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Great Britain: Andy Burnham wants to combat economic inequality in the kingdom

The prime minister-in-waiting plans to give more power to the kingdom's regions and municipalities. He got the idea from the German Basic Law.

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Hormuz Continues to See Traffic despite Fresh Concerns

Ships continued to cross the Strait of Hormuz, though the number broadcasting their passage dropped, as some companies said vessel attacks over the weekend had made them less confident about navigation.

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17d06/29

Accounting scandal: Gerresheimer under pressure after cautious forecasts – shares fall significantly

The packaging specialist for the medical sector expects negative free cash flow and a lower margin for the current year. The dividend will be canceled.

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17d06/29

Comment: Bosch no longer wears out its bosses more slowly than the competition

The lightning change at the top shakes up the foundation group, which is known for its continuity. The new boss, Christian Fischer, doesn't just have to push ahead with the restructuring.

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17d06/29

Credible EU charities/nonprofits?

This may not be 100% personal finance related, but the same way I do monthly ETF and retirement account investments, I'd like to regularly donate money to a good cause. I'd like this thread to be a list of credible EU charity or non-profit orgs that accept donations, and to perhaps inspire people here. What are some credible, transparent, heavily audited EU-based nonprofits that focus on issues such as environment, education, domestic abuse, healthcare (unusual diagnoses not covered by health in

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17d06/29

Rocket Lab to take on SpaceX’s Starlink with $8 billion acquisition

Rocket Lab said it is buying Iridium as a “shortcut” to expanding its growing capabilities.

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17d06/29

EBRD Pledges More Funding for Ukraine's Long-Term Energy Needs

The European Bank of Reconstruction and Development committed more financing for Ukraine to install new power generation capacity and help the country decarbonize its energy system.

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17d06/29⚠ war-conflict · 3/5

Why is Taiwan’s KMT calling for the government to spend billions more on drones?

After rejecting a government spending package, Taiwan’s opposition Kuomintang (KMT) has submitted its own proposal worth several billion dollars more to boost the military’s unmanned vehicle capabilities and the island’s broader drone sector. The move reflects growing consensus across Taiwan’s political spectrum that unmanned systems will be central to the island’s defence in the future. Defending its decision to reject the government’s proposal for the sector, KMT officials on Monday said the..

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17d06/29⚠ shipping-routes · 2/5

Trump Signals Diplomatic Opening After Days of U.S.-Iran Strikes

After some persistent Sunday reports, including in The Wall Street Journal, said that last week's renewed tit-for-tat fighting between the US and Iran in the Strait of Hormuz had 'stalled' the next round of talks, President Trump stated on Truth Social Monday that a meeting on Iran would be held in Doha on Tuesday. He stipulated that Iran has requested the talks. "Iran has requested a meeting. It will take place tomorrow in Doha," Trump wrote on his social media platform in all caps. NBC notes i

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17d06/29

‘I claimed Social Security at 62’: At 76, I’m working at Walmart. Why do I still owe payroll taxes?

“It seems like half of the workforce at our local Walmart is over 65.”

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17d06/29

I’m 53 and want to retire in 12 years. Is 5% enough to put in my 401(k)?

If you want to have enough for retirement, you need to push your savings limits today.

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17d06/29

Wall Street: US stock markets open significantly higher - media stocks gain double digits

Investors are buying US stocks in the new trading week. All three important indices are clearly in the black. Investors are undecided when it comes to technology stocks.

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17d06/29⚠ war-conflict · 2/5

Army wants up to 100 drone boats to fill watercraft gap in Pacific

As the Army contends with a shortage of boats in the Pacific, it's looking at autonomous watercraft to fill the gaps.

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17d06/29

Budget: Ministries must save three percent from 2028

With this step, Klingbeil wants to try to plug the holes in the 2028 budget. When asked, the Ministry of Finance neither wanted to deny nor confirm the insider information.

