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20:35 : Angela Merkel needs all the help she can get | Timothy Garton Ash - Few had anticipated the leadership dilemmas of a European Germany in a German EuropeIn 1953 the novelist Thomas Mann appealed to an audience of students in Hamburg to strive for "not a German Europe but a European Germany". This stirring ...

19:14 : Austerity is turning Germany into a basket case too - Now industrial production and export orders are declining even in Europe's powerhouse, as the austerity Berlin demands stifles its customers' spendingExports down by 4.3% in December. Industrial production ...

18:19 : Petroplus says investors eye German refinery - ZURICH, Feb 8 (Reuters) - Troubled oil refiner Petroplus has several investors interested in its operations in Germany, where its Ingolstadt plant will start running on standby mode on Thursday, it said, as it seeks to sell what ...

13:37 : Thomas Cook lifts off after holding market share - Thomas Cook, the embattled travel agent, rallied after reporting a rise in revenues and claiming that it had held on to its UK market share for winter and summer bookings.Shares rose 5.77% in morning trading to 13.7p as the company ...

11:28 : Insight - The dark side of Germany's jobs miracle - By Sarah Marsh and Holger Hansen STRALSUND, Germany (Reuters) - Anja has been scrubbing floors and washing dishes for two euros an hour over the past six years. She is bewildered when she sees newspapers hailing Germany's "job miracle."

21:43 : Debt crisis and Greek debt talks: as it happened - February 7, 2012 - French Finance Minister Francois Baroin claims that Austria, Belgium, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Portugal and Spain ...

19:39 : Nine countries urge EU to speed up transaction tax - PARIS, Feb 7 (Reuters) - Nine European countries, including France and Germany, have written to the Danish presidency of the European Union requesting an acceleration of the work on introducing a financial transaction tax, ...

21:42 : Debt crisis and Greek debt talks: as it happened February 6, 2012 - Lucas Papademos requests document on "consequences" of a Greek default as France and Germany insist there will be no €130bn bailout unless the country agrees harsh new austerity terms.

18:20 : Europe's debt continues to rise - Europe's debt in late 2011 stood well above the EU's limits for a healthy economy, with even powerhouse Germany bearing a debt load that could take decades to pay down, although borrowing as a proportion of output was smaller than for the ...

15:38 : Germay, France and EC increase pressure on Greece - Germany and France have told Greece there will be no €130bn bailout unless it agrees harsh new austerity cuts and reforms, while the European Commission warned the for a deal "has already passed".

15:26 : European Central Bank in a fix over Greek debt - The ECB may be putting the interests of the few banks that have written credit-default swaps before those of Greece, Europe's taxpayers, and creditorsNothing illustrates better the political crosscurrents, special interests, and shortsighted ...

11:20 : Swiss Must Kill Bank Secrecy, Revise Deals, EU Tax Chief Says - Switzerland must eliminate banking secrecy and renegotiate tax accords with the U.K. and Germany that clash with regional initiatives, according to European Union Tax Commissioner Algirdas Semeta.

20:07 : French socialists' Latin revolt against Germany - The half-century habits of Franco-German condominium die hard. It is a painful process for French elites to admit that monetary union is asphyxiating their economy and must inevitably trap France in mercantilist subordination to Germany.

08:36 : Eurozone crisis live: Eurozone retail sales could dent optimism - • Figures out at 10am expected to show fall • Today's agenda • Live blogging now @MartinFarrer8.05am: We're all set for another day in the life of the eurozone crisis and here are the main events in and around that today:• First we're ...

14:00 : Mini red-faced after sponsoring deadly Cooper cold front - BMW PR campaign falls foul of winter weather after BMW paid in advance to name the current lethal cold snap CooperIt is a little known fact that in Germany, anyone with a few hundred euros to spare can sponsor a high or low pressure front ...

03:36 : Indian shares seen higher, telecoms under pressure - MUMBAI, Feb 2 (Reuters) - Indian shares are expected to climb on Thursday after strong manufacturing data from China to Germany bolstered risk appetite across Asian markets.

19:51 : Bundesbank sinks deeper into debt saving Europe - Germany's Bundesbank has entirely exhausted its stock of private assets and run up a quarter of a trillion euros in liabilities propping up the eurozone system, testing the political limits of EMU solidarity in Germany.

18:51 : German solar groups could thrive on subsidy fears - FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Fears Germany will cap or cut green energy subsidies is boosting demand for solar panels, and uncertainty about the shape of the measures could give the country's battered solar sector an advantage against Chinese ...

17:50 : FTSE 100 close to a six month high as manufacturing data reassures - Investors heartened by PMI figures from across the globe, but eurozone crisis still hovers in backgroundLeading shares moved close to a new six month high after better than expected manufacturing surveys from key economies including China, ...

16:30 : Wall Street jumps on overseas optimism - Stocks rallied on Wednesday as upbeat economic data out of China and Germany eased concerns about the global economy and Greece neared a long-delayed deal on a debt swap.

15:26 : Wall Street opens higher on overseas optimism - Stocks opened higher on Wednesday after better-than-expected data out of China and Germany and as Greece inched closer to a debt deal, though recent market action suggested gains could be ephemeral.

14:15 : Stock futures imply higher open on overseas optimism - Stock index futures suggested a higher open on Wednesday after better-than-expected data out of China and Germany and as Greece inched closer to a debt deal, though recent market action suggested gains could be ...

14:15 : Stock futures jump on upbeat Chinese, German data - Stock index futures jumped on Wednesday after better-than-expected data out of China and Germany and as Greece inched closer to a debt deal, but recent market action suggested gains could be ephemeral.

10:40 : Euro zone manufacturing shrinks - Euro zone manufacturing activity declined for a sixth straight month in January as a slight upturn in Germany failed to offset a prolonged contraction in the region's smaller economies, a survey showed today.

09:38 : UPM continues to invest in efficient energy generation - A new combined heat and power plant to be built at UPM Schongau mill in Germany (UPM, Helsinki, 1 February 2012 at 11.15 EET) – UPM continues to invest in efficient energy generation and builds a new combined heat and power plant at the ...

09:15 : Eurozone crisis live: Manufacturing data shows state of global economy - Profusion of industrial statistics will illustrate how the global economy is faring, as Greek debt talks stumble9.03am: Manufacturing output across the eurozone also fell in January, for the sixth month running.Markit's overall PMI came ...

08:48 : Klesch keen on Petroplus' UK, German plants - report - PARIS, Feb 1 (Reuters) - Swiss investment vehicle Klesch Group is considering snapping up insolvent refiner Petroplus' Coryton plant in Britain as well as the Ingolstatt site in Germany, chief executive Gary Klesch said in an interview ...

23:29 : German jobs miracle as Latin unemployment soars - Germany is enjoying the greatest jobs boom in 20 years even as unemployment rises to post-EMU highs across southern Europe, stretching the euro's North-South divide ever closer to breaking point.

11:57 : Nokia Siemens to cut 4,100 jobs in Germany, Finland - (Reuters) - Nokia Siemens Networks, the world's second-largest maker of mobile phone network equipment, is talking to labour unions in its home countries Germany and Finland about ...

18:05 : D. Boerse regulator says has concerns over NYSE deal - WIESBADEN, Germany, Jan 30 (Reuters) - Deutsche Boerse's home regulator, the Hessian Minister of Economics, said the German exchange operator has failed to address concerns about the proposed takeover of NYSE ...

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