Major Changes Coming to Germany in July 2024
Learn about the significant changes coming to Germany in July 2024, including rising pensions, mandatory caps for disposable bottles, black box requirements for cars, legalization of cannabis social clubs, and extended breast cancer screening. Stay informed and prepared for these impactful consumer changes.
Germany’s ‘Home Ground’ in Herzogenaurach Set to Revive Team Spirit for Euro 2024
Germany’s Euro 2024 base camp, ‘Home Ground,’ located in Herzogenaurach, aims to revive the team spirit that led to their 2014 World Cup victory. Former team director Oliver Bierhoff collaborated with Adidas to create a unique environment emphasizing team camaraderie and determination. Unlike Campo Bahia, the camp offers a historical and tranquil setting for the team to prepare for Euro 2024, instilling a winning mentality and spirit among the players.
Picnic’s Last-Mile Efficiency Leads to Profit Milestone
Discover how Dutch online supermarket Picnic achieves profitability with free delivery through efficient last-mile organization. Learn how investments in robotization and collaborations with industry leaders like Edeka contribute to Picnic’s success. With a focus on urban areas and high delivery efficiency, Picnic maintains its commitment to free deliveries, attracting loyal customers and planning expansion into larger markets. Despite challenges in international markets, Picnic aims for growth in Germany and France, positioning itself for sustained success in the competitive online grocery sector.
Germany’s Economy Shows Signs of Improvement Despite Challenges
Germany’s economy is set to grow in the second quarter, with positive developments in private consumption and the industry. Despite recent data suggesting a potential slowdown, the Bundesbank forecasts a 0.3% increase in real GDP for this year. The Ifo institute is optimistic, raising its growth forecast and highlighting ‘new hope’ for a gradual recovery from the crisis.
XM Live Education: Your One-Stop Solution for Webinars and Market Insights
Stay updated with XM Live Education for the latest market insights and trends. Learn about the recent slowdown in German business activity and its impact on the European Central Bank. Stay informed with the latest news from Reuters to make well-informed decisions in the financial world.
WilmerHale Lawyers Recognized in Handelsblatt ‘The Best Lawyers® in Germany (2025 Edition)’
WilmerHale Germany lawyers have been recognized in the 2025 edition of ‘The Best Lawyers® in Germany’ by Handelsblatt. Sixteen outstanding lawyers are honored in various legal fields including Antitrust, Corporate Law, Intellectual Property, and more. The rankings reflect the high level of professional excellence and client satisfaction. Learn more on the Handelsblatt website.
Niantic Announces ‘UEFA Euro 2024’ Event for Pokémon GO Trainers in Germany
Exciting news for Pokémon GO Trainers in Germany as Niantic announces the ‘UEFA Euro 2024’ event, featuring special Timed Research, increased experience from PokéStops, and new official routes in cities like Berlin, Cologne, and Munich. Exclusive to players in Germany!
Italian Exports Surge by 10.7% in April, Led by Growth in Key Markets
Italian exports surged by 10.7% in April compared to last year, with positive growth seen in trade with both EU and non-EU countries. The trade balance showed a surplus of +4,807 million euros, indicating a strong recovery in trade performance. The increase in exports to Germany is particularly noteworthy, signaling a positive outlook for Italy’s export sector.
New Discovery Reveals Mechanism in Brown Fat That Could Help Combat Obesity
Researchers have discovered a new mechanism in brown fat that acts as an ‘off switch’ shortly after activation, posing limitations on using brown fat as a treatment for obesity. By blocking the protein responsible for deactivation, a new strategy could be developed to activate brown fat safely, potentially addressing obesity and related health issues.
German trade union calls for Lufthansa ground staff strike
Verdi, a major German trade union, has called for a Lufthansa ground staff strike in Germany on March 7 and 8, potentially causing delays and cancellations. The strike is part of ongoing negotiations for pay raises, with around 25,000 employees represented by the union seeking a 12% increase or a minimum of €500 per month. The strikes have disrupted flights and drawn criticism from Lufthansa, with the upcoming strike tailored to impact passenger flights. The fifth round of talks is scheduled for March 13 and 14, with no signs of a breakthrough in negotiations.