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17d06/29

Industrial location: Germany's industry is planning to relocate

According to a study, domestic companies are increasingly shifting jobs and investments abroad. Up to 100,000 jobs are at risk as a result. Four regions of the world will benefit from the move.

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17d06/29

Venezuela: Race against time – hope for survivors is dwindling

After the severe earthquakes, the humanitarian situation in Venezuela remains precarious. Aftershocks make the search difficult. Emergency services from the EU are already on site.

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17d06/29

Comment: The self-employed and freelancers lack the threat potential

The approximately 3.5 million entrepreneurs keep the business running in Germany. But when it comes to new sources of income, they quickly find themselves in the coalition's sights.

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17d06/29⚠ war-conflict · 2/5

China’s cooling, e-commerce giants see sales surge as scorched Europe scrambles for relief

A heatwave sweeping across Europe has triggered a massive surge in sales for Chinese home appliances, with e-commerce giant Alibaba recording triple-digit growth for air conditioners and fans on its overseas platforms. On AliExpress, Alibaba’s international retail site, the June debut of air conditioners in Germany saw warehouse inventory for a 2.35-kilowatt Midea model completely wiped out by Thursday, according to data from Alibaba. The trend was also stark in southern Europe. Fan sales in...

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17d06/29

Basic security: Drinking alcohol during a job interview is now a dereliction of duty

If recipients of basic security arrive at the interview unkempt or drunk, it can be expensive for them. This is what a directive from the Federal Employment Agency says.

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17d06/29

5 die in Germany shooting at welfare centre, 2 people arrested

Five people were killed in a shooting on Monday at a youth welfare facility in the northern German town of Stade, police said. Two people were arrested, including the suspected shooter. Other people were wounded, police said, but they did not give a figure. Police said the shooting took place in the facility on Dankersstrasse, a street south of the town centre. That facility includes temporary accommodation for pregnant women or young mothers with children. There was no danger to the public,...

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17d06/29

Volkswagen: austerity and AI boom: VW is reorganizing autonomous driving

The company is not only ending the Bosch alliance, but is also reviewing its entire Adas strategy. There are already candidates for new partnerships.

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17d06/29

Volkswagen’s stock nears a 15-year low on reports of massive planned layoffs

Shares in the German carmaker slumped following reports of a plan to cut up to 100,000 jobs.

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17d06/29

Between fuel discounts and charging stations: This is how gas station leaseholders have to turn their business model inside out

Gas stations are becoming more versatile and taking on the role of local suppliers in rural areas. Tenants make a profit particularly from coffee. The association, however, complains about the economic situation.

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17d06/29

Dax sentiment: A hangover feeling is returning among domestic investors

The Dax continues to bounce off the 25,000 point mark. Private investors are therefore looking downwards. However, they are currently quite lonely in comparison.

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17d06/29

‘I don’t think I’ll make it to 80’: I’m 70 and single. Do I take out a reverse mortgage or a home-equity agreement?

“I’m torn between these two options.”

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17d06/29

First the facts: Bye-bye, citizens' money

Citizens' benefit is dead, long live the new basic security: From July onwards, the reform will make social benefit recipients more responsible again.

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17d06/29

Fusion: Telekom is pushing forward plans for a mega-holding – “Elon Musk is worrying us”

According to insiders, Telekom boss Höttges is pushing ahead with the merger with the US subsidiary T-Mobile. The background is SpaceX's plans that are causing unrest in Bonn.

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17d06/29

Veggie foods: Names like “seitan steak” and “veggie chicken” are taboo

Many people choose vegan or vegetarian products in the supermarket. They will soon have to get used to new names.

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17d06/29

Facebook: Hamburg court suspends proceedings against Meta

Consumer advocates accuse the Facebook parent company of data protection violations. After a class action lawsuit, proceedings against Meta began in Hamburg. Now there is an interruption.

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17d06/29

The Club's top 10 things to watch in the stock market Monday

Honeywell Aerospace starts trading, and a few more M&A deals.

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