Siemens AG is betting that the increase in Poland’s defence and infrastructure spending will drive higher demand for its automation and digital technology products, allowing the German group to benefit from the country’s expanding budget in these areas.
European retailer MediaMarktSaturn removed Ledger crypto hardware wallets from its shelves after reports of device tampering, as Ledger investigates incidents beyond the CryptoBilis case in Southeast Asia.
Vonovia’s chief executive Luka Mucic told Handelsblatt that the left in Berlin is considering expropriating housing firms and explained the company’s position on future investments in the city.
In a low‑volatility session on Monday, the DAX index maintained its recent rally, ending in positive territory. Rheinmetall rose to the top of the index, while a reversal in oil prices had little effect on the market.
The article explains the restrictions introduced by the new rental law reform plans presented by Justice Minister Hubig, outlining how they will affect landlords and property owners and how the German rental market is expected to change as a result.
German digital bank N26 has named Marc Heß as its new CFO, finalising a series of recent changes to its executive and supervisory boards.
Germany’s most valuable fintech, Trade Republic, posted revenue exceeding 750 million euros in its 2024/25 fiscal year, showing a rapid expansion according to an exclusive business report.
The German development bank KfW reports that firms are again demanding more credit, with the steepest rise since late 2022, driven largely by the energy sector’s investment in new infrastructure. However, KfW does not see a clear turning point and cautions that rising financing costs could dampen growth.
The Bundesbank warned that rising sovereign debt across Europe is becoming a growing risk for financial markets, potentially leading to a debt crisis. Michael Theurer, a board member of the Bundesbank, urged the ECB to adopt a long‑term strategy and avoid premature intervention.
The EU Commission must assess the planned takeover of Commerzbank by Italy’s UniCredit to determine if it meets antitrust requirements, with a decision expected in November.