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This is the front page of our current issue, hot off the press! For a week after publication you can find its main articles here online. Thereafter, all articles from the issue’s Politics, Business and Life sections are added.
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Hold that swan song for the euro – By Alexander Hagelüken
The moment of truth has arrived for those who always felt sure this
would happen. The late Nobel laureate Milton Friedman once predicted
the euro would fall apart within a decade and a half. Others had given
the single European currency even less of a chance. Now they’re feeling
vindicated and believe that Greece is the first eurozone country
heading for bankruptcy.
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For the car industry, the “carry-over component strategy” has dramatically increased the consequences of minor faults – By Gernot Kramper
It seems almost unbelievable that a defective gas pedal could drive
a global company into such difficulty. But Toyota is not an isolated
case; carmakers around the world are building the same parts – and
therefore the same potential for error – into their cars.
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After a three year absence, Formula One champion Michael Schumacher dares a comeback – By Frank Bachner
There are those who worship him and those who revile him: Michael
Schumacher polarizes German sports fans like no one else. It is
irrelevant whether the racecar driver can repeat his previous wins –
the TV viewing rates will skyrocket anyway.
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