BERLIN — Germany’s Constitutional Court on Thursday ruled a rent cap in Berlin to be null and void, leaving many renters in the country’s capital with the prospect of paying back thousands of euros in discounts to landlords. The decision reverses … Read more
‘The unity of the German-speaking lands goes back a long way’ Len Scales, Professor of Late Medieval History, Durham University. There was once a time when German historians searched avidly for the emergence of the ‘first German state’ or ‘first Reich’. … Read more
By Arno Schuetze 2 Min Read FRANKFURT (Reuters) – Open-source enterprise software company SUSE is targeting a pre-summer initial public offering in a deal that may value the private equity-backed company with German roots at 7-8 billion euros ($8.3-9.5 billion), … Read more