German companies are continuing to move abroad — and that applies to businesses of every size. According to press reports

According to the data, around 1,300 German companies with more than 50 employees relocated business functions abroad between 2021 and 2023. That’s equivalent to 2.2% of all companies of that size based in Germany in 2023.

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    6 days ago

    I don’t see left-wing politicians making more extreme claims. Theirs are reasonable.

    Fascists however, are always without exception extreme, and their allies making fabrications more and more extreme, is planned. When capitalism becomes threatened, it will attempt to establish fascism.

    Anti-trusts are great, what we need is to enforce them on foreign companies as well. If they don’t want that, the fines will increase and if they don’t pay nor change behaviour (and aren’t broken up to be independent nor nationalised), then bye bye, we establish our own.

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      I don’t see left-wing politicians making more extreme claims

      That’s because you still live in reality. Most don’t. And their perception of left-wing is 100% based on what the right-wing mainstream media tells them.

      If your perception of reality is created by the brain-numbing propaganda most are eating up 24/7 there are no actual left-wing policies anyway, just insane identity politics and in-fighting.

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      You are talking to someone that seems to think ignoring the GDPR is ok because others do it as well, so don’t expect them to have a reasonable idea about industry regulation 🤷

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        7 days ago

        Leaving an EU country for another EU country to avoid EU-wide legislation is a very good idea anywway…