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Germany Registers 41.4 Manufacturing PMI, Troubles in France Rise

Germany Registers 41.4 Manufacturing PMI, Troubles in France Rise

Germany has registered a decline in factory activity during September, compared to 43.5 in August.

Germany announces ban on Glyphosate by 2023

Germany announces ban on Glyphosate by 2023

Germany has announced its plan to ban use of glyphosate by year 2023 and the use will be limited before the ban will be implemented.

Volkswagen Group Components plans to electrify vintage cars

Volkswagen Group Components plans to electrify vintage cars

According to German publication Automobilwoche, Volkswagen Group Components (VWGC) has efforts underway to electrify vintage cars.

Charging Network Allego opens Charging Station at Ettenhuber GmbH in Munich/Feldkirchen

Charging Network Allego opens Charging Station at Ettenhuber GmbH in Munich/Feldkirchen

German charging network Allego has opened a special high-power charging (HPC) station at the Ettenhuber GmbH site in Feldkirchen, Munich.

Germans losing thirst for beer

Germans losing thirst for beer Wiesbaden, Germany - German breweries sold less beer than ever in the first quarter of 2009 as the recession and a smoking ban in bars took its toll, according to figures released Thursday.

The Federal Statistics Office said sales of the amber liquid were down 6.8 per cent from a year ago to 20.7 million hectolitres, the lowest amount since records were first kept in 1993.

Some 86.3 per cent of the beer produced in Germany is for domestic consumption. Exports to Germany's neighbours in the European Union slumped 12.5 per cent to 2.2 million hectolitres.

Deutsche Telekom to vote restructuring through this year

 Deutsche Telekom to vote restructuring through this year Cologne, Germany - European telephones giant Deutsche Telekom is to summon shareholders this year to vote through a major reorganization that will fold its T-Mobile wireless business back into the main company, Telekom said Thursday in Cologne.

At a shareholder meeting in Cologne, chief executive Rene Obermann said executive responsibilities would be re-allocated, but the move did not mean any job losses in the company's German home market. Obermann said he was concentrating on "modernizing" the company.

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