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Aviation: US investor examines Easyjet takeover – shares rise sharply

The investment company Castlelake is considering a purchase offer for the British low-cost airline. But experts see high hurdles for a takeover.

Comment: Deutsche Bank is the champion in terms of salaries, but not in business

The credit institution is one of the top European leagues when it comes to remuneration. The institute still has to become a European champion for customers and shareholders. That doesn't add up.

Schufamaxxing

Hello my financial disciples. I've probably already noticed that there is a new SCHUFA score. Thanks to the new score, I have now seen why my SCHUFA score was only 720. Of course, there was immediately MAXXING potential. SCHUFA thought that I had only been living at my address for three years, even though I had lived here for over 20 years, so SCHUFA didn't know that I had already had a checking account for over ten years. Registration certificate obtained and a letter from the bank

Hungary: Magyar threatens President Sulyok's impeachment

The Hungarian head of government wants to fire the president if he does not resign on his own initiative. Sulyok is part of his predecessor Orban's Fidesz party.

Comment: Brave new AI working world – no more room for young professionals

There has been talk of a shortage of skilled workers for years - but artificial intelligence is changing the situation. An entire generation now has to worry about its place in the job market.

Wealth: “Millionaires in Germany have 60 times more wealth than billionaires”

The long-time foundation official Felix Oldenburg spoke to wealthy people. Here he explains what drives billionaires - and how asset managers build tax savings models for them.

Money: The heir to millions who doesn't want the millions

Kai Viehof has turned down most of his inheritance, and the grandson of the Allkauf founder also wants to give away most of the rest. About a man whose job is to get rid of money in a meaningful way.

Berkshire Hathaway finds a use for 2% of its $397 billion cash pile with home-builder deal

Berkshire Hathaway has finally cracked open its wallet. A little.

Aviation: US investor is considering taking over low-cost airline Easyjet

The investment company Castlelake is considering a purchase offer for the British low-cost airline. But experts see high hurdles for a takeover.

Fed's Powell warns Trump's political 'stress test' will wreck public trust in central bank

Jerome Powell said White House pressure on the Fed will damage public trust in the U.S. central bank.

How China keeps North Korea's economy alive

While Russia is now a major money spinner, North Korea still depends on China for up to 95% of its legitimate trade.

Why doctors stood up and cheered mid-presentation for a historic pancreatic cancer treatment

The announcement of a successful late-stage treatment that nearly doubles the survival for patients with deadly pancreatic cancer brought an audience of doctors and other global oncology professions to their feet on Sunday.

Wine instead of chemicals: One of the largest German wine retailers is... BASF

The BASF wine cellar extends over four floors and 4,000 square meters and up to a million bottles are stored here. The man behind it is Bernhard Wolff: He senses the mood in the company like no other.

Dax current: Dax is trading unchanged – the economy and the Iran war in focus

Little movement is expected on the German stock market at the beginning of the new month. In addition to geopolitical developments, investors are primarily looking at new economic data.

Israel: Bosch is withdrawing from Israel as a research location

Bosch is the first major German company to withdraw from the Israeli research landscape. The closure highlights the current problems of the AI ​​and start-up location.

Semiconductor: Nvidia is pushing into the market for Windows notebooks with an AI chip

Nvidia boss Huang speaks of a “reinvention of the computer”: The chip company wants to enter the PC market – and is thus competing directly against Intel and AMD.

Danish Shipyard Remains Key Lifeline for Russia’s Yamal LNG Fleet

A Danish shipyard has remained the single EU facility that services LNG carriers that transport gas from Novatek’s Yamal LNG terminal, the Financial Times has reported, citing a local NGO. According to data from the organization, Urgewald, the Fayard shipyard is providing dry dock services to the Arc7 class LNG carriers specially designed to navigate Arctic waters, with six of the 15 such vessels in operations scheduled to receive repairs at the Danish port this summer, despite opposition from t

Friendflation: Why money is becoming more relevant in relationships

Those who have good friends get through life more easily, have better relationships and reduce their risk of death. But what if the friendship fails because of money?

Korea ETF is absolutely insane

A colleague called me about 1.5 months ago and said take a look at the Korea ETF. I said yes, I kind of checked it out and now I see it... Does anyone know who is primarily responsible for the increase? submitted by /u/Sufficient-Tune2859 [link] [comments]

Space IPO: How much SpaceX will soon end up in my ETF?

Elon Musk's space company goes public, index providers roll out the red carpet. What consequences does this have for ETF investors?

My turning point: “Sometimes I stood alone, sometimes Werner decided something completely on his own.”

Kieser boss Michael Antonopoulos learned in the kitchen of the company founder and his wife who he was more likely to get through with. And to offer resistance that is paying off today.

Special funds explained: All important questions and answers about special funds

Politicians have been resorting to them for years, thereby driving up national debt. But what exactly are special funds? A clarification of terms.

AI: “Generative AI is not good, but it is good enough” – which jobs are particularly at risk

From the Handelsblatt archive: An advertising copywriter earns significantly less since algorithms took over her work. The first effects of AI on wages are measurable. But there are also surprising findings.

FIRE movement: If you want to become financially free, you should pay attention to these six points

A lot can go wrong on the path to financial independence. An early retiree couple reveals how to avoid the biggest pitfalls - and make their dream of early retirement come true.

Medium-sized businesses: Robotics for everyone: Why robots are now also becoming interesting for medium-sized businesses

Industrial robots have long been considered complicated and expensive. But cheap cobots and AI are changing the market rapidly. Medium-sized businesses are becoming an important target group.

Fresh Clashes as Iran, US Trade Truce Terms

U.S. President Donald Trump said talks with Iran over an interim peace deal will 'work out well,' even as the countries' forces clashed again near the Strait of Hormuz.

Threatening job loss: Be careful, trap! How managers recognize their creeping degradation - and take action to counteract it

When employers want to get rid of unpleasant managers without paying high severance payments, they often resort to tricks. The most important warning signals and legal countermeasures.

Guest commentary: Why Germany should allow the takeover of Commerzbank

The federal government can hardly prevent the acquisition by Unicredit. He should therefore actively influence the process instead of fending it off, says Bundestag Vice President Omid Nouripour.

Tesla, Dacia, Mini: These electric models have the most kilometers per euro

New electric cars offer a long range, but are usually expensive. A new study shows what a kilometer of electric range really costs - with surprising results.

ECB Consumer Expectations Survey results – April 2026