Made in Germany

QUESTION OF THE WEEK: Did you feel spied upon?

Whether it's Facebook or email, government security agencies know all about whatever we're doing on the Internet, and even what we're talking about on the 'phone. What happened to the right to privacy?

Croatia - A Potentially Crisis-Hit Country and EU Accession

Europe's financial crisis is not yet over, but the EU is already getting ready to accept a new member. On July 1, Croatia - a country whose economy is not in great shape - will become the bloc's 28th member state.

WorldSkills – International Vocational Training Competition

For the first time in forty years, the World Skills International Competition will again take place in Germany. Take a look at our special WorldSkills page.

Students as professional consultants

It's an ambitious task to say the least: three university students are putting their books aside and getting a taste of the real world.

Start-up Berlin – City of Ideas

Berlin's start-ups include Tweek, Gidsy and Vamos: There's a lot more of them in the German capital, and a lot of investors too.

Familiy Business

"Made in Germany" tells the story of the country's family enterprises, their traditions and their business concepts.

On Course - Exploiting Wind Energy

The offshore industry is booming. By 2030, up to 8,000 new wind turbines are to go up along the country’s North Sea coast.

Handmade in Germany

"Handmade" has almost become an anachronism but in small German businesses, age-old traditions live on and continue to be developed.

The World Champions

Many of the world's leading small and medium sized enterprises come from Germany. We meet some here.

Latest Business News

Reports, business news and analysis from the world’s most important financial centers, the key markets and leading producers.

D.B.I.X. – the business barometer for the world economy

How is the world economy doing? Click here to find out!

Monika Jones

Monika Jones is the newest face in the Made in Germany team. She has seen the business world from all angles.

Ben Fajzullin

It didn’t take long for international journalist Ben Fajzullin to realize his heart had always been in Berlin. After a two-year hiatus back in his native Australia, Ben returned to DW in 2010 as a news anchor.