Foundation stone laid for aircraft factory at Leipzig/Halle Airport
Hundreds of tons of earth have so far been moved at Leipzig/Halle Airport for an aircraft factory. An environmentally friendly regional aircraft is soon to be built here.
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.
Inflation in Saxony at 2.4 percent - slight decline
Prices have risen over the past twelve months. However, compared to March, the inflation rate is slightly lower. Falling energy prices were the main factor offsetting this.
1 million e-cars from Zwickau - location faces cuts
VW Zwickau celebrates its millionth electric car. But after job cuts and shifts being eliminated, the site is facing further cuts - and is pinning its hopes on a new business segment.
"No Secret": show on mining history at a historic location
During the Cold War, the GDR supplied large quantities of uranium for the Soviet Union's nuclear program. An exhibition at an authentic location provides insights into this chapter of German mining history.
End for the textile manufacturer Curt Bauer
Last year, the textile company Curt Bauer filed for insolvency. It is now clear that there is no future for the traditional company.
Energy exchange EEX announces new products for energy transition
The EEX energy exchange is massively expanding its business. In addition to electricity and gas, CO2 certificates are also traded here - and more products are to be added soon.
Motorcyclist seriously injured in rear-end collision on A4
A young female motorcyclist was seriously injured on the A4 near Wilsdruff. The accident temporarily paralyzed traffic on the freeway and caused tailbacks.
Saxony's Jusos criticize black-red budget plans
At their state conference, Saxony's Young Socialists are calling for bold investments instead of cuts. With an initiative motion, they are sending a clear signal against the Saxon government's austerity measures.
Large Bundeswehr convoy on the highways
A Bundeswehr convoy is rolling through the eastern German states. What drivers need to be aware of on the 450-kilometer route.
Chemical park boss: "Disaster with an announcement"
The chemical industry is under pressure. The Managing Director of the Leuna Chemical Park is calling for a different energy policy and is relying on Russian gas.
Murder in the musician milieu - Chemnitz becomes a crime thriller backdrop
A music teacher is found dead in her apartment and her valuable violin has disappeared. The new ZDF Erzgebirgskrimi follows cultural paths. This has a very topical reason.
Digital ID photos: local authorities struggle with implementation
From May, new ID cards should only be applied for with digital photos - but many citizens' offices in Saxony are not yet ready. Citizens should know this.
Major concerns about Dow chemical company sites
The US chemical company Dow is putting several sites to the test. These include two in Saxony-Anhalt and Saxony. There is great concern in the region. The federal government should act immediately.
More forced evictions in Saxony - Left Party calls for action
Due to the increase, the Left Party is calling for a nationwide strategy against housing loss. It believes the government has a duty.
Drama instead of a yoga retreat - 500th episode of "Soko Leipzig"
What was planned as a quiet weekend turns out to be much more dramatic than expected. The 500th episode of "SOKO Leipzig" is about life and death - and revenge.
Drama instead of a yoga retreat - 500th episode of "Soko Leipzig"
What was planned as a quiet weekend turns out to be much more dramatic than expected. The 500th episode of "SOKO Leipzig" is about life and death - and revenge.
More charging points for e-cars - Leipzig leads the way
The network of charging points is becoming denser in Saxony. Growth has been particularly strong in Leipzig.
East German sites of US chemicals group Dow at risk
The US chemical company Dow is reviewing several sites. Two in Saxony-Anhalt and Saxony are also affected.
Greens criticize cuts for cycling
The Greens see one of their core issues in Saxony under threat - the expansion of cycling. When they were still in government, a lot was done for cyclists. But now the money is missing.
Minister promotes flowering plants from Saxony in beds and pots
With the first warm days, flower beds and balconies are prepared for the season. Around 400 nurseries supply home-grown flowers, shrubs and trees.
Dresden bus stop names for sale: companies can advertise
With this offer, the transport company wants to create an additional source of income. A first customer has already been found.
Man speeds twice as fast as permitted with child on board
A plainclothes patrol observes a man overtaking illegally. The 44-year-old is now under investigation for illegal motor vehicle racing. He was not alone in the car.
Saxony's economy comes to a standstill
Figures on Saxony's industry prove it in black and white: the economic engine of industry stuttered last year.
Start of construction for Wellaune bypass delayed
The residents of Wellaune in North Saxony are waiting for a bypass. Patience is still required - the start date of the construction project has been postponed.
Short-time working at solar manufacturer Meyer Burger in Thalheim
The Swiss company Meyer Burger Technology AG has three sites in Germany. Months ago, the company announced job cuts worldwide - now there is short-time working.
Fewer motorcycles in three eastern states than the national average
The number of motorcycles per 1,000 inhabitants varies greatly across Germany. One pattern is particularly noticeable in Saxony, Saxony-Anhalt and Thuringia.
Saxony's breweries look to the future with confidence
Despite challenges, Saxony remains the number one brewing state in the East. The brewers' association is hoping for political decisions and is focusing on regional training.
GDR comic censorship: Digedags episode published after 62 years
In 1955, graphic artist Hannes Hegen created the heroes Dig, Dag and Digedag. They were featured in the GDR comic Mosaik. However, two episodes he wrote in 1963 were never published.
Panter sees untapped innovation potential in Saxony
A study confirms that Saxony has great potential for future innovations through the transfer of science and research. It shows where there is a need for action and what opportunities exist.