Wie haben wissenschaftliche Bibliotheken die Corona-Pandemie erlebt und was bleibt als Erkenntnis zurück? In diesem Podcast diskutieren wir die „Lessons Learned“ – von technischen Improvisationen über neue Arbeitsmodelle bis hin zur digitalen Nutzerbindung. Ein Rückblick mit Ausblick auf ein neues Selbstverständnis im Bibliothekswesen.

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„Archiviertes Wissen – Neu gedacht“ ist eine redaktionelle Auswertungsreihe von Open Password. Sie erschließt das Archiv von Password und Open Password – über 36 Jahre Fachberichterstattung – neu und stellt die darin enthaltenen Erkenntnisse aktuellen Fragestellungen der Informationspraxis gegenüber.

Durch systematische Auswertungsarbeit identifizieren wir wiederkehrende Themen, langjährige Entwicklungen und grundlegende Argumentationslinien der Informationsbranche. Die Beiträge dieser Serie bieten Einordnungen, Kontext und Impulse für aktuelle Debatten und strategische Entscheidungen.

Das Ziel: Historisch gewachsenes Fachwissen für heutige Herausforderungen nutzbar zu machen – fundiert, nachvollziehbar und praxisrelevant.

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Welcome to the infobrokerworld News Update, where we bring you the latest insights from the German market…..

Today is July 23rd 2025.

My Name is Ray Cooks the AI voice of the infobrokerworld Audio Line.….

and here are today's top stories.

Germany is ramping up efforts to modernize its infrastructure. The government plans to use a special €500 billion fund to attract private capital into key sectors. At the same time, private equity giant KKR, led by co-founder Henry Kravis, announced it will significantly boost investments in the country.

Signs of recovery are emerging in Germany’s real estate market. After a prolonged slump, institutional investors are showing renewed interest, particularly in residential properties.

In the industrial sector, turbulence continues. Automotive supplier ZF plans to shift a key plant to Hungary, and Bosch is cutting up to 1,100 jobs at its Reutlingen site, citing restructuring needs.

Meanwhile, India’s richest man, Mukesh Ambani, is tightening his grip on global business. After deals with Facebook, Disney, and Starlink, insurance giant Allianz is now entering into a joint venture with his company.

Finally, leveraged ETFs are gaining popularity among investors. But experts warn of the risks tied to products like the so-called "Heilige Amumbo", which can magnify gains—and losses—significantly.

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Was macht Informationsvermittlungsstellen in Unternehmen wirklich erfolgreich? Dieser Podcast zeigt, warum es oft die individuell erbrachten Leistungen sind, die den Unterschied machen. „Einzelaussagen“ stehen für spezialisierte Services, hohe Qualität und kreative Kommunikation – und damit für den spezifischen Mehrwert, den IVS in der Praxis schaffen.

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„Archiviertes Wissen – Neu gedacht“ ist eine redaktionelle Auswertungsreihe von Open Password. Sie erschließt das Archiv von Password und Open Password – über 36 Jahre Fachberichterstattung – neu und stellt die darin enthaltenen Erkenntnisse aktuellen Fragestellungen der Informationspraxis gegenüber.

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Das Ziel: Historisch gewachsenes Fachwissen für heutige Herausforderungen nutzbar zu machen – fundiert, nachvollziehbar und praxisrelevant.

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Welcome to the infobrokerworld News Update, where we bring you the latest insights from the German market…..

Today is July 22nd 2025.

My Name is Ray Cooks the AI voice of the infobrokerworld Audio Line.….

and here are today's top stories.

Germany’s economy is preparing for a major investment push. Companies like Allianz, Deutsche Bank, and Blackrock have pledged to invest 100 billion euros — but only if the government follows through on promised reforms. Meanwhile, logistics firm Dachser is expanding globally, reporting a solid 6.6% revenue increase in the first half of the year.

In the energy sector, BP is shifting back to oil and gas under new leadership. At the same time, German automakers face pressure as China enforces new taxes on luxury vehicles, hitting brands like Mercedes and Porsche hardest.

In finance, global banks continue driving transformation through billion-euro mergers and acquisitions. Analysts also warn of a strong return of activist investors after the summer.

Meanwhile, battery start-up Green Flexibility plans to invest a billion euros but is concerned about tighter regulations from 2029. And biotech firm Evotec has shaken investors by cutting its revenue forecast for the year.

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Welcome to the infobrokerworld News Update, where we bring you the latest insights from the German market…..

Today is July 21th 2025.

My Name is Ray Cooks the AI voice of the infobrokerworld Audio Line.….

and here are today's top stories.

Germany’s earnings season is off to a mixed start. While the DAX sets new records, analysts are cutting profit forecasts, with the auto industry taking the hardest hit. At Cheplapharm, the CEO is calling for tax reform and floating the idea of a stock market listing. Meanwhile, Deutsche Bank is preparing to move millions of customer records into the cloud, marking a major step in its digital overhaul. Over at Porsche, more cost-saving measures are being introduced in response to weak sales in China and rising U.S. tariffs.

Across the Atlantic, Deutsche Rohstoff AG is seeing gains thanks to America’s push for energy independence. At the same time, President Trump’s deregulation of the crypto industry is drawing attention, with his family possibly benefitting. Back in Europe, the German Bundesbank is urging for stronger rules on stablecoins, citing risks to financial stability.

In addition, the "Made for Germany" initiative has mobilized billions in corporate pledges to strengthen the domestic economy, with support from companies like Deutsche Bank and backing from government leadership. And finally, although US stocks remain strong, fund inflows have slowed sharply this year—highlighting a possible shift in global investor sentiment.

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Welcome to the infobrokerworld News Update, where we bring you the latest insights from the German market…..

