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Siemens plans to cut 16,750 jobs| Siemens plans to cut 4% of the workforce worldwide as the conglomerate streamlines its operations to weather the economic downturn | |
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| May.31 |
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ECB set to mark 10 years  Map of FRANKFURT Germany The European Central Bank celebrates its 10th birthday with its reputation of steadfast stance on interest rates and quick action to supply banks
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| Mar.5 |
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Strike hits scores of flights Bavaria: Airlines canceled more than 200 flights operating out of Frankfurt and Munich, Germany's two largest airports, because of a public workers' strike
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| Feb.18 |
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More raids in tax fraud scandal Hamburg: Authorities investigating alleged tax evasion by Germans stashing money abroad mounted more raids in and around Munich and in Hamburg
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| Feb.15 |
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Deutsche Postbank posts 39% loss Berlin: The bank saw profit drop in the 4th quarter over the previous year, but the German bank said it escaped the worst of the subprime fallout
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| Jan.21 |
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World markets plunge on U.S. fears  India: Stock markets were, prompted by pessimism about Bush's plans to boost the U.S. economy. India's Sensex stock index fell nearly 11%
| Frankfurt's DAX dropping 6.02%
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| Dec.19 |
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German ire at EU fine on car CO2 Chancellor Merkel has opposed European Union plans to cut pollution from new cars, saying it was 'not economically favourable'
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| Dec.4 |
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Airlift airport to close Berlin: Historic Tempelhof Airport, which played a key role in the airlift in the wake of World War II, will close to passengers in 2008
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| Nov.22 |
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Airbus fears 'weak-dollar death' Hamburg: The weak dollar is threatening the survival of European planemaker, chief executive Tom Enders told workers
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| Nov.15 |
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Railroad strikes spread Train drivers launched a strike on the passenger network, following freight train drivers off the job
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Opera legend Pavarotti dies at 71
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| Feb.28 |
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Airbus to cut 10,000 jobs| France: CEO Louis Gallois announced the restructuring plan: 10,000 jobs cut over four years; 4,300 in France, 3,700 in Germany | | |
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| Feb.14 |
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 DaimlerChrysler cuts 13,000 jobs The German-US group would close one Chrysler factory as it continues efforts to turn around the struggling US operation
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| Sep.29 |
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VW workers agree to work longer Volkswagen has struck a deal with unions to extend the working week of staff at 6 plants without an increase in pay
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| Feb.10 |
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Volkswagen to cut 20,000 workers The carmaker is restructuring plans that are set to run until 2009. The shares jumped 8% to 54.79 euros
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| Mar.6 |
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D Boerse withdraws from takeover  London: German stock exchange operator is withdrawing from a £1.3bn takeover bid for the London Stock Exchange
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| Nov.21 |
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G-20 skirts sliding dollar Berlin: Finance ministers have wrapped up a 2-day summit without making reference to the sagging value of the U.S. dollar
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| Nov.19 |
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 Greenspan warns over US trade deficit Berlin: US Federal Reserve chief has warned that the deficit in US trade cannot be sustained indefinitely
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| Apr.16 |
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Bundesbank boss resigns Ernst Welteke has resigned following investigations into a hotel stay paid for by Dresdner Bank
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| Mar.31 |
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 Afghanistan wins $8.2bn in aid| Berlin: International donors have pledged $4.4 billion in new aid to Afghanistan for 2005 | |
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| Dec.16 |
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 Joint plan to relieve Iraq debt| The U.S., France and Germany have agreed on a plan to provide the Iraqi government with 'substantial' debt relief | |
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| Dec.15 |
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EU's richest six urge budget cap European Union: Germany, Austria, Britain, France, the Netherlands and Sweden have called for a drastic cut in financial aid to poorer nations
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| Mar.13 |
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 Schroeder calls for 'massive effort' Berlin: Chancellor has called for a 'massive joint effort' to revive the country's huge but flagging economy
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| Feb.5 |
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Unemployment hits new high The number of people out of work rose 62,000 in January to 4.274 million
