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Stock exchange in Frankfurt: Dax is robust according to inflation data
The Dax continued its recovery course on Thursday.

Energy: Federal Network Agency: Full storage is also possible without Russia
After winter is before winter: The President of the Federal Network Agency, Klaus Müller, assumes that he will be able to start with full natural gas storage facilities in the coming winter of 2023/24.

Equality: EU: Companies must disclose salary differences
The European Parliament has approved stricter rules for more wage transparency.

Publisher: Bertelsmann receives first offers for Gruner Jahr magazines
The parent company Bertelsmann has received the first offers for its sales plans for numerous magazines from the Hamburg publishing house Gruner Jahr.

Consolidated balance sheet: Despite record delays and billions in debt - strong salary increase for rail boss Lutz
Railway boss Richard Lutz received more than twice as much money from his company last year as a year earlier.

"Dangers often underestimated": The number of alcohol addicts at work has increased by 32 percent within ten years
In ten years, the number of alcohol abusers in the workplace has increased by around 32 percent.

German environmental aid: Improvement necessary for multiple-way offer obligation
The German Environmental Aid (DUH) insists on improvements to the law after further violations of the obligation to offer reusable products in the hospitality industry were detected during test purchases.

Compared to the same month last year: Inflation is slowing down – but remains high at 7.4 percent
Despite the slowdown in March, inflation in Germany remains at a high level.

Climate: EU commits to higher targets for renewables
By 2030, 42.

Pollution: Greenpeace: More and more flights with private planes in Europe
The environmental organization Greenpeace sees the climate endangered by more and more private flights in Europe.

Salaries: Annual report 2022: Bahn boss received 2.24 million euros
Bahn boss Richard Lutz received more than twice as much money from his company last year as in 2021.

China: Alibaba: Why six "baby babas" are more valuable than one
Anyone who thinks Amazon has a wide range should take a look at the Alibaba shop: you can find everything here – from used ATMs and food trucks to baby food and contacts in Chinese factories.

Energy: The federal and state governments agree on aid for oil heating
After long negotiations, the federal and state governments have agreed on the implementation of hardship aid for private households that heat with heating oil or wood pellets.

Aviation industry: Austrian Airlines: Tariff agreement after threat of strike
Cabin crew and management of the Lufthansa subsidiary Austrian Airlines have agreed on a new collective agreement.

The day after: Spring offers at Amazon: Get hold of the last Easter deals
New year, new offers: Amazon invites you to the first big deals event in 2023.

Stock exchange in Frankfurt: Dax continues to recover ahead of inflation data
On the German stock market, the most important indices continued their recent recovery with robust gains on Thursday.

Technology: The infotainment of the Porsche Cayenne facelift: A breeze Taycan
The sentence in the press release dealing with the facelift of the new Porsche Cayenne must go down like oil on every fan of the Zuffenhausen brand.

Government dispute over heating technology: Take that, heat pump! Why the regulars' slogans against technology are nonsense
Anyone who speaks to the large heating manufacturers who are training thousands of tradesmen in heat pump technology these days feels great desperation.

Prices: Economists: Consumer price inflation slowing down
According to economists, inflation in Germany slowed down in March, although it was still at a high level.

Traffic: 155 million passengers: Bahn expects long-distance traffic record
Despite all the problems on the rails, the demand for long-distance transport by Deutsche Bahn continues to grow: the state-owned group expects around 155 million passengers in its own ICE and IC trains for the current year, as the German Press Agency learned from supervisory board circles.

Foreign trade: British accession to the Pacific Trade Pact CPTPP is imminent
The United Kingdom is about to join the Pacific Trade Pact CPTPP.

Human rights: VW rejects agreement on possible slave labor in Brazil
Volkswagen do Brasil walked out of the negotiating table in a hearing over possible slave labor at a subsidiary's Amazon farm in the 1970s and 80s, according to Brazilian prosecutors.

Industry: Leoni is to be taken off the stock exchange
One of the major automotive suppliers in Germany, Nuremberg-based Leoni AG, is struggling to survive financially.

Pollution: Greenpeace: More and more private jet flights in Europe
The environmental organization Greenpeace sees the climate endangered by more and more private flights in Europe.

Stock exchange in Frankfurt: Tech and real estate stocks stimulate the Dax
Thanks to a strong recovery in technology and real estate stocks, the German stock market went up midweek.

Forecast: German labor market is developing well
The chances of getting a job in Germany are getting better and better: The labor market barometer of the Institute for Labor Market and Occupational Research (IAB) rose for the fifth time in a row and now shows 103.

Retail: Shoe retailer Reno files for bankruptcy
The Osnabrück shoe retailer Reno is insolvent just six months after changing ownership.