Europe and German Business News Update – March 19th 2025

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Today is March 19th 2025.

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DAX companies are set to distribute record dividends of 53 billion
euros in 2025. Analysts had predicted reductions, but strong
corporate earnings are driving higher payouts.

The real estate market remains volatile. Investors are turning to
schools as a new asset class, while rising loan costs threaten the
housing sector. PwC estimates a 55-billion-euro investment gap in
German schools.

Meanwhile, Apple is facing an AI crisis. The company has delayed
the release of its new Siri assistant, leading to internal
frustrations. In another tech development, Munich-based startup
Celonis is suing SAP, accusing the software giant of
anti-competitive practices.

In the energy sector, Japanese conglomerate Panasonic has invested
in German smart-home company Tado. The partnership aims to
accelerate the adoption of energy-efficient heating solutions
across Europe.

Thyssen-Krupp has unexpectedly called off the partial sale of its
shipbuilding division TKMS to Rheinmetall, leaving its strategic
direction uncertain.

And in the chemical industry, Bayer has achieved a legal
breakthrough in the U.S., where a new law in Georgia could limit
lawsuits against its glyphosate-based herbicide.

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