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Foreign acquisitions look set to come under greater scrutiny in Germany, which could be bad news for Chinese companies seeking to buy in some Vorsprung Durch Technik.

Shenzhen-listed Midea is looking to apply German technology to China’s growing struggle with rising labour costs and an ageing population.

Concentrated order book for German property IPO.

German office trust offers high yield spread to S-Reit sector.

Deutsche Bank, Goldman Sachs, UBS and PwC have each had a crack at predicting the country they expect to lift the World Cup trophy on July 13.

Weichai Power is acquiring 25% of the German industrial truck maker and a majority stake in a subsidiary, heralding the largest Chinese direct investment in Germany to date.

RWE’s Asia-focused hybrid could herald a new wave of European corporate names looking to tap the deep pockets of Asia's private banking market.

Not to be confused with its low-cost consumer goods makers, China's industrial goods firms are successfully competing with the world's best. And some are already winning.

According to a recent White & Case poll, top decision-makers at some of China's biggest companies are looking to central Europe as a site to set up shop.