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19 Oct 2026, 04:15
Berlin: Friedrich Merz Invites 200 Business Leaders to Investment Summit
Chancellor Friedrich Merz is inviting around 200 business leaders to an investment summit in Berlin – including Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang. The German government wants to convince international corporations to invest in Germany. The IW warns against exaggerated expectations.