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Investment summit in Berlin - Minister of Economic Affairs Reiche promotes a more optimistic view of Germany
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Investment summit in Berlin - Minister of Economic Affairs Reiche promotes a more optimistic view of Germany

Federal Economic Affairs Minister Reiche has campaigned for a more confident view of Germany as a business location. At the investment summit currently taking place in Berlin, international entrepreneurs asked why people in Germany look at their own country with so much pessimism. According to Reiche, there are investment commitments of 228 billion euros.

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Investment summit in Berlin - Rich promotes a more optimistic view of Germany
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Investment summit in Berlin - Rich promotes a more optimistic view of Germany

Federal Economic Affairs Minister Reiche has campaigned for a more confident view of Germany as a business location. At the investment summit currently taking place in Berlin, international entrepreneurs asked why people in Germany look at their own country with so much pessimism. According to Reiche, there are investment commitments of 228 billion euros.

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Red-red-green nail sample
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Red-red-green nail sample

While the SPD, the Left and the Greens are negotiating a coalition, the new Schweriner Landtag meets and elects a presidium. A first test for the red-red-green majority.

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Germany Liveblog: Berliner Linke advises on MEP Emde
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Germany Liveblog: Berliner Linke advises on MEP Emde

Expulsion from the group threatens +++ Greens and SPD vote for coalition negotiations with leftists in Berlin +++ Merz promotes investments at summit +++ all developments in the live blog

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Likely Tax Increase Sparks Demands
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Likely Tax Increase Sparks Demands

From today, the Working Group on Tax Estimation is discussing how much tax revenue the federal government and states can expect. It could be more than previously expected. This sparks demands. By Philipp Eckstein.

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