German court rules against passenger rights site in Ryanair dispute

German court rules against passenger rights site in Ryanair dispute

HAMBURG (DPA, CONVERSEER) – The Flightright legal services company that  represents passenger compensation claims is not allowed to disparage Irish budget carrier Ryanair, a German court has ruled. The Hanseatic Higher Regional Court in Hamburg prohibited the online company from claiming, among other things, that the airline was trampling on consumer rights, it said on Friday….

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CEO of pharma-giant BASF foresees no deindustrialisation in Germany

CEO of pharma-giant BASF foresees no deindustrialisation in Germany

BERLIN (DPA, CONVERSEER) – The chief executive of chemical giant BASF sees no signs of deindustrialisation in Germany despite the country’s ongoing economic difficulties. “Industry in Germany will not disappear,” Markus Kamieth told the Handelsblatt business newspaper in an interview published on Friday. “We are an economic area with a high proportion of industry in…

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Pressure on Merz as German employers back rebels on pension reforms

Pressure on Merz as German employers back rebels on pension reforms

BERLIN (DPA, CONVERSEER) – German employers’ representatives are demanding that the government’s controversial pension reform package be modified, piling further pressure on Chancellor Friedrich Merz as he seeks to hold his coalition together. Rainer Dulger, president of the Confederation of German Employers’ Association (BDA), told the Employers’ Day summit in Berlin on Tuesday that “Cabinet…

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