Today is July 18th 2025.

My Name is Ray Cooks the AI voice of the infobrokerworld Audio Line.….

and here are today's top stories.

Breuninger, the fashion and real estate company, has exceeded expectations with 1.6 billion euros in sales—yet, it still hasn’t found a buyer. Meanwhile, Germany’s chemical industry is struggling. Output is down, and major players like BASF and Covestro are shifting their investments abroad.

In the industrial sector, Siemens is cutting 2,750 jobs in its Digital Industries division. The move is paired with a multi-million euro transformation fund aimed at cushioning the impact.

Real estate is also making headlines. As rent prices soar, many companies are reviving employee housing programs to attract skilled workers, especially in cities. At the same time, despite high mortgage rates, homeownership remains financially viable in many regions.

On the financial front, markets are under pressure. Political risks and uncertainty about future interest rate policies are creating turbulence. US President Donald Trump’s ongoing attacks on Fed Chairman Jerome Powell are raising concerns about the central bank’s independence.

And finally, after months of market euphoria, investors are beginning to question whether the AI boom on Wall Street is headed for a correction.

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Welcome to the infobrokerworld News Update, where we bring you the latest insights from the German market…..

Today is July 17th 2025.

My Name is Ray Cooks the AI voice of the infobrokerworld Audio Line.….

and here are today's top stories.

Natural disasters are driving change in Germany’s insurance market. There’s growing momentum for mandatory natural hazard coverage for homeowners, and insurers like Huk-Coburg are preparing for a possible shift in regulation.

Meanwhile, a new proposal from DIW economists has sparked debate: a “boomer tax” aimed at high-earning retirees to support the strained pension system. Critics say it’s a temporary fix, not a structural solution.

In corporate news, Rheinmetall is looking to spin off its civil automotive division to focus on defense, while Renault's new interim CEO started his term with a profit warning—sending the stock tumbling. At the same time, ASML shares dropped sharply despite strong quarterly results, due to cautious outlooks for 2026.

A fresh ranking shows that mobile payment adoption is accelerating in Germany. Paypal is testing new services tailored to local markets, reshaping how banks compete in the digital age.

And finally, U.S. trade policies are reshuffling global supply chains. China is redirecting exports toward Europe, while stablecoins are emerging as critical tools in international financial flows. The global economy is adapting fast—and Germany is right at the center of it.

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Welcome to the infobrokerworld News Update, where we bring you the latest insights from the German market…..

Today is July 16th 2025.

My Name is Ray Cooks the AI voice of the infobrokerworld Audio Line.….

and here are today's top stories.

Daimler Truck CEO Karin Radström says tariffs aren’t the main issue—production and labor costs are the real challenges. Volkswagen resumes exporting its electric ID.Buzz to the U.S., after resolving safety concerns.

In Europe, the consumer goods sector is under pressure. Slower sales growth and higher costs are driving a wave of mergers and acquisitions. At the same time, Almonty Industries raises capital on the Nasdaq to reduce dependency on Chinese tungsten—a critical metal for defense.

In South America, China’s massive infrastructure investments are boosting regional trade. Meanwhile, Xpeng, backed by Volkswagen, secures $250 million to develop a flying electric vehicle.

Germany's Hightech Agenda pushes for new chip factories to bolster technological independence. But tensions rise over the future EU budget, while the banking sector watches Helaba’s potential acquisition of Aareal Bank.

In the U.S., JP Morgan and Citigroup outperform thanks to market volatility. Inflation is climbing, with Trump’s tariffs expected to impact prices by fall. And Austrian developer René Benko faces fraud charges tied to the collapse of the Signa Group.

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Welcome to the infobrokerworld News Update, where we bring you the latest insights from the German market…..

Today is July 15th 2025.

My Name is Ray Cooks the AI voice of the infobrokerworld Audio Line.….

and here are today's top stories.

This week, major US banks kicked off the earnings season, revealing growing investor anxiety, especially in the investment banking sector. Meanwhile, German economist Lars Feld warns that Germany faces deep-rooted structural issues rather than a short-term economic slump.

In the crypto market, Bitcoin surged past 123,000 dollars, driven by the pro-crypto stance of the U.S. government. At the same time, companies are turning to Ether investments to boost their stock prices—though risks remain high.

In banking, Helaba is exploring a takeover of Aareal Bank, aiming to become a major player in commercial real estate financing. This move could reshape the competitive landscape in the German finance sector.

The EU-US trade dispute is heating up, with Brussels preparing retaliatory tariffs on American goods worth 93 billion euros. This escalation raises concerns across export-heavy industries.

And finally, the DAX is under pressure. After hitting record highs, the index is now hovering around the critical 24,000-point mark, as markets react to mounting uncertainty from across the Atlantic.

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Welcome to the infobrokerworld News Update, where we bring you the latest insights from the German market…..

Today is July 14th 2025.

My Name is Ray Cooks the AI voice of the infobrokerworld Audio Line.….

and here are today's top stories.

The digital economy is transforming fast. Chinese gaming company Netdragon makes headlines by replacing thousands of jobs with artificial intelligence. In the automotive world, Volkswagen pulls back from the Chinese market, shutting down its Nanjing plant. Meanwhile, Postbank is under fire for failing to prevent a serious phishing case.

There’s movement in the financial sector. Savings banks in Germany report renewed optimism about the economy. Spanish bank BBVA enters the market with a high-interest checking account. Weight Watchers reemerges with a new strategy after completing insolvency proceedings. And Bitcoin continues its record-breaking run, though experts advise caution.

Consulting firms are seeing rising demand amid digital transformation, while restructuring experts report a boom in activity. Insurer Allianz is embracing AI, aiming to operate more like a tech company.

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