How International Franchisors Are Making a Name for Themselves in the U.S.
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Germans, French eye plan to create jobs for young
Germany and France are preparing to launch a drive to combat the problem of high European youth unemployment, which officials in Berlin say will center on trying to get business involved and make better use of already-pledged public money. Full story
Germany celebrates composer Wagner's 200th
Germany on Wednesday celebrated the 200th birthday of Richard Wagner, the 19th-century composer whose music has been hailed as sublime art at the height of Western culture even as he remains tainted by his visceral anti-Semitic views, which later found favor with the Nazis. Full story
Mercedes dealer review opens home front in luxury war
FRANKFURT (Reuters) - How many Mercedes staff does it take to sell a car? The answer, in the luxury carmaker's German showrooms, is more than it takes to shift an Audi - just part of the cost gap Daimler wants to close with its premium rivals. Full story
News Summary: German central bank sees 2Q gains
POSITIVE SIGNS: Germany's central bank expects the country's economy to improve "markedly" in the second quarter. Germany grew only 0.1 percent in the first quarter in part because cold weather delayed the construction season. Full story
Analysis: German households pay for lower industrial power prices
LONDON/FRANKFURT (Reuters) - German households are paying for ever cheaper wholesale power supplies to industry as the government uses money from soaring domestic bills to subsidize renewable energy, in turn creating overcapacity on the country's grid. Full story
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Euro Zone Faces Additional Challenges
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German neo-Nazi murder trial begins
In Germany, a woman accused of being part of a neo-Nazi group has gone on trial charged with involvement in a series of murders. Beate Zschaepe is accused of being part of the National Socialist Underground which murdered 10 people between 2000 and 2007. For years authorities thought the killings we
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