The current newsletter June 2020 deals with the EUR 130 million economic stimulus package of the federal government. With up to 60 individual measures, it is the most extensive economic stimulus package in the Federal Republic of Germany to date. More about it here. Real Estate… Read more on PwC Blog
The most important German stock market barometer is being reorganized: With Lufthansa, a traditional group is relegated, the weight of the real estate industry continues to increase. Read more on Handelsblatt
The attempt to automate Apple production has apparently stalled. The robots used are said to have had major problems assembling iPads. Apple boss Tim Cook sees the automation of large parts of the economy on t3n
Apple is said to have abandoned a project to fully automate the finishing process because trained workers were ultimately superior to robots. Read more on heise.de
The Corona crisis has given the Myhammer craft platform a boost. Claudia Frese, CEO of the platform, explains why the digitization of the industry still has a lot to do in the podcast “So techt Germany”, artificial intelligence, blockchain or… Read more on Capital
The OpenAPI standard should make it easier for users of the process automation and management platform to document REST APIs. Read more on heise.de
Dealers can only pay half the rent for the period of the Corona closures. The real estate industry and trade have agreed on this. Read more at Wirtschaftswoche
Dealers can only pay half the rent for the period of the Corona closures. The real estate industry and trade have agreed on this. Read more on Handelsblatt
In today's PwC Expert Session (via WebCast), international speakers gave an overview of the following topics: Scenarios Real Estate - Focus Europe France (English) Spain (English) Financing beyond COVID-19 Update Legal Q&A Session All documents and the recording are here for Download… Read more on the PwC Blog
Sabine Barthauer is moving from Deutsche Hypothekenbank to DZ Hyp as a member of the Management Board. Thomas Groß takes over management of Helaba. And Ulrike Hamann was appointed to the board of directors of WVB Wohnraumversorgung Berlin - an institution under public law. More on the subject… Read more on Haufe
