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German optimism collapses

AI is everywhere in German companies, but productivity lags

Trade between Denmark and Germany grows

German business ends the year in grey

Germany opens billion-kr tender for Danish hydrogen

New date for ministerial meeting on the Fehmarn connection

Increasing Trade Between Denmark and Germany

Expert: Femern faces a dilemma between speed, economy, and politics

"Failed big time": Politician criticises severe Femern delay

Investor Confidence in Germany Rises Significantly

Analysis: Two stops, six cities - and a business community looking south

End to Extra Bureaucracy in German Ports

Ifo President Clemens Fuest sees few bright spots in the German economy and business climate. Photo: ifo.

Continued freefall: German economy under pressure

Employees of Volkswagen protest against company management during a demonstration on October 28 at the Volkswagen plant in Zwickau, Saxony. The company recently announced it will close three out of ten plants in Germany, leaving tens of thousands of workers fearing unemployment. Photo: Hendrik Schmidt/Ritzau Scanpix

Economic crisis pushes German government to the brink

New Trade Department: Get support entering the German market

CEO Mikkel Wesselhoff from Business Lolland-Falster wants more focus on German investments.

Looking south: Business Lolland-Falster focuses on Germany

DIHK Director Martin Wansleben has little positive to say about the current German business climate.

Germany looks longingly for recovery

The German federal government's austerity policy is now raising concerns about whether the hinterland connection to the Fehmarn Tunnel - including a new submerged tunnel under the Fehmarn Sound - will be ready on time.

Business community demands clarity on hinterland connection

The German federal government's austerity policy is now raising concerns about whether the hinterland connection to the Fehmarn Tunnel - including a new submerged tunnel under the Fehmarn Sound - will be ready on time.

Business community demands clarity on hinterland connection

Business, Transport and Tourism Minister Claus Ruhe Madsen from Schleswig-Holstein does not have the solution to Denmark's labor shortage. His own state has the same problem.

Schleswig-Holstein declines: Lacking labor itself

Unemployment is rising in Germany, while there is a shortage of labor in Denmark. Sounds like a match.

Analysis: German unemployment may benefit Danish businesses

The plans for a new immersed tunnel from the island of Fehmarn to the German mainland are ready. But they have not yet been approved by the authorities. That is why Deutsche Bahn is initially laying new rails to the worn Fehmarnsund bridge (top right).

Analysis: Deutsche Bahn begins with Plan B

Femern Belt Development, led by Stig Rømer Winther, has in 2022 also looked at North German companies that would like good advice in connection with the Femern project.

Annual report from Femern Belt Development

Femern Belt Development, led by Stig Rømer Winther, has in 2022 also looked at North German companies that would like good advice in connection with the Femern project.

Annual report from Femern Belt Development

German companies are becoming more and more visible among the more than 600 subcontractors for the Fehmarn project so far. Here the railway trench on Fehmarn is being prepared

Northern German companies win Fehmarn tasks

German companies are becoming more and more visible among the more than 600 subcontractors for the Fehmarn project so far. Here the railway trench on Fehmarn is being prepared

Northern German companies win Fehmarn tasks

Stefan Seidler (SSW) is the first member of the German Bundestag from the Danish minority in South Schleswig since 1949. He is not particularly optimistic about whether things will be finished on time on the German side of the Fehmarn Belt.

Member of the Bundestag: Germany probably not ready for Fehmarn opening in 2029

German business is looking increasingly less bleak about the future. But it's not quite good.

German companies’ gloomy view of the economy is slowly brightening

Nicole Due Frenzel from Beltkomm works to introduce Danish companies to the German reality.

German cultural training for Danish companies

Great German media interest in the Fehmarn construction

Hansebelt på udstillingscentret

Germany must have its eyes open for Fehmarn integration

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