Evonik Rejects BASF Takeover Bid ↗
Front page leadEvonik has rejected a takeover offer from BASF, signaling ongoing negotiations within the chemical industry.
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Evonik has rejected a takeover offer from BASF, signaling ongoing negotiations within the chemical industry.
A historical piece details how the Jewish founder of Schufa, Kurt Meyer, defied the Nazis during the National Socialist era.
Russian President Putin has placed the German wholesale company Metro under state administration by decree, in an act of expropriation.
Horst Lichter, a star from the show 'Bares für Rares,' surprised viewers by cutting off his signature curly beard.
An examination of the spreading Shamonda virus and its potential danger to both animal and human populations.
Tennessee plans to execute a woman for a murder committed as a teenager, marking the first such execution in over 200 years.
An article discussing the financial viability of owning a holiday home in Sicily, questioning its cost-effectiveness.
An interview exploring dietary solutions for common digestive issues like reflux, gastritis, and stomach pain.
A reader's letter expressing frustration with being perceived solely as a man's appendage.
Advice for a woman considering whether to leave her job or stay, facing workplace bullying and financial concerns at age 50.