While Europe lags behind in AI processors, a German corporation occupies a key position in the shadow of Nvidia & Co. Infineon provides what no AI data center can operate without: efficient power supply.

New flagship, higher prices, solid figures: Xiaomi is taking risks with an ambitious Christmas launch. The chip shortage is forcing the company to raise prices, but operationally the company is in a better position than many believe.

Wealthy car enthusiasts will be able to leverage their classics in the future: J.P. Morgan Private Bank is launching a specialized financing solution for high-quality vintage cars in Europe, with Germany as a key market.

In a market environment that has recently put considerable pressure on many chemical companies, Alzchem Group AG stands out as a positive exception. The stock has performed significantly better than the sector. A key reason: stable, strategically minded corporate management. It is precisely here that an important decision by the supervisory board now takes effect.

Five years after its launch, Volkswagen is pulling the plug. Direct sales of electric cars in Europe are being discontinued, with dealers fully taking over again. An ambitious experiment ends quietly—and expensively.

The PayPal stock is currently facing strong headwinds from analysts. Several critical reports have recently weighed on the stock—and even alerted stock market veteran Jim Cramer. One phrase, in particular, is causing a stir: PayPal is a "melting ice cube.

China reports progress in its own EUV lithography, ASML's technological moat shows cracks for the first time. Nevertheless, institutional investors are aggressively buying – and Intel is already relying on the next ASML generation. How dangerous is the new competition really?

The Christmas holidays not only bring calm to many offices but also special trading hours at international stock exchanges. While trading in Germany is completely paused on several days, trading in the USA remains partially active. For investors, it is worth taking a close look at the calendar to avoid surprises.

Never before have so many high-net-worth individuals wanted to relocate as in the coming year. According to a new study, 165,000 millionaires plan to move abroad. The big winners are located in the Mediterranean and the Gulf – Germany is not among them.

ZF is parting with its ADAS division faster than expected. For buyer Harman, it's a strategic success, and for the employees, a new perspective. But what remains for ZF itself?

For more than a decade, Syria was effectively taboo for deportations. Now, Germany has, for the first time, returned a convicted criminal there – a step with clear political significance.

BlackRock CEO Larry Fink questions the classic 60/40 portfolio. His new guiding formula: 50/30/20 – with a fixed place for private markets. What is behind the strategy shift and what it means for investors.

With a substantial settlement payment, Mercedes-Benz aims to conclusively resolve a long-standing legal complex in the USA. Legally, this provides clarity—however, it does not create tailwind on the stock market.

A historic step for the weight loss medication market: Novo Nordisk is the first provider to launch a weight loss pill in the USA. The stock market reacts euphorically – but the competition is not idle.

With a personal financing guarantee, Larry Ellison wants to reinforce the Paramount bid. However, the initiative is met with skepticism from key Warner shareholders, and the competition is not asleep.