Insolvencies · 12. June 2024
Economic development in Europe lost significant momentum in 2023. According to estimates by the EU Commission, the economic area recorded only minimal growth and a weak economic situation overall.
Economy · 31. May 2023
In 2022, the long-feared trend reversal in corporate insolvencies took place in Europe. After the Corona crisis years, in which companies were massively subsidized all over Europe, the reality of the market economy is gradually returning: many companies are not able to cope with the permanent crises in the long run.
Insolvencies · 23. March 2023
During the last year, 14,578 companies filed for insolvency in Germany. This represents an increase of 4.2 percent in corporate insolvencies in comparison to the same period of the previous year (2021: 13,991 corporate insolvencies).
Economy · 10. February 2023
The large wave of insolvencies feared in the coronavirus crisis, when state aid expires again, has not occurred.
Economy · 24. August 2021
In this article, we intend to evaluate the dynamics of the Portuguese business sector, to analyze the geographic pattern of the companies, the phenomena and the moves that they undergo over a five-year period.
Economy · 18. June 2021
The expiry of coronavirus state aid may mean bankruptcy for many
companies from the middle of the year. The strict liability of
entrepreneurs is an often-underestimated danger with personal
consequences.
Economy · 08. June 2021
Massive intervention by national governments prevented the Corona crisis from triggering a wave of insolvencies in Europe.
Economy · 26. February 2021
In the Corona crisis, travel agencies and tour operators are among the hardest hit industries in Germany. In June 2020, 85% of the travel agencies and tour operators surveyed saw their existence threatened.
Economy · 25. November 2020
In total, 5,482 new companies were registered in Q3, representing a 3% year-on- year increase, compared to the same period in 2019.
Despite this increase, overall start-up figures for year to date are down 12% when compared to…