Europe and German Business News Update – March 21th 2025

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Today is March 21st 2025.

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Investors are turning their attention to education. According to
PwC, German schools face a funding gap of 55 billion euros. For
insurers and family offices, school construction and renovation are
becoming attractive long-term investments with stable
returns.

Meanwhile, a planned electricity price relief package in Germany
could end up costing seven billion euros more than expected. The
government plans to cut electricity taxes to the EU minimum, but a
recent report warns of hidden costs.

On the stock market, DAX companies are expected to distribute a
record 53 billion euros in dividends this year. Stable profits,
even in sectors like insurance and logistics, are helping to drive
the payout surge.

In real estate, confidence is being shaken. The new financial
package could make borrowing more expensive, putting pressure on
property firms that only recently emerged from crisis.

Tech and legal tensions rise as German start-up Celonis sues SAP
for anti-competitive behavior. Meanwhile, Thyssen-Krupp has called
off the sale of its naval unit, raising questions about the future
of Germany’s defense industry.

And while Warren Buffett is being praised for reducing exposure to
tech stocks, Apple is under fire for delays in launching its
AI-powered Siri assistant.

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