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Siemens

Siemens AG is a German multinational and Europe's largest engineering company. Siemens and its subsidiaries employ approximately 360,000 people across nearly 190 countries.

Headquartered in the German cities of Munich and Berlin, Siemens' main activities are in the fields of industry, energy, transportation and healthcare.

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Tabea Zimmermann wins the Ernst von Siemens Musik Prize 22.01.2020

One of the world's most famous violists is an all-round musician who has inspired much contemporary music and many composers — not as a diva but through solid work for the cause of music.

Nigeria CEO: Greta Thunberg's demands 'fair' 21.01.2020

Siemens Nigeria CEO Onyeche Tifase has told DW her company is committed to making value chains greener but acknowledged that a complete transition away from oil and gas would take time.
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Adani's coal mine plans, and why coal is still so lucrative 16.01.2020

Siemens' support for Adani's coal mine in Australia has outraged environmentalists, but it's not a unique case. Hundreds of companies and countries around the world are planning to expand their coal activities. But why?
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Opinion: Siemens chooses profits over environment 14.01.2020

Australia is burning, but Siemens has decided not to renounce plans to help build a controversial mine in the country. Climate activists are up in arms. Rightly so, says Malte Rohwer-Kahlmann.
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DW Business – Europe & America 13.01.2020

Siemens sticks with Australian mining project - Calhoun takes reins at Boeing amid 737 Max crisis - US tariff could hit champagne
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DW Business Africa 13.01.2020

Siemens sticks with Australian mining project - Burkina Faso motorcyclists urged to go local - German training system gaining traction worldwide
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Opinion: Why Siemens cannot pull out of the Adani coal mine 13.01.2020

Siemens intends to honor a controversial contract to supply signaling systems to an Australian coal mine. DW's Henrik Böhme says this was the right decision for the moment, but the incident shouldn't be repeated.
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DW Business Asia 13.01.2020

Siemens sticks with controversial mining project - China car market losing its gloss - South Korean jobseekers learn to beat the bots
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DW Business – Europe 13.01.2020

Siemens sticks with Australian mining project - German training system gaining traction worldwide - Calhoun takes reins at Boeing amid 737 Max crisis
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Siemens sticks to controversial mining project 13.01.2020

German engineering group Siemens will meet its contractual obligations from a controversial coal mining project in Australia's outback despite criticism from climate activists including Greta Thunberg.
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DW Business – Europe 13.01.2020

Siemens sticks with Australian mining project - German training system gaining traction worldwide - Calhoun takes reins at Boeing amid 737 Max crisis
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Australia: Activists outraged as Siemens backs Adani mining project 13.01.2020

The German engineering firm has reaffirmed plans to support the controversial Adani coal mine project. Siemens has come under fire for the project's climate implications, with bushfires currently raging across Australia.
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Thunberg calls on Siemens to nix Australia coal mine project 12.01.2020

Swedish activist Greta Thunberg has urged supporters to pressure Siemens over its plan to supply equipment to a coal mining operation. Another activist rejected the company's offer to put her on the Siemens Energy board.
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DW Business – international 11.01.2020

Activists urge Siemens to end Australia coal project - Boeing grapples with ever-expanding 737 Max crisis - Cars banned in Italy's smog-bound cities

Siemens boss meets with activists 10.01.2020

The German tech giant Siemens is in trouble again. Climate activists are criticizing Siemens for its planned delivery for a controversial mine in Australia. This Friday, Siemens-CEO Joe Kaeser met with the German Friday-for-Future activist Luisa Neubauer for a discussion.
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DW Business Africa 10.01.2020

Germany promotes new deal between Africa and EU - Siemens considers leaving Australia coal project - Mali supporting startup culture in Bamako
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