Table.Briefings Table.Briefings Logo
Your contact for new licenses
Vertriebsteam
+49 30 30 809 520 service@table.media
Your contact for general inquiries
Service Team
+49 30 30 809 520 service@table.media
Try for free Request offer Order now
Login
ENG DE
Table.Briefings

News

News

Voluntary emissions trading resumed

China has resumed voluntary carbon credits trading, initially only for previously approved projects. New approvals, including for solar thermal energy and offshore wind power, are expected.

By Christiane Kuehl

News

Smartphone market recovers slightly

China's domestic smartphone market grew by 6.5 percent in 2023. This is the first growth since 2021, and it seems that the industry has bottomed out. Competition is also picking up.

By Redaktion Table

Bildnummer: 52797345 Datum: 03.12.2008 Copyright: imago/Xinhua Investoren verfolgen die Börsenwerte am Stock Exchange in Shanghai - PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN , Personen , Silhouette , Symbolfoto , premiumd; 2008, Shanghai, China, Anleger, Börsenwert, Anzeigetafel, Finanzen, Finanzmarkt; , quer, Kbdig, Gruppenbild, Börse, Wirtschaft, , , Asien o0 Marktwirtschaft Bildnummer 52797345 Date 03 12 2008 Copyright Imago XINHUA Investors track the Stock market values at Stick Exchange in Shanghai PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN People Silhouette Symbolic image premiumd 2008 Shanghai China Investors Stock market value Scoreboard Finance Financial market horizontal Kbdig Group photo Exchange Economy Asia o0 Market economy
News

Beijing props up battered stock markets

Following the government's announcement of support measures, Chinese shares are recovering from their slump. Overall, the stock markets have been lagging behind the global markets for years and are posting heavy losses.

By Redaktion Table

News

Only slow progress on NZIA negotiations

The Net-Zero Industry Act is intended to attract investment in climate-friendly technologies such as solar panels, wind turbines and heat pumps in the EU member states. However, the trilogue negotiations in Brussels are stalling and the schedule is shaky.

By Till Hoppe

News

AI Act: Final text under review

The member states and parliamentarians do not have much time to examine the almost 900-page, four-column document on the AI Act. It is already clear that there is no consensus of opinion either in the German government or in the respective parliamentary groups.

By Corinna Visser

News

EU foreign ministers agree on naval mission in Red Sea

The foreign ministers reached an agreement in principle on securing commercial shipping in the Red Sea. However, many details are still unresolved. There is also little progress in the dispute over a two-state solution in the Middle East. The EU increases pressure on Israel, but a ten-point plan for negotiations fails to gain majority support.

By Eric Bonse

News

Business associations call for EU due diligence law to be abandoned

VCI, ZVEI, Gesamtmetall, Stiftung Familienunternehmen, and other German business associations are calling for the EU supply chain law to be stopped at the last hurdle. In a letter to the German government and the EU Council Presidency, they describe the directive as impractical and urge the Council to reject it.

By Leonie Düngefeld

News

Macron on Schäuble: France has lost a friend

French President Emmanuel Macron paid tribute to Wolfgang Schäuble at the state ceremony in the Bundestag. The deceased politician was a great servant of Germany, a great European and a great friend of Germany.

By Okan Bellikli