UniCredit has Germany's trust, won't go hostile on Commerzbank, CEO tells paper
UniCredit was able to buy 4.5% of Commerzbank from the German state because the government trusts the Italian bank, its CEO said in a newspaper interview, ruling out any "aggressive" moves such as an unsolicited buyout bid.
Germany, hit by bad economic news in recent weeks, led a drop in European car sales last month as demand for electric ...
A source close to the ministry cited a senior government official as saying it had stopped work on approving export licences ...
Germany has agreed with Colombia to pursue a migration deal, the Interior Ministry said on Wednesday, building on efforts by ...
German state-owned gas company SEFE is looking to expand its supply base before being privatized later this decade, according ...
Germany has begun random checks at its borders with five Western European nations, expanding a system of controls already in ...
Any bank merger in Germany must create a competitive institution robust enough to support economic growth, Bundesbank chief ...
The former president has criticized the European Union's open border policies in the past and called out Germany for its ...
Germany has tightened control at all land border crossings in an effort to clamp down on immigration issues amid panic ...
As the sun bleeds into daylight or fades toward night, AP photographer Michael Probst is often on the hunt for serene scenes ...
Germany has begun a new border crackdown following two knife attacks attributed to migrants. On Monday, Germany began random ...
Germany has announced plans to tighten control at all of its land borders as part of a crackdown on migration, placing ...
Current polls suggest the AfD will also win in Brandenburg, an outcome that could prove hugely embarrassing for SPD ...
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