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Financial crisis: BayernLB seeks ‘billions’ from government fund

Bavaria's regional bank BayernLB became the first in Germany to signal it will seek billions in government aid as a €480bn (£370bn) bailout package went into effect.

The Daily Telegraph | October 21st, 2008

Germany refuses to bail out carmakers

Germany's giant and ailing car industry can expect little relief from the government, according to Finance Minister Peer Steinbrueck.

The Daily Telegraph | October 16th, 2008

Angela Merkel: world is facing most challenging financial crisis since 1920s

German chancellor Angela Merkel warned on Wednesday that the world was facing its worst financial crisis since the 1920s, but nearly three-quarters of Germans remained unworried about the safety of their bank savings in a survey.

The Daily Telegraph | October 15th, 2008

Financial crisis boosts German banks

Germany's state-owned banks are emerging as winners from the financial tumult that has rocked Europe's largest economy and its neighbours in the last two weeks.

The Daily Telegraph | October 14th, 2008

Banking bail-out: German savers flock to state-owned banks

The German government announced a 500 billion euro (£393 bn) bail-out package for its banks as the country's chancellor, Angela Merkel, said "drastic action" was needed to shore up the financial system.

The Daily Telegraph | October 13th, 2008

Financial crisis: German minister warns of far-Right rise

Adolf Hitler's rise to power on the back of the 1930s Great Depression is a warning to Germans against dangerous political repercussions spinning out from today's financial crisis, Germany's interior minister has said.

The Daily Telegraph | October 8th, 2008

Mercedes-Benz introduces new lithium-ion battery

Mercedes-Benz is introducing a powerful new lithium-ion battery this week that will pack 10 times the power of its lead counterpart while saving drivers 20pc on fuel efficiency.

The Daily Telegraph | September 23rd, 2008

Terrorism in Spain

Despite fears, it's almost business as usual

International Herald Tribune | April 24th, 2004
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