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Dollar drifts lower as oil falls on Hormuz deal optimism - Reuters

Dollar drifts lower as oil falls on Hormuz deal optimism Reuters

Latvian lawmaker moves to form new government, eyes vote as soon as this week - Reuters

Latvian lawmaker moves to form new government, eyes vote as soon as this week Reuters

Karriere: Wie Sie ins Topmanagement aufsteigen

Für den Aufstieg in die Topliga ist nicht noch mehr Anstrengung vonnöten, sondern ein komplexer Mindshift. Empfehlungen für die letzten Sprossen auf der Karriereleiter.

Hedge fund tech positions hover near record highs, Goldman Sachs says - Reuters

Hedge fund tech positions hover near record highs, Goldman Sachs says Reuters

Künstliche Intelligenz: KI im Personalwesen – was lässt sich automatisieren und was nicht?

Verträge, Abrechnung, Datenpflege: Das Potenzial für Automatisierung im Bereich Human Resources ist groß. Eine Analyse zeigt, wie viel Prozent der Aufgaben die KI erledigen kann.

Manuel Neuer: Wie der Weltmeister ein Firmenimperium aufbaut

Manuel Neuer ist mit 40 noch immer ein Weltklasse-Torhüter und auch bei der kommenden WM wieder dabei – und nebenbei ist er Unternehmer mit eigenem Firmengeflecht. Kaffee, Kosmetik, Putzmittel, Radsport: Der Keeper investiert fleißig. Und meistens mit Erfolg.

Markets: Hope for Iran agreement drives stock exchanges – DAX significantly up

The latest developments in the Iran war are causing oil prices to fall and pushing up the stock markets worldwide. There is great hope for an end to the economic turmoil.

Senegal's parliament speaker quits two days after prime minister sacked - Reuters

Senegal's parliament speaker quits two days after prime minister sacked Reuters

UAE deports Pakistani Shiites: jobs lost and savings frozen amid Iran war

In a cluster of villages in Pakistan’s largely ⁠rural Chakwal district, more than 100 Shiite Muslims have returned from the United Arab Emirates without jobs, luggage or access to the savings they spent years building abroad. They are among potentially thousands of Shi’ites deported from the UAE to Pakistan during the Iran war, raising alarm in Pakistan’s Shiite community and prompting Human Rights Watch to investigate. Journalists reviewed immigration documents, visa-status screenshots and...

Sicherheit: Einsatz von Huawei-Technik bei deutscher Drohnenabwehr alarmiert Politik

Telekom und Rheinmetall planen einen Schutzschirm gegen Drohnen. Doch weil im Mobilfunknetz viel Huawei-Technik steckt, wächst in der Politik die Sorge vor neuen Sicherheitsrisiken.

China to give every humanoid robot a digital ID in push to boost industry standards

China is looking to give every humanoid manufactured in the country a digital identity, as it seeks promote growth in the rapidly growing sector through establishing industry standards and strengthening regulation. The country launched a national initiative on Friday, dubbed the Humanoid Full Lifecycle Management Service Platform, to assign human-shaped and artificial intelligence-driven bipedal robots unique codes. The numbers will then be used to track the robots throughout their lifecycle,...

Search in flooded cave for 7 gold-mining villagers in Laos enters sixth day

The desperate search for seven villagers in Laos prospecting for gold who became trapped deep inside a flooded cave entered a sixth day on Monday, with the incident highlighting how surging prices have sparked a rush for the precious metal despite risks in unstable hillside mines. Thai cave rescue teams have joined the mission at the cave in central Xaysomboun province, posting harrowing images on social media of the conditions, which include crawling through a flooded, narrow tunnel leading to.

China's Reach for Europe's Infrastructure: Why Four Chinese Trains Are More Than a Cheap Deal

Last year, the Austrian Western Railway leased four trains from the Chinese manufacturer CRRC. Experts fear that the "panda" from the Far East is threatening Europe's economy and security.

