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- Hard is soft. Soft is hard. September 17th, 2009
- Process - A Battlefield September 17th, 2009
- Frankfurt Buchmesse October 25th, 2009
- 20 Years Ago. "The Wall is open!" October 27th, 2009
- 20 Years Ago: An Embrace October 29th, 2009
- GM + Opel January 2nd, 2010
- Hard. Soft. Backwards. January 14th, 2010
- Processes. Rules of the Game. January 14th, 2010
- Culture influences Business May 14th, 2010
- "Go to Germany!" May 17th, 2010
- Global Business. Proximity. May 25th, 2010
- In the Bookstore: A German-American Intercultural Interaction June 20th, 2010
- Obama. McChrystal. Critical Loyalty. June 24th, 2010
- Google Street View and Germany August 18th, 2010
- Let's get in the game! August 19th, 2010
- German CEOs get in Merkel's face. August 21st, 2010
- Category: German-Blog
- Hart ist weich. Weich ist hart. October 7th, 2009
- Prozesse - Ein Schlachtfeld October 7th, 2009
- Vor 20 Jahren. "The Wall is open!" October 26th, 2009
- Vor 20 Jahren: Kein Loch October 28th, 2009
- GM + Opel December 30th, 2009
- Hart. Weich. Umgekehrt. January 14th, 2010
- Prozesse. Schlachtfeld. January 14th, 2010
- Wir im Westen. Chinesen. Google. January 15th, 2010
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Americanize.
Soon my base of operations will be Bonn and Philadelphia. Spending large blocks of time in the latter will allow me to be closer to my US-based clients. And I intend to broaden my offering beyond the German-American space. Input, ideas, suggestions are coming in from my network of contacts in the U.S.
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German CEOs get in Merkel’s face.
Under the title “German Industries Rebuke Chancellor: As Polls Slide, Merkel‘s Coalition Risks Alienating a Longtime Ally Over Taxes” the Wall Street Journal‘s Vanessa Fuhrmans (with contribution from Andrea Thomas) write today that „Germany’s ruling center-right coalition, struggling to reverse its declining approval ratings, is losing support from one of its traditional constituencies—big business.“
Seldom in [...]