New power line brings more green electricity into the grid
40 percent more electricity, primarily from renewable energies: A central power line is being put into operation in Vieselbach near Erfurt to make the grid more stable and efficient.
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.
Lidl recalls butter waffles due to possible metal parts
Lidl recalls butter wafers: metal parts may be present in certain batches in several federal states. What do consumers need to know?
GPS instead of road signs: How municipalities are struggling with traffic
Damage to buildings, broken pipes, heavy traffic: when navigation apps guide traffic through small towns, it can sometimes become unbearable for residents. How cities and municipalities are responding.
Setback in Bad Schandau: next dilapidated bridge about to be demolished
Another traffic jam: after the Elbe bridge, the next dilapidated bridge in Bad Schandau will be closed immediately before the Elbe crossing. A temporary bridge and a new one are already being planned.
All lights on green? Accident causes 60,000 euros in damage
Two vans collide on the A72 exit - both drivers claim: "Green!". Who is telling the truth? The police are looking for witnesses.
Rail replacement service on regional lines to Leipzig
Construction work will result in rail replacement services on several regional routes from Leipzig from Monday. Bicycles and e-scooters can also only be taken on the buses to a limited extent.
Due to construction work: Restrictions expected on A13
From Tuesday, the A13 in the direction of Berlin will be a single lane - commuters and travelers must expect delays. This is due to construction work on crash barriers and concrete elements.
Dresden-Prague train service interrupted due to construction work
A train journey from Dresden to Prague will soon be more difficult. Due to construction work in the upper Elbe valley, travelers will have to change to buses at times.
Traditional Franconian brewery closes
The Hof-based Scherdel brewery will cease operations at the end of next year. The Kulmbacher Group, the owner, cites economic reasons. And what will become of the Hofer Schlappenbier?
Economic survey: Confidence in the economy is falling
No upturn in sight: Saxon companies are rather pessimistic about the coming months.
ESMC chip factory on schedule - Kretschmer praises Taiwan
Up to 30 cranes are turning on the construction site of the new chip factory in Dresden. The largest investment in Saxony's history is growing at a rapid pace. The head of government enthuses about "Taiwan's power".
Insulation and fire protection in Saxony almost 10 percent more expensive
Construction prices in Saxony continue to rise: anyone building or renovating now will pay significantly more. Which areas are particularly affected and where prices are even falling.
Chip giant TSMC benefits from AI boom - record profit
The Taiwanese chip manufacturer TSMC earned more than expected in the third quarter. Driven by the global AI boom, profits grew by almost 40 percent.
Chip giant TSMC benefits from AI boom - record profit
The Taiwanese chip manufacturer TSMC earned more than expected in the third quarter. Driven by the global AI boom, profits grew by almost 40 percent.
Police clear squat in the east of Leipzig
Police are investigating four people after a squat in the east of Leipzig. Supporters demonstrated peacefully.
Car cities suffer from a drop in trade tax
How are cities such as Stuttgart, Wolfsburg and Ingolstadt reacting to falling income from the car industry? An overview of the consequences for budgets.
Dispute over broadcasting fee enters another round
Can you refuse to pay the broadcasting fee if the program does not seem diverse enough? The Federal Administrative Court has made a fundamental ruling on this.
Drinking fountain season ends in Saxony
From this week, water will no longer gush from the 30 public drinking fountains in Leipzig. The winter break has also begun in Chemnitz. Dresdeners can quench their thirst for a little longer.
New bicycle bridge opened in Chemnitz
A new bridge for cyclists connects the districts of Rottluff and Rabenstein. The bridge is part of a premium cycle path. Work will soon begin on another section.
Panter for open debate on the arms industry
Saxony's Minister of Economic Affairs is promoting a differentiated discussion about the establishment of armaments companies in the state. He also has the special assets of the federal government in mind.
Stock exchange trading in Meyer Burger shares ends in January
The Swiss stock exchange is ending trading in Meyer Burger shares. The last trading day for the securities of the insolvent solar manufacturer has been set.
Squatting in Leipzig - investigations against man and woman
Three houses are occupied in Leipzig at the weekend. The police are investigating after an action on the grounds of a villa.
Greens propose voluntary year in the skilled trades
Both sides should benefit from the program: Young people gain an insight into the professions and the companies receive support in their search for young talent.
More injuries in accidents involving e-scooters
Electric scooters have also long been part of the urban landscape in Saxony's cities. Time and again, however, the rides end in accidents.
E-bike tuned to 60 km/h - charges filed against intoxicated rider
High speed and drugs in his blood: a 20-year-old flees from the police at night on a souped-up e-bike.
Construction skeptical about billion-euro special fund
It is a huge sum: 500 billion euros. The main aim is to get the infrastructure up to scratch. Where will the money end up?
Kretschmer once again questions the end of the combustion engine
Following the car summit in Berlin, Saxony's head of government sees "more common sense" in the debate. He also criticizes the wage levels in the factories - and calls the IG Metall trade union into action.
Kretschmer once again questions the end of the combustion engine in 2025
Following the car summit in Berlin, Saxony's head of government sees "more common sense" in the debate about combustion engines and electromobility. He also calls for more efficiency in the factories.
Drone alert at the airport - How safe are our airports?
How do airports react to drone sightings? An aviation expert explains why the danger is growing and what gaps still exist in the defense system.