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Insolvent German airline Air Berlin aims to strike deals to sell assets to two or more buyers by the end of September, before a government loan keeping its planes in the air runs out, its chief executive said.
The far-right, Eurosceptic AfD looks set to become the country's third largest party and enter parliament for the first time, according to the latest polls.
Stephen Furlong, aviation analyst at Davy Research, discusses how German airline Luftansa will benefit from the demise of competitor Air Berlin.
Jeffrey Sacks, EMEA investment strategist at Citi Private Bank, discusses the German economy and buying sovereign bonds.
Angela Merkel may be poised to enter her fourth term as German Chancellor, but the chances of her serving the full four years are becoming increasingly slim, according to her far-right challengers the AfD.
Struggling German airline Air Berlin filed for insolvency after years of losses caught up with it.
The German economy grew by less than expected in the second quarter as net trade dampened an overall expansion which was driven by strong household spending and rising state expenditure, the Federal Statistics Office said on Tuesday.
Racist provocateur Richard Spencer is trying to speak at University of Florida next month.
German grocer Aldi said on Sunday it has partnered with Instacart to deliver groceries in three U.S. cities.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel launched her re-election campaign with a scathing attack on German auto bosses on Saturday yet the electorate is unlikely to have been inspired by the criticism, according to ING Germany's chief economist.
President Donald Trump will order his top trade adviser to determine whether to investigate Chinese trade practices that force U.S. firms operating in China to turn over intellectual property.
RWE now expects full-year profits to be at the upper end of its outlook range.
RWE CFO Markus Krebber discusses Germany's energy supply and his company's stock price, saying that "the market has understood the new RWE."
Only a strong economy will keep Washington as a global center of gravity, Michael Ivanovitch writes.
The EU is planning on holding a meeting over a tainted egg scandal, which revealed insecticide-contaminated products in 17 countries.
Europe's food safety commissioner urged countries to stop "blaming and shaming" one another over a continental eggs contamination scare on Friday.
