A German district court recently ordered Lenovo to remove all of its Lenovo and Motorola devices from the German market after it favored InterDigital, the patent holder of its WWAN modules.
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A large group of protesters rallied against the expansion of a Tesla plant in Grünheide, near Berlin, resulting in confrontations with law enforcement on Friday.
Data analysts from the German cybersecurity consultancy SRLabs said that a large network of fake online designer shops apparently operated from China have stolen money and personal data from over 850,000 people in Europe and the United States.
Tesla has implemented price reductions in key markets such as China, Germany, and other European countries, following similar cuts in the United States.
A German art gallery terminated an employee for hanging his own artwork in an attempt at recognition and permanently barred him from the exhibition.
HSBC is reportedly considering selling various business units in Germany.
German Chancellor Scholz faces pressure over refusal to supply Taurus missiles to Ukraine amid Russian interception, sparking internal debate and international scrutiny.
Volkswagen in Germany is shifting its production of the electric ID 3 to Zwickau plant due to low demand, focusing on optimizing resources and simplifying resources.
Hugo Boss warned that client demand may decline, sending its shares tumbling 18%.
Residents of the Grünheide town in Brandenburg, Germany, have rejected plans by Elon Musk's electric carmaker, Tesla, to expand its factory in the municipality just outside Berlin in a non-binding vote.
Warren Buffett-backed BYD has seized the top position in China's car market, ending Volkswagen's 15-year reign.
Arnold Schwarzenegger was temporarily detained in Germany for failing to declare a luxury watch upon landing at Munich Airport.
Germany is reportedly grappling with an economic slowdown that is now impacting its labor market.
German politician Thomas Opperman has threatened to fine Facebook up to €500,000 for every fake news on the platform. This came after Mark Zuckerberg announced the company's plans of building a more informed community, providing changes such as a simple way to flag articles that users think could be fake.
Germany could fine Facebook €500,000 for each fake news post.
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