Ukraine-Krieg: Zahl der Verletzten in Kiew wächst nach Angriff auf fast 90

Nach einem massiven Angriff Russlands in der Nacht zu Sonntag werden weitere Verletzte bekannt. Militärverwalter Tkatschenko spricht von dem größten Angriff seit Kriegsbeginn.

Reihenhaus Top-Lage mit Erbpacht

Wie schätzt ihr dieses Reihenhaus ein? Ich habe mir ein Reihenhaus aus den 50ern angeschaut und fand die Kombination aus Lage, Zustand und Charakter ziemlich spannend, bin aber unsicher wegen der Erbpacht. Das ganze Ding ohne kaufnebenkosten sind 285k. Ich kann auch noch ein Gegenangebot machen. Eckdaten: Top Lage Reihenhaus Baujahr 1957 ca. 101 m² Wohnfläche + großer Keller Energieklasse C Gasverbrauch zuletzt ca. 10.000–11.000 kWh/Jahr eingewachsener Garten direkt an viel Grün/Wald sehr ruhige

India Raises Fuel Prices for Fourth Time as Oil Crisis Hits Consumers

India’s state-owned energy majors that trade in fuels raised prices at the pump for the fourth time in the space of a month, reflecting the continued effect of the Strait of Hormuz closure on oil and fuel flows. The cumulative price hike since the start of the month comes in at 8.6% for diesel fuel, Reuters reported today, and 7.8% for gasoline. The first fuel price hike took place in Mid-May, with refiners including Indian Oil Corp., Bharat Petroleum Corp, and Hindustan Petroleum Corp. hiking t

Ireland: Staff Concluding Statement of the 2026 Article IV Mission - International Monetary Fund | IMF

Ireland: Staff Concluding Statement of the 2026 Article IV Mission International Monetary Fund | IMF

China lifts peacekeeping budget share amid warnings bodies like UN may be sidelined

China was the second-largest financial contributor to the UN peacekeeping mission after the US last year, with its share rising “substantially” as geopolitical tensions increasingly paralysed multilateral peace operations, according to a Swedish think tank. In a report on multilateral peace operations in 2025 released on Monday, the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) said that 78,633 international personnel had been deployed with UN peace operations by December 31 – some 49

India turns to Latin American, African oil after Hormuz disruption - Reuters

India turns to Latin American, African oil after Hormuz disruption Reuters

Aircraft manufacturer: Airbus continues to struggle with delivery problems

The airline Qantas does not receive the ordered aircraft until months later. Airbus points to problems in the supply chain.

Jardines agrees to buy Australian radiology leader in $2.4bn deal

Toyota to cut more production abroad due to Iran war

Japan stocks close at all-time high as investors bet on Iran deal

Schneider Electric sees India data center business outpacing core growth on AI boom - Reuters

Schneider Electric sees India data center business outpacing core growth on AI boom Reuters

Health insurance: Wirtschaftsweiser – civil servants in statutory health insurance

According to the economist Achim Truger, civil servants should pay into the statutory health insurance. He also questions whether civil service is really necessary in certain professions.

Artificial Intelligence: How to Transform Your Workforce for the Future

How to lead properly in the age of AI? Companies have to redistribute tasks, train employees and redefine virtually every job.

Trade relationship with China: German companies make demands on Reiches China visit

Before the Minister of Economic Affairs travels to China, German companies demand reliable commitments, fair competition and better market access.

Myanmar military steps up fight for rare earth area and border routes - Reuters

Myanmar military steps up fight for rare earth area and border routes Reuters

Iran says conclusions reached on many topics in potential U.S. memorandum but no deal imminent - Reuters

Iran says conclusions reached on many topics in potential U.S. memorandum but no deal imminent Reuters

Founder of Japan’s 7-Eleven chain Toshifumi Suzuki dies aged 93

Former chairman of Seven & i Holdings Toshifumi Suzuki, credited for the global success of 7-Eleven convenience stores, had died at the age of 93, according to the company. Suzuki - known as the “father of the convenience store” in Japan - died due to heart failure on May 18, the company said in a statement on Monday. “We would like to express our deepest gratitude for the kindness shown to him during his lifetime and respectfully inform you of his passing,” the statement said. Suzuki is known..