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DW-WORLD.DENews, Analysis and Service from Germany and Europe - in 30 LanguagesGerman hotels attracted record number of guests in 2011
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Hotels across Germany boasted a record number of overnight stays last year. The considerable increase was due to more guests from both home and farther afield, with end-of-year tourism particularly brisk.2012-02-09T11:59:00ZBusinessen15729784German court rejects Apple's sales ban bid
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A regional court in Düsseldorf ruled on Thursday that electronics giant Samsung may continue to sell its Galaxy Tab 10.1 N tablet computer in Germany, rejecting a bid by arch-rival Apple to have sales banned.2012-02-09T15:35:00ZBusinessen15730658ECB holds interest rate steady, sees signs of eurozone stabilization
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The European Central Bank has kept eurozone borrowing costs at an historic low of 1 percent, after cutting rates twice in recent months. Uncertainty about the eurozone economy is still high, the bank says.2012-02-09T15:56:00ZBusinessen15730744European Central Bank battles credit crunch
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Although the ECB is legally prohibited from becoming a lender of last resort, analysts and experts are concerned that the central bank is circumventing its own rules and buying bonds through the backdoor.2012-02-09T06:04:00ZWorlden15729352German exports break trillion-euro mark in 2011
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Although the German economy began to slow toward the end of 2011, exports still managed to reach the record-breaking trillion-euro mark. Imports also rose to all-time highs.2012-02-09T07:09:00ZBusinessen15729368China stops airlines from paying EU carbon tax
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The Chinese government claims that newly introduced EU's Emission Trading Scheme (ETS) contradicts UN's convention on climate change and international civil aviation regulations.2012-02-07T15:49:00ZWorlden15722272NGOs fear fair trade may hurt Indian food sector
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A proposed free trade deal between the European Union and India could breach the United Nations' Universal Human Rights framework by denying millions of poor Indians access to food, non-governmental organizations warn.2012-02-08T10:06:00ZGlobalizationen15724169Doha is dead. Long live... Doha?
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The World Trade Organization has been working on the Doha Round of trade talks since 2001. But they are still nowhere near a deal. So what now?2012-02-06T14:37:00ZBusinessen15721730Moneyless find wealth in online networks
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In times of economic hardship, some people have chosen to give up money altogether. But not having money doesn’t necessarily mean living poorly.2012-02-06T13:58:00ZGermanyen15715910