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Anyone seen these in person? And anyone investing in companies that’s manufacturing them? Any ETFs you can recommend if one wants to invest in these businesses? I didn’t know they’re already out in the public, thought this was 20 years away. Thank you submitted by /u/dog-lover-78 [link] [comments]

AfD: Party founder Lucke calls for AfD fundamental decision

Former chairman Bernd Lucke criticizes the way his ex-party is treated, but also calls for the AfD to take a big step. This should see itself as a “state-supporting reform party”.

+++ Iran War +++: Iran and the USA are now negotiating directly with each other

Iran: Strait of Hormuz continues to be closed +++ Seven dead in new Israeli attacks in Lebanon +++ IS claims responsibility for another attack in Syria +++ The news blog.

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Coalition: It depends on him now

The social democrat Björn Böhning was head of the Juso, state politician, state secretary and film lobbyist. Now he should save the Berlin coalition. It's high time to get to know him.

Decisions expected: Does he stay or does he go? Keir Starmer under massive pressure

In his deepest crisis yet, the British Prime Minister shares Father's Day greetings. But a bang in Westminster is getting closer and closer. Will Keir Starmer soon face the famous black door?

Top Wall Street analysts like these 3 dividend stocks for solid returns

TipRanks discusses three dividend-paying stocks.

'Regime change but in a velvet glove': How Kevin Warsh has set out to remake the Fed

The first big announced changes point toward a quiet revolution, with task forces set up to rethink virtually everything done at the Fed.

Are corporate bond (funds) related to stocks? (Markets)

I am investing in World Markets ETF’s and some government bond ETFs I try to avoid corporate bond funds as you often hear that they might be more related to the market and stocks. But thinking about that I wonder if that is true. When inventor expectations are low stock prices fall. But that should not necessarily mean that corporations are unable to fulfill their bond coupon payments. I can imagine markets being down, but corporate bonds are still safe. So my question is, is this alleged relati

World Cup: German football wants to conquer the US market

In the USA, football is growing into a billion-dollar business. Germany wants to earn money: By switching to US supplier Nike and a football center in New York, the DFB is looking to catch up.

Food: Farmers under pressure due to falling prices and rising costs

Fluctuating yields are nothing new for farmers. But several factors are currently hitting companies hard. Farmers President Joachim Rukwied warns of a crisis and calls for help.

What signal is China sending with footage of DF-17 hypersonic missile launches?

China’s state broadcaster CCTV has aired footage showing the launch of a DF-17 hypersonic missile, a weapon that analysts believe could strengthen deterrence across the first island chain. On Saturday, a military news programme carried footage of two live-fire exercises, one of which showed a Dongfeng-17, or “east wind”, missile launcher by the side of a road, followed by a vertical launch. The other segment showed training exercises involving multiple branches of the People’s Liberation Army...

No more painful biopsies? How a new blood test will transform cancer detection in Hong Kong

In the fourth instalment of a six-part Health Matters wellness series on cancer in Hong Kong, Elizabeth Cheung examines how city researchers are developing new blood tests to detect the disease earlier, and what they could mean for screenings and diagnoses. Retired Hong Kong businessman Peter Wan Ying-keung still remembers the uncertainty and discomfort of his months-long journey to a prostate cancer diagnosis 13 years ago. It began with a routine blood test in 2013 that showed elevated levels..

Braskem Presses on with Petrochemicals Growth Plans

Braskem, the heavily indebted Brazilian petrochemical giant seeking an extrajudicial recovery, is continuing its push to increase production even as prices fall in the wake of the peace deal between the U.S. and Iran.

My turning point: “I still rely on lean management today, even in the office”

Tobias Krauss' dream job turned out to be a nice illusion. But this was the only way he discovered more exciting worlds - and methods that he still uses today as Mister Spex boss.

Production: Sporting goods manufacturer On wants to produce more shoes in Switzerland

On wants to manufacture more shoes in Switzerland in the future. Local production is expected to grow with the help of robot-assisted Lightspray technology.

Netanyahu bet everything on Trump, and Israel lost at the roulette table

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F.A.Z. series Quick Smart: Who benefits from AI in the workplace

Artificial intelligence is changing the demands placed on employees and thus also career opportunities. This is not only reflected in the salary.

Iran War: Iran: Negotiations with USA limited to one day

The negotiations between Tehran and Washington in Switzerland were watched with excitement. Now Iran is dampening expectations.

Subsidies: Economics calls for the removal of tax breaks

The head of “Wirtschaftsweise” is calling for a reduction in subsidies. Rising prices and costs cannot always be cushioned. Germany lives on credit.

Colombians vote for president amid corruption fears, polarisation

A deeply divided electorate will choose Colombia’s next president in a run-off on Sunday that pits a progressive against a conservative outsider, with both candidates tapping into fears of renewed internal conflict in the country. Voters will choose between businessman and lawyer Abelardo de la Espriella and Iván Cepeda, a lawmaker and heir to the political movement of outgoing President Gustavo Petro, the nation’s first leftist leader. The two defeated nine other contenders in a May 31...

Retirement provision: Proposal from the Pension Commission: Higher pension – more contributions

More depositors, longer working hours, share pensions: an overview of the suggestions for future-proof pension provision.

Investment: Why foreign investors are now turning to Greek stocks

The Athens Stock Exchange is also benefiting from the economic comeback of the former crisis country. Analysts see further upside potential. But there are risks.

Migration: Dobrindt wants significantly more deportations to Afghanistan

Three charter flights per month – the federal government wants to significantly expand deportations to Afghanistan.

4 injured after 2 taxis and private car collide on Hong Kong’s Shenzhen Bay Bridge

Two taxis and a private car have collided on Hong Kong’s Shenzhen Bay Bridge, injuring four people and resulting in the partial closure of a slip road leading to the nearby land border crossing. A police spokesman said officers were alerted at 2.36pm on Sunday about the crash, which caused the private car to overturn, leaving four people, including the two taxi drivers, injured. “All four injured persons suffered from minor injuries, such as abrasions,” the spokesman said. It was unclear which..

Sweden as an example: There will no longer be a better pension reform

A later retirement is necessary. But the most important new approach is mandatory capital pensions. Sweden shows the opportunities Germany has missed for 25 years.

Summer Davos, BRICS security meeting, Bangkok election

SpaceX's debut fires first salvo in new era of mega-IPOs

Great Britain: Starmer's entourage rejects reports of plans to resign

Poor poll numbers and rejection from his own party: Starmer is under pressure – will the Prime Minister resign soon?

Iran, US claims conflict over Hormuz as three Indian crude tankers emerge

Three fully laden India-linked supertankers have re-emerged in the Gulf of Oman, adding to increased reports of traffic moving both ways across the northern and southern routes of the Strait of Hormuz, while conflicting narratives over the status of transits persist. The Desh Vibhor, Desh Vaibhav and Sanmar Herald were observed in the Gulf of Oman and the Arabian Sea on Sunday, after having been last seen signalling their attempt to cross the Strait of Hormuz late on Friday, according to...