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Datengetriebene Auswertungen rund um Insolvenzen in Deutschland, auf Basis der amtlichen Insolvenzbekanntmachungen und tagesaktueller Daten aus den Gerichten.
Is Germany Deindustrializing? What the Production Data Shows
German industrial output is below its 2018 level and plants are closing, yet the industrial base is still one of the world's largest. What the numbers say.
Weiterlesen →Where Germany's Departing Millionaires Actually Go
Germany now loses more millionaires than it gains. The Henley numbers, the top 12 destinations, how the exit tax works, and what leaves with them.
Weiterlesen →Germany's Skills Shortage: Myth or Real Gap?
Business groups warn of a dramatic gap while unemployment climbs and fewer firms report missing applicants. Where the shortage is real, and where it is not.
Weiterlesen →Germany's Recession: Why There Is Still No Recovery
Two years of contraction, then a gain too small to notice. How Germany compares internationally, and why the weakness is structural, not cyclical.
Weiterlesen →Why German Industry Pays Double the US for Electricity
German factories pay about twice what US competitors pay for power. What makes up the price, which sectors it hits first, and where production is moving.
Weiterlesen →Germany's Insolvency Wave: How Bad It Really Is
Corporate insolvencies are at their highest since the financial crisis. The opened proceedings, the hardest-hit sectors, and what the credit insurers expect.
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