Saxony promotes fast Internet for 42,900 households
In Saxony, 32% of households are connected to the fiber optic network. Now thousands more are set to benefit from fast connections.
Latest news about economy in Saxony Dresden Leipzig Chemnitz
News about economy in Saxony. Current news and message of companies in Saxonia, Dresden, Chemnitz and Leipzig.
Well-known Chemnitz Congress Hotel closes
The 2025 Capital of Culture year attracted many visitors to Chemnitz. But barely over, the city's most striking hotel is now closing.
Financial equalization: millions for eastern German states
The financial equalization between the federal states is intended to prevent the gap between rich and poor countries from widening. This is how much money flowed into the local region recently.
Surplus potatoes arrive at the food banks
After a good harvest, an agricultural business from Frohburg is left with around 4,000 tons of potatoes. The food banks in Saxony benefit from this.
Bürgschaftsbank Sachsen secures more loans for companies
Bürgschaftsbank Sachsen facilitated more loans for companies in 2025 - there was also significant growth in successions and business start-ups.
Goodbye Erzgebirgskrimi: Lara Mandoki talks about saying goodbye
After seven years, Lara Mandoki is leaving the successful Erzgebirge crime series. What she has learned to appreciate about the region and what she misses in German TV series and films.
Lara Mandoki honors strong East German women
As a TV investigator, Lara Mandoki has filmed a lot in Saxony. This is what she learned about the East.
Cannabis producer Demecan expands production
Demecan doubles its cultivation area in Ebersbach and invests millions more. However, the planned amendment to the Cannabis Act means an uncertain future for the company.
Negative economic trend continues
The economy in Saxony remains weak. Industry, exports and the hospitality industry are reporting declines - only a few sectors are able to escape the downward trend.
VW will soon be recycling up to 15,000 cars per year in Zwickau
VW wants to lead the way in recycling in Zwickau: Old cars are dismantled in order to recover components and raw materials. What this means for the site.
Commuters in Leipzig and Dresden are stuck in traffic jams for around five days
Dust pollution is growing in Leipzig and Dresden. There is no easing in sight in the coming years.
Disruptions to rail services between Leipzig and Döbeln
Anyone wishing to travel from Leipzig to the district town will have to be prepared for restrictions throughout the day. A train on the line had broken down on the line with gearbox damage.
What lessons experts have learned from the wave of bird flu
More than 500,000 animals have fallen victim to bird flu in Saxony alone. Why experts expect further outbreaks and why even nationwide vaccinations do not prevent the killing.
What lessons experts have learned from the wave of bird flu
More than 500,000 animals have fallen victim to bird flu in Saxony alone. Why experts expect further outbreaks and why even nationwide vaccinations do not prevent the killing.
IG Metall warns of job cuts at developer IAV
IG Metall fears for 1,500 jobs at development service provider IAV. This could also affect the Stollberg site in the Ore Mountains. Protest is stirring there.
Surplus potatoes are distributed
After a good harvest, an agricultural business from Frohburg was left with around 4,000 tons of potatoes. The crops are now being distributed.
"Popmusik Sachsen" honors ideas from the regional music industry
More than 150 entries have been submitted to the expert jury. Now it will be decided which bands, regional festivals or creative projects in Bavaria will benefit from the prize money.
Car driver hits pedestrian at bus stop in Zwickau
Dressed in dark clothing and driving at the wrong moment: a serious accident occurs at a streetcar stop in Zwickau. What the police have to say.
Three highway accidents involving nine vehicles on the A72
There are several crashes on the A72 on Friday afternoon. Three people are injured in various accidents.
Potato flood in Berlin - 22 tons for the food bank
Buffer or soup? Many Berliners will be asking themselves this question more often now. Tons of potatoes have arrived from a rescue operation in Saxony and need to be distributed and processed.
Elbe Flugzeugwerke concludes major order in China
Premiere for EFW: Eight passenger jets are converted into cargo giants in Dresden and delivered to China.
Leipzig transport companies break 170 million mark
For the first time, Leipziger Verkehrsbetriebe transported more than 170 million passengers - a new record. The measures that have contributed to this growth.
Glass and porcelain: protection for regional industrial products
Until now, there has been no protection of regional origin for products from trade and industry. This is now changing - Thuringia and Saxony can benefit from this.
Tunnel closure on the A4 is lifted
Clear road ahead after almost two years of renovation: the last closure in the Königshainer Berge tunnel is lifted this evening.
Tunnel closure on the A4 is lifted
Clear road ahead after almost two years of renovation: the last closure in the Königshainer Berge tunnel is lifted this evening.
13 new turbines: Saxony remains a latecomer in wind power
The Saxon wind farm is the oldest in Germany. The Free State contributes around 1.2 percent of new capacity to the construction of new turbines - one of the lowest figures ever.
So far no funding for rail project to Saxony
The "Central Germany Link" was supposed to provide fast connections from west to east. However, the Ministry of Transport has yet to make a financial commitment. Saxony's Greens speak of a "breach of promise".
So far no funding for rail project to Saxony
The "Central Germany Link" was supposed to provide fast connections from west to east. However, the Ministry of Transport has yet to make a financial commitment. Saxony's Greens speak of a "breach of promise".
Study: Saxony lacks tens of thousands of social housing units by 2035
According to a study, the demand for social housing in Saxony is increasing significantly. In order to meet this demand, the Free State would have to increase the number almost ninefold by 2035.