First decline in output for three years, but strong fourth quarter highlights ongoing industrial demand trends 2014 output, $16.4 billion Q4 orders up 15% 67% exports +3% output forecast The graph ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. One of the world's largest cutting machine tool manufacturers, the German-Japanese company DMG MORI, continues to help the Russian ...

VDW outlook sees domestic producers thriving in changing global market Martin Kapp, the chairman of the German Machine Tool Builders’ Assn. (VDW), told listeners at a press conference in Frankfurt, ...

FRANKFURT, Germany—The German machine-tool manufacturers' federation VDMA said Thursday it plans to open an office in Tehran next year to help its members re-establish business links with the Islamic ...

German machine tool maker DMG Mori has stopped doing business in Russia and is offering staff there positions elsewhere if they distance themselves from the invasion of Ukraine in writing, the company ...

Chancellor Angela Merkel’s government for the first time vetoed a possible Chinese takeover of a German company, signaling a toughening stance toward investments from the country. Merkel’s Cabinet on ...

However, even these German companies increasingly feel the effects "of the widening gap between shorter product life cycles and longer development periods for more sophisticated products," says ...

Rising domestic and export demand gave Germany's key mechanical engineering sector a boost in January, the VDMA industry federation said on Tuesday. The manufacture of machine tools is an important ...

Visitors to the Farnborough Airshow will be able to discuss on a single stand the merits of using top-quality CNC turning and prismatic metal cutting equipment from seven different machine tool ...

FRANKFURT/DUESSELDORF, Germany, Jan 22 (Reuters) - Shares in DMG Mori Seiki AG jumped more than 12 percent after its smaller Japanese partner launched a takover bid that the businesses expect to ...

FRANKFURT, Oct 9 (Reuters) - German machine tool maker MAG IAS is considering a stock market listing as soon as next year, as its U.S.-based owner Mo Meidar is seeking an exit, the company said. The ...