Germany: Page 2
The Case for Berlin's Claim as Europe's Startup Capital
The German capital's low cost of living and gritty brand attract entrepreneurs from across Germany and beyond.
What India Gained from PM Modi's #9 Foreign Trips This Year
Narendra Modi is the first-ever Indian Prime Minister to visit Israel
A Look At The Sunrise Sectors For Collaboration Of Indo-German Start-ups
A global Indian start-up must look beyond the US and Silicon Valley and consider other European countries
Amazon Germany Wants Workers to Use Fewer Sick Days to Get a Better Bonus
Would you come to work sick to help your co-workers earn more money?
Tech Innovation No Longer US' Brainchild; Check Out World's Top #10 Hubs
Though other countries have made significant developments to become a leading global innovation technology hub, the U.S. and China have the most potential for leading edge advances,
Why Indian and German Startups Should Work Together?
The first time I came to India was in 1998 when I was 17.
This Group Says it Would Not Have Approved Tesla's Beta-Phase Autopilot Feature
Tesla's partial self-driving Autopilot feature has been thrust under the microscope since a fatal crash involving a Tesla Model S sedan in the United States in May.
Krispy Kreme Agrees to $1.35 Billion Takeover
Buyer is German conglomerate JAB Holding Company.
German City Designs Traffic Lights for Oblivious Pedestrians
Blinking LED lights are now being placed in the ground at busy intersections for people who look down at their devices while walking.
Facebook, Google and Twitter Agree to German Ban on Online Hate Speech
The companies will remove offending materials from their networks within 24 hours.
Microsoft to Offer Cloud Services From Germany to Ease Privacy Fears in Europe
The measure is designed to ensure that clients' data remains in Germany.
Volkswagen Shares Plunge Amid Emissions Scandal
The car company could face up to $18 billion in penalties.
Best Boss Ever Rewards Employees With $200,000 Bonuses After Buyout
Talk about a great payday.
Greece Says It May Accept Bailout Offer -- With Conditions
Last night, the struggling nation became the first developed country to default on the International Monetary Fund.
Amazon's Loan Program for Sellers Expands Into New Markets
Amazon Lending, its business loan program for small sellers, will be available in eight more countries later this year.