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Senegal poised to put its new wind park online - Economic advisers trim German growth forecast - Lego looks for Shanghai surprise
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Germany is hoping to recruit qualified workers from outside the EU to prevent companies from moving their business abroad. Berlin is looking to countries such as Mexico, Vietnam and India to fill the gaps.
Saudi Arabia has listed the world's most profitable company on the stock market in what is currently the world's largest IPO. Right now, shares are only being traded on the Tadawul Exchange in Riyadh.
German business leaders have said the unambiguous election result in the UK removes some of the uncertainty of the past. But they warned that Britain needed to work hard to get a trade deal with the EU done next year.
Whatever is behind the recent plunge in foreign investment in Germany, the country needs to work on its infrastructure and digitization strategy to stay strong, according to a new report by KPMG.