A risk-averse business culture and complex regulations have stifled innovation on the continent, weighing on its future.

Germany’s fintech industry has grown exponentially over the past decade. Berlin, Frankfurt, and Munich have become major hubs, attracting startups and global investors. The country’s strong banking ...

On Thursday, a crowd of demonstrators packed into a square near Südstern metro station in central Berlin to mark ...

For all these reasons, we are rooting for the success of Germany’s new chancellor, Friedrich Merz. He is a 69-year-old lawyer ...

Germany's finance ministry on Friday denied a media report that Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil could meet with his Italian ...

The NFL already announced Tuesday the Falcons are playing the Indianapolis Colts on Nov. 9 in Berlin, Germany, for a Week 10 ...

UniCredit SpA has sent congratulatory letters to the new German government offering talks, according to people familiar with ...

Fondazione Prada’s “Typologien” explores how 20th-century German photographers used typology to document identity, memory and ...

German real estate lender Deutsche Pfandbriefbank AG said it has put its US business under review as a result of the ...

By integrating 1GLOBAL’s cutting-edge API, N26 has unlocked a frictionless mobile experience that eliminates the need for ...

German investor morale rose more than expected in May, recovering from its sharp decline the previous month, the ZEW economic ...

The political aversion threatens to undercut European banking’s biggest deal wave since the financial crisis almost two ...