Protest against savings on train attendants
In Saxony, many trains are to run without train attendants in future. The German Train Drivers' Union considers this to be negligent for several reasons.
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.
Minister sees Saxony's organic farming well equipped for demand
More organic produce on the field means more variety on the plate. Many farmers are now turning to organic farming. Consumer demand is also high in Saxony.
Manufacturers of "Plauener Spitze" see stable business
Changes in customs regulations, political crises, cheap competition: "Plauen lace" has been struggling with many problems for years. As a high-priced handicraft, it has been able to survive until now.
Bridge in Bad Schandau is opened for 30-ton trucks
The Elbe bridge in Bad Schandau can withstand heavier loads than previously thought. What this means for truck and bus traffic.
How people live in Saxony
Renting or buying? In Saxony, this also depends on where you live. This is what statisticians know about housing conditions in the state.
More public transport services in rural areas - but how?
In rural areas, there is often only one bus a day. If you don't have a car, you are not really mobile. The bus industry would like to change this, but it's not just a lack of money.
Economics Minister wants to expand contacts with India
Economics Minister Dirk Panter is traveling to India with a delegation. What Saxony's economy expects from it.
Saxony's landlords hope for a Christmas boom despite price increases
Saxony's restaurateurs are full of expectations for the Christmas season. Why roast goose could become more expensive and what role VAT plays.
New subsidies: Sharing and saving solar power
Anyone who uses solar systems with neighbors or in a club can now collect subsidies in Saxony. Up to 200,000 euros in support is possible. But only if at least two parties benefit.
Riesa steelworks urges concrete measures after summit
Feralpi Stahl in Riesa is investing in green production with a new rolling mill. The industry is calling for political support for the change.
500 million euros for 75 modern trains in Central Germany
More comfort, more space: S-Bahn Mitteldeutschland is investing 500 million euros in modern trains - including WLAN, family areas and barrier-free travel.
For whom will electricity and gas become cheaper in eastern Germany?
Several eastern German energy suppliers are reducing their prices from 2026, with others set to follow suit. Who can look forward to lower costs? And how much can customers save? An overview.
Agra Bridge near Leipzig to be examined more closely
What is the state of the Agra Bridge south of Leipzig? This will be investigated from today. What drivers need to be prepared for.
Multi-million investment secures jobs at Unilever in Vogtland
Bagged soups and snack products from Vogtland have customers all over Europe. Now the Unilever Group is expanding production there.
Despite chip crisis: VW production will continue next week
Volkswagen can continue production for the time being despite the supply problems with semiconductors. There will still be enough chips next week.
Saxony's skilled trades in a low mood - "dies quietly"
Gaps in order books, uncertainty among consumers: The Saxon Crafts Association is sounding the alarm. Why many companies are pessimistic about the future and what could help now.
IG Metall: Transparent factory to become a place of research
It was once Volkswagen's prestige project - the Transparent Factory. Car production will end here in December. What will happen next?
Fare dodging rate in eastern Germany increases significantly in some cases
In Dresden and Magdeburg, more passengers were caught without tickets this year than in previous years. The damage in Dresden alone runs into millions of euros.
Bridge check near Leipzig: Laboratory examines Agra structure
Samples are taken from the concrete and prestressing steel on the Agra Bridge near Leipzig. The laboratory is to clarify the state of the structure. The first results will be available at the end of the year.
A72 between Stollberg and Chemnitz closed after truck accident
A truck driver dies in an accident and the highway is closed for recovery work.
Pepper confectioners in Pulsnitz prepare for a rush of buyers
Gingerbread is generally regarded as a Christmas product. In Pulsnitz, small artisan businesses produce nothing else all year round. At the moment, they are baking again for a major event.
Automotive supplier Plastic Manufacturing insolvent
Rising costs and falling sales are forcing the company with more than 1000 employees to its knees. The insolvency administrator now wants to talk to the customers.
Number of charging points: Saxony in third place nationwide
Germany now has almost 180,000 public charging points for electric cars. The fast-charging infrastructure is growing. The Free State is one of the leaders in terms of supply.
Man threatens with bomb and is not allowed to fly
An imaginary bomb caused a stir at Halle/Leipzig Airport on Reformation Day - a 58-year-old traveler had made a joke. Now he is facing serious consequences.
Break in operations for the Saxon narrow-gauge railroads
Old trains need to be well looked after. That's why the Saxon railroad dinosaurs are taking a break from maintenance until the end of November. During Advent, selected trips - including evening trips - are available.
Saxony's exports to the USA rise to 2.7 billion euros
Saxony's exports to the USA are increasing despite difficult conditions. However, the export curve has recently been pointing downwards.
EnviaM cuts electricity and gas prices for eastern Germany again
From 2026, many EnviaM customers will pay less for electricity, gas and heating energy. However, the supplier warns of price fluctuations in the future.
Industry and trade in the East much more optimistic
How is the mood in the East German economy developing? New figures on the business climate index provide insights.
Space company OHB to build satellite parts in Saxony in future
First musical instruments, then radios, now parts for satellites: Bremen-based aerospace company OHB is taking over the Technisat plant in Saxony. All employees are to stay.