Hamburg
Coverage of Hamburg in the Nexus archive.
- Five dead in shooting at German youth welfare centre: police
Five people were shot dead at a youth welfare centre in Stade, Germany, with the suspected gunman and a second alleged perpetrator arrested. The incident is one of the deadliest mass shootings in recent German history.
- Police say 5 people have died in a shooting in Stade in northern Germany
Five people were killed in a shooting at a youth welfare facility in Stade, northern Germany. Two suspects were arrested, one believed to be the shooter, and injuries were reported. Police confirmed no public danger and are investigating the incident.
- Return to the top: China’s LineShine beats US El Capitan in Top500 supercomputer rankings
China's LineShine supercomputer, developed by the National Supercomputing Centre in Shenzhen, reclaimed the world's fastest supercomputer title with 2.198 exaflops, surpassing the US's El Capitan at 1.809 exaflops. The rankings were released at the International Supercomputing Conference in Hamburg.
- Gen Z grad landed a job at LinkedIn by waitressing at a conference full of recruiters and handing out her résumé during breaks—now she works at Google
Basant Shenouda, an Egyptian-born Gen Z graduate from the University of Bonn, landed a job at LinkedIn by volunteering to waitress at a conference in Hamburg and handing out her résumé to 40 recruiters. After a six-month hiring process, she transitioned to a role at Google.
- Politically motivated crime hits all-time high in Germany
Politically motivated crime in Germany has doubled over the past decade, reaching 85,837 reported cases last year, with right-wing ideology accounting for half of the offenses. Security services attribute the rise to online discourse fueling hatred and violence, while hate crimes, antisemitic crimes, and religiously motivated crimes also increased significantly.
- TAG Immobilien Is Said to Eye Polish IPO Kickoff in Coming Weeks
TAG Immobilien is reportedly planning to launch an IPO in Poland in the coming weeks. The company has offices in Hamburg, Germany.
- Base Metals Advance as US Touts Progress Toward Iran Peace Deal
Base metals advanced due to U.S. progress toward an Iran peace deal, while copper prices retreated amid rising London Metal Exchange inventories in Asia and risks from potential U.S. import tariffs.
- German Gas Storage to Fill Up Without Aid, Market Manager Says
Germany's gas storage is expected to fill up without aid, according to the market manager. The statement was made regarding the current state of oil terminals in Germany. This suggests a stable energy supply for the country.
- Milka maker milked shoppers over size of chocolate bars, German court rules
A German court ruled that Mondelēz, the owner of Milka, deceived consumers by reducing the weight of the Alpine Milk bar from 100g to 90g without changing the packaging. The case was brought by Hamburg's consumer protection office. The court's decision vindicates consumers who consider shrinkflation a serious issue.
- Telecom Megamerger Would Supercharge Transatlantic M&A Spree
A telecom megamerger is expected to boost transatlantic M&A activity. Deutsche Telekom AG was recently featured at an expo in Hamburg.
- European Power Prices Set to Close Week Below Pre-War Levels
European power prices are set to close the week below pre-war levels. Germany is preparing for a worst-case scenario requiring €60 billion in financial aid to Uniper SE, its largest gas supplier.