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| Jan.18 |
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Germany's economy worst since 1993. Berlin
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OPEC to raise daily oil output
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| Dec.18 |
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Pay talks collapse
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| 2008 |
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| May.31 |
ECB set to mark 10 years Map of FRANKFURT Germany The European Central Bank celebrates its 10th birthday with its reputation of steadfast stance on interest rates and quick action to supply banks
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| Feb.18 |
More raids in tax fraud scandal Hamburg: Authorities investigating alleged tax evasion by Germans stashing money abroad mounted more raids in and around Munich and in Hamburg
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| Feb.15 |
Deutsche Postbank posts 39% loss Berlin: The bank saw profit drop in the 4th quarter over the previous year, but the German bank said it escaped the worst of the subprime fallout
| 2004 |
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| Nov.21 |
G-20 skirts sliding dollar Berlin: Finance ministers have wrapped up a 2-day summit without making reference to the sagging value of the U.S. dollar
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| Apr.16 |
Bundesbank boss resigns Ernst Welteke has resigned following investigations into a hotel stay paid for by Dresdner Bank
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| Mar.31 |
Afghanistan wins $8.2bn in aid| Berlin: International donors have pledged $4.4 billion in new aid to Afghanistan for 2005 | |
| 2003 |
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| Dec.16 |
Joint plan to relieve Iraq debt| The U.S., France and Germany have agreed on a plan to provide the Iraqi government with 'substantial' debt relief | |
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| Dec.15 |
EU's richest six urge budget cap European Union: Germany, Austria, Britain, France, the Netherlands and Sweden have called for a drastic cut in financial aid to poorer nations
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| 2007 |
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| Dec.4 |
Airlift airport to close Berlin: Historic Tempelhof Airport, which played a key role in the airlift in the wake of World War II, will close to passengers in 2008
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| Nov.22 |
Airbus fears 'weak-dollar death' Hamburg: The weak dollar is threatening the survival of European planemaker, chief executive Tom Enders told workers
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| Feb.28 |
Airbus to cut 10,000 jobs| France: CEO Louis Gallois announced the restructuring plan: 10,000 jobs cut over four years; 4,300 in France, 3,700 in Germany | | |
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| 2005 |
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| Mar.6 |
D Boerse withdraws from takeover London: German stock exchange operator is withdrawing from a £1.3bn takeover bid for the London Stock Exchange
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| 2007 |
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| Dec.19 |
German ire at EU fine on car CO2 Chancellor Merkel has opposed European Union plans to cut pollution from new cars, saying it was 'not economically favourable'
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| 2003 |
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| Mar.13 |
Schroeder calls for 'massive effort' Berlin: Chancellor has called for a 'massive joint effort' to revive the country's huge but flagging economy
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| Jan.18 |
Germany's economy worst since 1993. Berlin
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| 2004 |
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| Nov.19 |
Greenspan warns over US trade deficit Berlin: US Federal Reserve chief has warned that the deficit in US trade cannot be sustained indefinitely
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| 2008 |
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| Jan.21 |
World markets plunge on U.S. fears India: Stock markets were, prompted by pessimism about Bush's plans to boost the U.S. economy. India's Sensex stock index fell nearly 11%
| Frankfurt's DAX dropping 6.02%
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| 2008 |
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| Mar.5 |
Strike hits scores of flights Bavaria: Airlines canceled more than 200 flights operating out of Frankfurt and Munich, Germany's two largest airports, because of a public workers' strike
| 2007 |
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| Nov.15 |
Railroad strikes spread Train drivers launched a strike on the passenger network, following freight train drivers off the job
| 2006 |
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| Sep.29 |
VW workers agree to work longer Volkswagen has struck a deal with unions to extend the working week of staff at 6 plants without an increase in pay
| 2002 |
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| Dec.18 |
Pay talks collapse
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| 2008 |
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| Jul. 8 |
Siemens plans to cut 16,750 jobs| Siemens plans to cut 4% of the workforce worldwide as the conglomerate streamlines its operations to weather the economic downturn | |
| 2007 |
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| Feb.14 |
DaimlerChrysler cuts 13,000 jobs The German-US group would close one Chrysler factory as it continues efforts to turn around the struggling US operation
| 2006 |
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| Feb.10 |
Volkswagen to cut 20,000 workers The carmaker is restructuring plans that are set to run until 2009. The shares jumped 8% to 54.79 euros
| 2003 |
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| Feb.5 |
Unemployment hits new high The number of people out of work rose 62,000 in January to 4.274 million
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