Customers in Saxony hold back on Christmas shopping
Only around one in four retailers in Saxony is satisfied with Christmas sales so far. What is behind the reluctance to buy.
Latest news about economy in Saxony Dresden Leipzig Chemnitz
News about economy in Saxony. Current news and message of companies in Saxonia, Dresden, Chemnitz and Leipzig.
Ifo forecast: East German economy growing more slowly than expected
The good news: economic output in eastern Germany is growing. The bad news: Probably slower than assumed in the summer.
New logistics center to be built near Leipzig/Halle Airport
A 50,600 square meter logistics center is being built in Kabelsketal. Modern technology and a sustainable energy supply are planned.
Dresden Central Station closed for several days in January and February
Construction work will temporarily paralyze Dresden Central Station in January and February. For rail customers, the closures mean replacement services and detour.
Panter warns against watering down the combustion engine phase-out
Billions are already being invested in the electric revolution - but new EU plans could cause confusion. What Economics Minister Panter is now demanding for Saxony's car manufacturers.
Decision on the Waldschlößchenbrücke bridge stands
Nobody believed that Dresden's Waldschlößchenbrücke bridge would have to disappear again due to a lack of conditions. What conservationists criticize.
Last vehicle rolls out of the hall at Alstom in Görlitz
Wagon construction in Görlitz is history. One last double-decker wagon has left the assembly hall - bound for Israel. In future, the plant will produce components for tanks.
Saxon cabinet approves Lusatia project
Lusatia is to become a European role model for green industry. The Saxon Minister of Economic Affairs speaks of a "historic opportunity".
Actress Laura Lippmann stands up for the deaf
Many people know her from "GZSZ": In "SOKO Wismar", Laura Lippmann plays a murder suspect. As a private person, she wants to make society fairer. The star from Halle translates sign language.
Lusatia wants to be a pioneer as a climate-friendly model region
Fast approvals and a pioneering spirit: Lusatia wants to become a role model for green industry in Europe. Alongside a spirit of optimism, there are also critical voices.
Porsche builds new SUV model in Leipzig
It is an important decision for Leipzig: Porsche wants to produce a new SUV model there - as a combustion engine or plug-in hybrid.
Bucking the price trend: renovated apartments significantly more expensive
Property prices are falling - but renovated apartments of all things are becoming more expensive. Why the real estate market in Saxony is nevertheless showing signs of recovery.
After 24 years: Last VW rolls off the production line in Dresden
From Phaeton to e-Golf: after more than 165,500 cars, it's the end. The last VW is red and will remain in the Gläserne Manufaktur as a memento before the plant is rebuilt from next year.
63,000 jobs at risk - Ost-Chemie urges quick help
The chemical industry in eastern Germany is in a serious crisis. Employers and trade unions are warning of the loss of tens of thousands of jobs and are demanding swift action from the federal government.
Industry crisis: "Chemical Summit East" in Böhlen
How do employers and trade unions want to secure jobs in the chemical industry in eastern Germany? Demands are presented to the federal government at the Chemical Summit.
Lößnitzgrund and Weißeritz Valley Railway with new timetable
The narrow-gauge railroads around Dresden will be running again from Sunday after maintenance. What will change for passengers on the Lößnitzgrundbahn and Weißeritztalbahn.
Greens demand more responsibility for East German chemical industry
Ahead of the chemicals summit, the Greens are calling for companies and governments to take more responsibility for the East German chemicals industry. What is behind the appeals to Dow?
A4 tunnel: Eastbound opening planned at the start of the vacations
The eastbound Königshainer Berge tunnel is due to open just in time for Christmas. However, the restrictions are not yet completely over.
Train timetable change brings many changes
It's faster again to Berlin and direct to Paris or Krakow. Many things are changing with the rail timetable change. Pupils in the district of Wittenberg are also feeling the effects.
Porcelain from Meissen: "Out of the display case, into life"
With new designs and fresh ideas, the Meissen porcelain manufactory wants to appeal to younger customers - and get out of the red. How does it manage the balancing act between tradition and innovation?
Dilapidated bridge: Several violations of restrictions
Because the Agra Bridge near Leipzig is dilapidated, there are speed and weight limits for vehicles. But many drivers do not adhere to them, as checks show.
VW sticks to the Cupra Born in Zwickau - ID.3 stays longer
The Cupra Born is staying in Zwickau: VW is extending the production of several models at the traditional location. This means that the car factory will remain a multi-brand plant.
Dresden-Munich flight connection to be maintained
Good news for passengers in Dresden: they will still be able to fly to the Bavarian capital in the future.
Butter cheaper than it has been for a long time - farmers sound the alarm
Consumers should be happy about the low butter prices. Saxony's farmers, on the other hand, are warning of price pressure and see security of supply at risk.
Night-time closure on A15 near Cottbus
The A15 near Cottbus is facing a full closure. Where exactly the traffic will be diverted - and what drivers need to be aware of during the night.
Full closure of the A4 Königshainer Berge tunnel begins
Work on the A4 tunnel has been going on for more than a year and a half, and now the final tests are due. Drivers must be prepared for detour.
Biogas industry in the East regains hope
Wind and sun are setting records, but alternatives are needed when there is a lull. Why biogas is now in demand as a wild card in the electricity mix - and where new billions are flowing.
Car collides with public bus - driver dead
A car collides with a bus on a country road in northern Saxony. The driver dies, a child and the driver of the bus are slightly injured. The police are now looking for the cause of the accident.
16.24 million euros for Saxony's disadvantaged farmers
Difficult site conditions are a burden for many farms in Saxony. New subsidies are intended to secure their management and enable measures for more biodiversity.