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More than three-fourths of German business leaders expect increases in revenue (78%) and profits (75%) in the year ahead, up 9% and 16% respectively from 2023, according to J.P. Morgans fourth annual Germany Business Leaders Outlook survey.

More than three-fourths of German business leaders expect increases in revenue (78%) and profits (75%) in the year ahead, up 9% and 16% respectively from 2023, according to J.P. Morgans fourth annual Germany Business Leaders Outlook survey.

Mittelstand companies demonstrate resilience as stubbornly high inflation, energy prices and strained supply chains weigh on the overall business outlook Optimism is falling among German Mittelstand

Mittelstand companies face inevitable uncertainty, business challenges and rising geopolitical tensions head-on in the year ahead Nearly all (95%) German Mittelstand leaders expect business repercussions

By Tom Sims FRANKFURT (Reuters) - JPMorgan Chase & Co plans to make further inroads in Germany by targeting more of the medium-sized firms that form t...

By Tom Sims FRANKFURT (Reuters) - JPMorgan Chase & Co plans to make further inroads in Germany by targeting more of the medium-sized firms that form t...

Posted on 516 Undeterred by supply chain challenges thrown up by COVID-19, German businesses are doubling down on globalization, embracing technology as a means to adapt, and planning for ownership transitions in the medium term, according to J.P. Morgan’s inaugural Germany Business Leaders Outlook survey released today. According to the J.P. Morgan Business Leaders Outlook survey, about 6 in 10 of senior executives from German com...

German Mittelstand companies double down on global expansion despite supply chain friction Study finds a significant number of companies plan for ownership transitions in the medium term, mainly