WirtschaftsWoche - Nachrichten

Description

Business News & Financial News

WirtschaftsWoche is Germany's leading business magazine. As a private coach, WiWo empowers its readership to engage in discussion and decision-making.
Download the free WiWo app to your smartphone or tablet now and benefit from the well-founded and factual reporting of Germany's most-read business magazine - current business and financial news bundled in one app.

YOUR ADVANTAGES AT A GLANCE

Economics and finance – understanding pays off:
The investigative research and award-winning reports from WirtschaftsWoche give you an insight into the turbulent economic situation. You can also benefit from the financial knowledge of the experienced editors through concrete investment recommendations and well-founded analyses. Management experts show how you can advance your career.

Economy for the ears:
In the new podcast area you will find the series of the WirtschaftsWoche editors in a clear and up-to-date manner. Listen to the weekly "Head Talk" with editor-in-chief Beat Balzli or the weekly investment podcast "BörsenWoche": Clearly sorted and directly accessible.

Intuitive navigation:
Use the main news channel "News" curated by our editorial staff and switch easily between our sections to find your favorite articles from the fields of business, politics and finance even faster. All items can also be saved in your personal watch list.
First-class features:
The intelligent offline mode downloads articles in advance when you have an internet connection, so that you can also read WirtschaftsWoche offline at any time. In dark mode you protect your eyes and battery capacity: the articles appear with light letters on a dark background. Thanks to the integrated speech output of Android, you can have all articles read out to you conveniently and with our home widgets you always have the most important business and financial news directly in view.

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WirtschaftsWoche emerged from the magazine "Der Deutsche Volkswirt" founded in 1926. Today more than 100 employees, editors, reporters and correspondents from all over the world analyze the most important events in business and politics, on the financial markets and in management, in research and technology.