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Russian TV Protester Journalist Hired By German Newspaper
German newspaper 'Die Welt' said Monday it has hired Marina Ovsyannikova, the Russian journalist who protested against Moscow's military action in Ukraine during a prime-time news broadcast on state TV.
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German Police Raid 2 Apartments In Berlin, Attack Suspect Not Found
German police commandos raided two apartments in Berlin's neighbourhood of Kreuzberg on Wednesday but did not find a Tunisian man suspected of involvement in a deadly truck attack, Die Welt newspaper reported, citing investigators.
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Germany's Schaeuble 'Doesn't Understand' Bonuses For Crisis-Hit Volkswagen: Report
German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said he didn't understand how Volkswagen bosses could defend their bonuses after a huge emissions-rigging scandal plunged the carmaker into global turmoil, according to an interview with Die Welt published Sunday.
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Volkswagen to Pay Affected US Customers $5,000 Each in Emissions Case: Report
Volkswagen has reached a deal with US authorities to settle the case over its cheating of diesel emissions tests that would involve it paying each affected customer $5,000, Germany's Die Welt newspaper reported on Wednesday.
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Volkswagen Violated Consumer Laws In 20 Countries
According to Die Welt, the European Commission recently discovered that VW's cheating on emissions tests caused the group to violate consumer laws in 20 countries in the European Union.
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Germany Recruits 8,500 Teachers For Child Refugees
Germany has recruited 8,500 people to teach child refugees German, as the country expects the number of new arrivals to soar past the million mark in 2015, Die Welt daily reported on Sunday.
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German Police Arrest 'Salafist' Couple Suspected of Planning Attack: Report
German police have arrested a married couple suspected of having planned an attack and have seized an assault rifle, ammunition and a pipe bomb in their home, Die Welt daily reported Thursday.
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RIM mulls licensing out software: report
Research In Motion (RIM) will look into strategic alliances with other technology companies once it has launched its new BlackBerry 10 models, its chief executive told a German newspaper.
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Springer CEO says "free beer" era for internet ending
Germany's largest newspaper publisher will introduce a paywall for its flagship national daily Die Welt by the end of this year and is confident competitors will follow suit, Axel Springer Chief Executive Mathias Doepfner said.
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Spain says losing credit access, seeks help for banks
Spain said it is losing access to credit markets and appealed to European partners to help revive its banks.
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Russian TV Protester Journalist Hired By German Newspaper
German newspaper 'Die Welt' said Monday it has hired Marina Ovsyannikova, the Russian journalist who protested against Moscow's military action in Ukraine during a prime-time news broadcast on state TV.
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German Police Raid 2 Apartments In Berlin, Attack Suspect Not Found
German police commandos raided two apartments in Berlin's neighbourhood of Kreuzberg on Wednesday but did not find a Tunisian man suspected of involvement in a deadly truck attack, Die Welt newspaper reported, citing investigators.
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Germany's Schaeuble 'Doesn't Understand' Bonuses For Crisis-Hit Volkswagen: Report
German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said he didn't understand how Volkswagen bosses could defend their bonuses after a huge emissions-rigging scandal plunged the carmaker into global turmoil, according to an interview with Die Welt published Sunday.
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Volkswagen to Pay Affected US Customers $5,000 Each in Emissions Case: Report
Volkswagen has reached a deal with US authorities to settle the case over its cheating of diesel emissions tests that would involve it paying each affected customer $5,000, Germany's Die Welt newspaper reported on Wednesday.
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Volkswagen Violated Consumer Laws In 20 Countries
According to Die Welt, the European Commission recently discovered that VW's cheating on emissions tests caused the group to violate consumer laws in 20 countries in the European Union.
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Germany Recruits 8,500 Teachers For Child Refugees
Germany has recruited 8,500 people to teach child refugees German, as the country expects the number of new arrivals to soar past the million mark in 2015, Die Welt daily reported on Sunday.
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German Police Arrest 'Salafist' Couple Suspected of Planning Attack: Report
German police have arrested a married couple suspected of having planned an attack and have seized an assault rifle, ammunition and a pipe bomb in their home, Die Welt daily reported Thursday.
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RIM mulls licensing out software: report
Research In Motion (RIM) will look into strategic alliances with other technology companies once it has launched its new BlackBerry 10 models, its chief executive told a German newspaper.
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Springer CEO says "free beer" era for internet ending
Germany's largest newspaper publisher will introduce a paywall for its flagship national daily Die Welt by the end of this year and is confident competitors will follow suit, Axel Springer Chief Executive Mathias Doepfner said.
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Spain says losing credit access, seeks help for banks
Spain said it is losing access to credit markets and appealed to European partners to help revive its banks.
