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France’s future president should be able to answer that question with "Yes of course!" Since 2003, France has imported more than it has exported. "We need someone to represent our business interests abroad", say business leaders in the tech sector.
France’s future president should be able to answer that question with "Yes of course!" Since 2003, France has imported more than it has exported. "We need someone to represent our business interests abroad", say business leaders in the tech sector.
Does the idea of global free trade have a future if countries are seeking to erect trade barriers? Donald Trump says the World Trade Organization is a disaster, while others stress its importance. DW has an exclusive report straight from the WTO.
We talk to Laura Lale Kabis-Kechrid of the German Council on Foreign Relations on the economic and political developments in Turkey and how they are affecting young businesspeople there.
As global car sales continue to rise, traffic congestion in many cities is becoming ever more nightmarish. Gridlock and toxic air pollution from Asia to South America! Digital technologies may help resolve some of these problems.
A majority in Scotland voted against Brexit in last year’s referendum. But the Scottish Fishermen’s Federation says Brexit represents a sea of opportunities for fishing communities throughout the UK.
Kemal Şahin is an entrepreneur in Germany who comes from Turkey. The engineer started out selling T-shirts in Aachen. Now his textiles group has annual sales of more than a billion euros. Tensions between Turkey and Germany are painful for him.
Investor Matthias Weik believes the eurozone will fall apart in 2017! He says Greece will not benefit from further bailouts, and that its debts will inevitably have to be written off. And what about France and Italy? The future does not look bright.
From web designers to painters to musicians, the creative economy in Germany is very diverse. They’re all passionately committed to their art and their work. But some find it difficult to make ends meet.
Banks have been caught napping while fintech firms revolutionize the financial sector. Customers can open an account, apply for loans and make payments via their smartphone. Now banks are turning to the newcomers for help.