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The eurozone’s most important economy booked a bigger-than forecast-trade surplus of almost €18 billion, as exports of German goods fell for a fourth straight month.

René Benko’s Signa filed for insolvency, marking one of the most dramatic falls in the property sector in recent years

The EU ;promised Ukraine a million rounds by March of next year but may not be able to deliver.

Amazon.com faces strikes in the U.S. and Europe on Friday, hitting the e-commerce giant at the start of a busy holiday shopping weekend as labor unrest picks up on both sides of the Atlantic.

Germany’s economy contracted 0.1% from July to September, confirming prior estimates, as the country languishes in a likely recession.

A durable uptick in joblessness could have a devastating impact on the continent, from hitting growth to depleting public coffers

Rents are rising at a record pace in Berlin despite anti-gentrification rules and rental caps

A proposal to process asylum seekers in third countries, including in Africa, is a shift for the nation

Rheinmetall confirmed its guidance for the year after third-quarter sales and orders grew on the back of strong demand for ammunition in a defense landscape significantly altered by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and, more recently, the Israel-Hamas war.

Finma, Switzerland’s financial watchdog, said it is supervising UBS ‘intensively’ following its tie up with Credit Suisse