European Corporate Bankruptcies Surge, Germany Faces Economic Woes with Unexpected Business Decline.

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[davikkm]

Recent data has shed light on a concerning trend in some European countries, where corporate bankruptcies have reached levels comparable to or even surpassing those observed during the Global Financial Crisis (GFC). This revelation unveils the economic challenges faced by the continent, with implications for employment, business productivity, and overall economic recovery.

https://twitter.com/MichaelAArouet/status/1736646018588942693

[Jonty30]

I don’t think they know the definition of unexpected. It was all foreseeable. Those imposing socialism were just hoping to lay in the grave before the bill came due.

[Jeff Chandler]

I understand that inflation in Europe has been exacerbated by the increase in energy prices.

[rbg81]

You mean bring in the Third World AND going full Green retard was a new negative for business? I am flabbergasted!

[TonyinLA]

Shouldn’t have blown up your main gas line. Quadrupling energy costs might have something to do with shrinking profits, or nah.....Whadduthink?

[butlerweave]

Green now means Scam

[Paladin2]

Thanks for bombing the Pipelines, Joe...

[Navy Patriot]

European Corporate Bankruptcies Surge, Germany Faces Economic Woes with Unexpected Business Decline.

[rbg81]

Apparently it seemed like the thing to do at the time. Like invading Russia.

[Worldtraveler once upon a time]

Between Scholz, Habeck and Baerbock, Germany is so-o-o clever. Green and Red at the same time. So businesses are cratering? Capital going elsewhere slowly but consistently. Merkel said, “wir schaffen es.” She didn’t think she meant it this way, but -— SURPRISE!