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15 posts, 21 March
Thanks for spreading word!
And thanks for the common sense. Anyone who knows how retail works knows it’s not possible to just randomly sell off your entire stock online overnight.
4 posts, 18 March
More restrictions posted today (significant changes in bold:
Status: 18.3.2020
The state capital of Mainz has decided on comprehensive measures to protect the city of Mainz against…
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Personal data protection is a thorny subject in privacy-loving Germany, but the country is nevertheless considering using a smartphone app to help manage the spread of the new coronavirus.
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Many people's small businesses or work have been hit hard in the pandemic. We want to hear your stories.
What's the latest on coronavirus in Germany and what do I need to know?
As the number of coronavirus cases continues to rise in Germany, here's what you need to know about the latest news on the spread of COVID-19 in the country, how the government is responding and the advice you need. (Paywall Free)
Adidas apologises after outrage over coronavirus rent freeze
German sportsgear maker Adidas on Wednesday said it had made "a mistake" when it decided not to pay rent on its shuttered shops in April, after the move sparked a widespread outcry.
'A pandemic knows no holidays': Germany extends coronavirus curbs on public life
Germany will extend its current restrictions on public life to limit the spread of the novel coronavirus by two weeks until April 19th, Chancellor Angela Merkel said Wednesday.