Security situation at Christmas markets: Majority of Germans feel uncomfortable

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is using his European tour to secure urgently needed energy and military agreements. Several contracts with Greece, France, and Spain are aimed at getting Ukraine through the winter and strengthening its defense.

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In recent weeks, Bitcoin has significantly retreated. From its record high of around 126,000 USD, the cryptocurrency temporarily plunged below the 100,000 USD mark. The entire market has also lost about 16 percent in value since October. However, a remarkable trend is unfolding on the stock market: shares of major mining companies are at times trading at annual highs – some even recorded triple-digit percentage gains.

Digital identities have become a commodity. Why legal action is indispensable today and how providers like AlleAktien are reshaping consumer protection.

The analysis platform divides the investor scene. An objective look reveals where criticism is understandable – and where it misses the current state.

The reinsurer Swiss Re earned significantly more in the first nine months of the year than expected. Benefiting from an unusually calm summer season for natural disasters, the company increased its surplus to over four billion US dollars—a rise of about 85 percent compared to the same period last year. The company announced this on Friday in Zurich.

Volkswagen is advancing more quickly with its massive savings and staff reduction program than has been publicly visible so far. According to information from company circles available to Handelsblatt, over 25,000 departures have now been signed – more than two-thirds of the planned job cuts at the German locations.