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‘Made in Germany’ tag still best selling point

By Boo Chanco | April 18, 2005 - 12:00am

HAMBURG, Germany – There appears to be a growing sense of optimism that the German economy will finally make its move out of the doldrums of recent years, if the attendance in this year’s Hannover Fair...

Business

Germany’s troubles started with 11/9

By Boo Chanco | April 13, 2005 - 12:00am

BERLIN, Germany – Once upon a time, Germany was an economic powerhouse in Europe with GDP per person that was 20 percent higher than the EU average. But, according to The Economist, Germany’s GDP has fallen...

Business