German Business News Update – Sept. 17th 2024

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Today is September 17th 2024.

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and here are today's top stories.

In the aviation sector, major low-cost airlines Ryanair, Easyjet,
and Wizz Air are pulling back from several routes in Germany. This
is leading to reduced competition and rising ticket prices. The
main driver behind this shift? Increasing airport fees, which are
making it less profitable for these airlines to operate in the
country.

Moving to the automotive industry, Mercedes has decided to end its
joint venture with the Chinese manufacturer BYD. This officially
brings their Denza electric vehicle project to a close after ten
years. The move signals a failure to establish a strong foothold in
the competitive Chinese electric vehicle market.

Now, in the steel industry, German manufacturers are urging the
government to take swift action. The combination of weak economic
growth and high energy costs is putting significant pressure on the
sector. A new action plan has been proposed, aimed at maintaining
the industry's competitiveness during these challenging
times.

Finally, in the banking sector, the potential acquisition of
Commerzbank by Unicredit is making waves. If successful, it could
reshape the German banking landscape. However, concerns from the
German government might complicate the merger, creating uncertainty
around the deal.

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