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Full coverage: Germany

Sean Keyes on investing: Industry is draining out of Europe

One thing the European economy has always had going for it is its strong industrial sector. But thanks to bad luck, and a few big policy blunders, that's changing very quickly.

Sean Keyes
14th Feb, 2024 - 4 min read

What are the top movies on German TV this Christmas? Everything from a Czech Cinderella to Nazi-era entertainment

The great tradition of settling down on Christmas night to watch the family movie is still very much alive in Germany. But there’s no place for The Towering Inferno in Fergal Lenehan’s list of what Germans watch at this time of year.

Fergal Lenehan
23rd Dec, 2023 - 7 min read

Rising Sons: How two friends are building a €100m European hair loss treatment business

Will Kennedy and Adrian Gilbane have backgrounds in brand, science and business. They have just raised €6.75m in debt and equity from some well-known names, and they’ve big plans.

Tom Lyons
14th Dec, 2023 - 6 min read

Having sold a majority stake in his accountancy firm, Anthony Casey is now hunting for 20 more firms to do the same

Earlier this year, German accountancy firm ETL acquired 51% of Noone Casey. Anthony Casey talks about the deal and the ETL model.

Ian Kehoe
20th Nov, 2023 - 6 min read

Are you being served? Not any more in Germany where the great department stores are falling victim to the retail revolution

Germany gave the world some of the largest department stores. They were retailing cathedrals opulently designed with marble staircases, rare woods and living palm trees. Today, many are closed, shuttered and decaying all across the country. What happened?

Fergal Lenehan
20th Sep, 2023 - 8 min read

Faking Hitler: The 1980s forged Diaries and the biggest media scandal of post-war West Germany

Diaries alleged in the 1980s to have been written by Adolf Hitler portrayed him as knowing little about the ongoing Holocaust. This was the main clue that the notebooks were fake.

Fergal Lenehan
17th Mar, 2023 - 7 min read

In search of moral clarity: Germany, the war in Ukraine and a conversation Ireland needs to have

Germans retain a vivid idea of what Total War actually means and the remnants of this occasionally re-appear. But are the country's conversations about Russia's war against Ukraine leading to a clarity absent in Ireland?

Fergal Lenehan
14th May, 2022 - 11 min read

“At some point putting further pressure on Putin is going to lead to escalation”

The economic consequences of sanctions are being felt in Russia and in the West. Nicholas Mulder discusses sanctions, the united response to Putin's invasion that may have stunned the Russian president and why unity is needed in the next steps too.

Ed Brophy
2nd Apr, 2022 - 5 min read

Pandemic-hit German hotels are on sale at knock-down prices. The Comers are buying

After retrenching from Germany at a profit in recent years, Galway-born brothers Brian and Luke Comer have just bought a high-profile hotel in Hamburg. Covid-19 has created the type of opportunity their fortune is based on.

Thomas Hubert
2nd Feb, 2022 - 2 min read

When we hoped tinkering at the margins would solve the financial crisis, Germany said no. Climate change is next

German governments do what voters have elected them to do, under the watchful eye of the Bundestag. This previously led to austerity-laced EU bailouts. This time, Germany’s big election issue was the environment.

Thomas Hubert
29th Sep, 2021 - 3 min read
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