BERLIN (Reuters) - Higher involvement by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in the euro zone's efforts to stem its debt crisis would be an act of desperation, outgoing European Central Bank chief economist Juergen Stark said, calling for a quantum leap by ...

Comment Print Email Reprints share LinkedIn StumbleUpon Reddit Digg Del.i. cious Tweet . . . . This post is in partnership with Worldcrunch, a new...

Five people have been arrested for alleged bribery and corruption at retailer Metro AG's (MEO. XE) units Media Markt and Saturn, Augsburg Attorney...

German household consumer product maker Henkel AG & Co. KGaA (HEN. XE) is planning further acquisitions of companies and sees no reason to reduce...

FRANKFURT Greece will not resort to selling islands in order to increase its revenue from privatization, the country's tourism minister says in an...

German energy firm EON Thursday denied it was on a collision course with the government over the temporary shutdown of seven nuclear reactors after reports it was mulling legal action against Berlin."We are not on a confrontation course with the government ...

From THE HUFFINGTON POST BERLIN — University theologians in Germany have called on the Catholic Church to abandon the vow of celibacy for priests...

German Economy Minister Rainer Bruederle on Thursday rejected proposals by French Finance Minister Christine Lagarde for eurozone economic governance."This kind of European economic government is not a good plan," Bruederle said in a statement."Those who are now leaning towards a ...

BERLIN (Reuters Life!) - A popular German entertainment show will go on after a contestant was critically injured when his stunt went wrong in front of a live studio audience and 8 million TV viewers, network ZDF said Monday.ZDF program director Thomas ...

Hardly a week goes by without another nail supposedly being hammered into the coffin of the travel guidebook, especially with the growth of mobile...