The euro has been around for 21 years — here are the 12 currencies it replaced - Business Insider
The euro was introduced in many country's banking systems in 1999, and was launched as coins and banknotes in 12 countries on January 1, 2020.
Germany October factory output falls, industrial recession getting worse - Business Insider
October's 1.7% fall means that in the last year output has fallen 5.7% — the steepest year-on-year decline since 2009.
Spend more on defense or we'll move US troops to Poland, US ambassador tells Germany
The US ambassador to Germany said Friday that Berlin's unwillingness to boost defense spending might lead the US to move troops in Germany to Poland.
A German teenager scored an extraordinary long-range goal on her Women's World Cup debut
Germany was deadlocked with China until the 66th minute of the group stage match, when Giulia Gwinn arrowed one in from outside the box.
Researchers found a mysterious star in the Milky Way — and it's not from our galaxy
There is no correspondence between the composition of the "new" star and its neighbors in the Milky Way.
Germany opens first electric highway that lets trucks draw power from overhead cables
Germany spent 84 million euros developing the Siemens-made eHighway and a hybrid truck, which Siemens say will massively lower fuel costs.
Siemens stock is jumping after the industrials giant laid out plans to create a billion-dollar energy company
Siemens' stock rose 4.5% on its plans to combine its gas-and-power and renewable-energy businesses to create a separate, billion-dollar energy company.
Despite proposed fines for anti-vaxxers in Germany and New York, vaccine exemption bills may be on the rise
Germany and New York recently introduced bills to fine people who fail to vaccinate. But policies that let people forgo vaccinations may be on the rise.
Recession fears trigger 'sea of red' in stock markets as traders flee to safety
Asian equities plummeted and global stocks edged lower after warnings in the bond market about global growth and a looming US recession.
Recession fears trigger sea of red in Asian stocks; US and Europe are are only slightly lower
Warnings in the bond market sent Asian equities plummeting, but US futures and European shares are either flat or only slightly lower on Monday.
Europe's mightiest river is drying up, causing a recession in Germany. Yes, really.
The Rhine is crucial for German industry because it provides an avenue for the distribution of raw materials to German manufacturers.