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Taiwan and Germany: a new alliance in the global chip race
Taiwan, the heart of the global semiconductor industry, is strengthening the security of its supply chain. Under President Lai Ching-te, the country is seeking greater cooperation with democratic countries to mitigate the risks posed by China’s military and economic pressure. As he pointed out at the Semicon semiconductor exhibition in Taipei: “No country can tackle
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Wero payment service will soon be available for online purchases.
From Apple Pay to Klarna, from PayPal to Visa: when shopping online, consumers can usually choose between different payment methods. Now Wero is joining the party. Wero, a payment service created by the European Banking Federation, will be available for online purchases this fall. This was announced by the Bavarian Savings Banks Association (SVB) in
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Porsche promises electric cars with the feel of a gasoline engine.
Car manufacturer Porsche had planned to sell almost exclusively electric and plug-in hybrid cars by the end of the decade, but now the company is returning to its roots as a manufacturer of gasoline-powered cars. This year, the sports car brand is investing another three billion euros to expand its range of internal combustion engine
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Why are farmers in Germany protesting?
Farmers in Germany are planning a week of widespread industrial action from Monday 8 January. The protests are motivated by the German government’s decision to abolish the planned “farmers’” discount on diesel and to apply the road tax to tractors, which were previously exempt from the tax. Farmers in Latvia also receive “shaded” fuel, which
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Outsourcing of sales
The quality and price of your product are competitive, but you still can’t find a partner in Germany or another German-speaking country. This could be for a variety of reasons – lack of experience with Germany, cultural and communication specificities, non-existent network of contacts. The DACH Export Agency can solve many of these problems because
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Germany – country of trade fairs
More than 600 exhibitions and conferences are held in Germany every year. Germany ranks number one in the ranking of the world’s most important exhibitions. The Covid pandemic severely damaged the exhibition business worldwide, but the industry is recovering in leaps and bounds, with 350 exhibitions planned for Germany in 2024 in the current exhibition
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