WirtschaftsWoche - Nachrichten 2.5.3

The WirtschaftsWoche is Germany's leading business magazine. As a private coach, the WiWo empowers its readers to engage in discourse and make informed decisions.

Download the free WiWo app on your iPhone or iPad now and benefit from the comprehensive and objective reporting of Germany's most read business magazine - current business and financial news bundled in one app.

YOUR BENEFITS AT A GLANCE

• Understanding pays off: The investigative research and award-winning reports of the WirtschaftsWoche will give you insight into the turbulent economic landscape. Also, leverage the financial knowledge of our experienced editorial team through specific investment recommendations and insightful analyses. Management experts will show you how to advance your career.
• Business for your ears: In the new podcast section, you will find the series produced by the WirtschaftsWoche editorial team in an organized and up-to-date manner. Listen to the weekly "Chefgespräch" with editor-in-chief Beat Balzli or the weekly investment podcast "BörsenWoche" - neatly sorted and easily accessible.
• Intuitive navigation: Utilize the curated main news channel "News" by our editorial team and easily switch between our categories to find your favorite articles on topics such as business, politics, and finance even faster. You can also save articles in your personal reading list.
• Premium features: The intelligent offline mode downloads articles in advance when you have an internet connection so that you can read the WirtschaftsWoche anytime, even offline. In Dark Mode, you can protect your eyes and battery life as articles appear with light text on a dark background. With the integrated iOS voice output, you can have all articles read to you comfortably, and with our home widgets, you always have the most important business news and financial updates in sight.

The WirtschaftsWoche emerged from the magazine "Der Deutsche Volkswirt," founded in 1926. Today, over 100 employees, editors, reporters, and correspondents from around the world analyze the most important events in business and politics, on financial markets and in management, research, and technology.