Status: 03/07/2022 10:32 AM About 20,000 apartments and houses are owned by Russians in the Czech spa town of Karlovy Vary. But with the fear of sanctions and asset freezes, many properties are now for sale. Realtor Alexandr Mizjuk sells real estate in Karlovy Vary in the Czech Republic on behalf of Russian owners. And … Read more
In the years following the 2008 financial crisis, both stocks and real estate benefited greatly from expansionary monetary policy and low interest rates from central banks. Therefore, both asset classes delivered good performance overall. But there are big differences. For example, real estate prices have skyrocketed, especially in metropolitan areas. By contrast, little has happened … Read more
The Saxon mobile phone wholesaler Komsa is hoping for this in the home office With mail order and a repair shop, Komsa has become one of the biggest Saxon companies. Boss Jean-Pascal Urbon has an idea how the consequences of Corona can keep the company growing. Nonstop: On some days, more than 30,000 packages with … Read more
Updated 06/28/2022 at 12:11 pm Despite the challenges posed by the war in Ukraine, German companies have so far proven strong. The number of company bankruptcies also fell in the first half of the year. But now experts fear a reversal of the trend. You can find more business topics here The war in Ukraine … Read more
July 3, 2022 at 7:33 am Meeting of automotive businessmen : Looking for a successor to Ford – how big is the interest of Chinese car manufacturers in the Saarland What will happen to the Ford factory in Saarlouis and the workers? Saarland is looking for answers. Photo: Ruppenthal Neunkirchen At the meeting of Saarland … Read more
Home Business Was created: 07/03/2022UPDATED: 07/03/2022, 07:50 am Of: Tobias Schwab Division Workers at a tannery in Bangladesh process raw leather. © dpa European footwear retailers still take too little responsibility for human rights risks in their supply chains, a study shows. When the wall of a clarifier collapsed in Ranipet, India in 2015, ten … Read more
Jana Bostelmann (left) and Kevin Reichmann (right) are committed to Emmanuel Afriyie (middle). (Photo: Jan Eckhoff) “Emma is the backbone of our club,” explains Kevin Reichman, first team coach at the Hagen United soccer team. By Emma she means Emmanuel Afriyie, who is sitting with us and Jana Bostelmann, also United’s manager, on a beautiful … Read more
John Boot is an integral part of Britain’s industrial history. The man who once ran the Boots pharmaceutical empire is now seen as a pioneer of a new kind of working hours. In the early 1930s he became the “pioneer of the five-day week” on the island. Faced with clear overproduction at his factory at … Read more
The greatest events often have secular beginnings. In the summer of 2014, Dan McCrum, an aspiring journalist at the Financial Times (FT), met Australian hedge fund manager John Hempton. He asked, “Are you interested in any German gangsters?” McCrum had said. Now he has written about what happened next in his book ‘House of Wirecard’. … Read more
Above all, operators of critical infrastructure should be equipped with emergency generators – these should have a bridging time of at least 72 hours. − Icon: Seemüller The federal government is recommending that companies stock up on emergency power generators because of the natural gas crisis – in preparation for a possible “gas and electricity … Read more
