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ThyssenKrupp

German heavy industry giant ThyssenKrupp has been suffering from a sharp deterioration of the materials businesses, pushing it into the red in the first quarter of its October-September fiscal year in 2015.

Steel is historically ThyssenKrupp's core business, but it also makes elevators, submarines and car parts. This page collates recent DW content on the company.

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DW Business - Europe & America 23.03.2018

China says it's preparing retaliatory tariffs against US - Tariffs are a threat to European businesses, economists warn - Steel workers react to EU exemption

US-Strafzölle - ThyssenKrupp Stahlarbeiter

No new tariffs: Steelworkers react to EU exemption 23.03.2018

There’s cautious relief among steelworkers in Europe. For the next few weeks at least, EU steel will stay free of additional tariffs. ThyssenKrupp’s exports to the US are worth around €4 billion per year.

Israel Rede Benjamin Netanjahu in Tel Aviv

What links Benjamin Netanyahu's corruption probe and ThyssenKrupp? 14.02.2018

How is the Israeli prime minister linked to an allegedly corrupt deal with German steel producer ThyssenKrupp? And what role did the German side play?
ThyssenKrupp in Duisburg - Hochofen

ThyssenKrupp thriving on steel and elevator sales 14.02.2018

German industrial heavyweight ThyssenKrupp has seen a marked rise in its operating profit for its first quarter ending September 2017. And just before a merger, its steel unit proved a highly profitable division.
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ThyssenKrupp steelworkers back merger with Tata Steel 05.02.2018

Workers at German steelmaker ThyssenKrupp have voted in favor of a labor agreement that will safeguard jobs and plants in the wake of a proposed joint venture with India's Tata Steel.
Elektroofen im Edelstahlwerk Shanghai im Baosteel

Trump's beef with foreign steel 05.02.2018

US President Donald Trump wants to revive its steel industry by executive order. Ideally, ban the import of foreign steel. But that would hurt European companies lots more than Chinese steel producers.

Thyssenkrupp steelworkers fear for their jobs 01.12.2017

Employees at Thyssenkrupp fear widespread job cuts and possible plant closures if company plans to merge 50 percent of its steel division with the Indian Tata Group go ahead.

DW Business – Europe 30.11.2017

Thyssenkrupp merger - US Republicans demand deeper tax cuts - Siemens readies largest German IPO in 20 years
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DW Business – Europe & Africa 23.11.2017

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ThyssenKrupp employees protest merger plans 23.11.2017

German steel giant ThyssenKrupp has sped up its plans to merge with Tata Steel in a bid to create a sustainable European steel production facility. But German workers are not amused and fear for their jobs.
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DW Business - Europe & Asia 23.11.2017

ThyssenKrupp reports are better than expected - The inside story on a nutritious and environmentally-friendly ingredient

Essen Bilanz Thyssenkrupp Hiesinger, Chief Executive

ThyssenKrupp beats earnings forecast despite net loss 23.11.2017

Better than expected business in its material services and elevators unit have helped the German steelmaker beat full-year earnings forecasts, despite a net loss related to the sale of a steel mill in Brazil.
ThyssenKrupp in Duisburg - Hochofen

ThyssenKrupp workers fear job cuts from merger 23.11.2017

Workers at German steelmaker ThyssenKrupp believe their jobs are being put on the line in a planned merger with India’s Tata Steel. The two companies want to merge their European operations in order to combat competition from China.

IG Metall fordert fünf Prozent für Stahlkocher

Cutting CO2 in steel production 10.11.2017

With Carbon2Chem, ThyssenKrupp plans to reduce CO2 emissions in its steel production. Through an electrolysis process, climate-damaging carbon dioxide is transformed into other useful chemicals. On an industrial scale, this innovation could vastly reduce global carbon emissions in steel production. But the project is still in its early stages.

Sunny times for electric cars 06.11.2017

Together with ThyssenKrupp, students from rhe Bochum University of Applied Sciences have developed a photovoltaic solar e-car. And it's all made from sustainable materials.
Deutschland Israel U-Boot Dolphin Submarine

Germany approves deal on three submarines for Israel 23.10.2017

The German government has announced that it will sign off on a deal to sell three new ThyssenKrupp submarines to Israel. Officials had delayed the deal as concerns arose about a corruption investigation in Israel.
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