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50 years after JFK's Berlin speech

The White House has announced that on Wednesday, at the invitation of German Chancellor Angela Merkel, President Obama will speak in Berlin at the city's landmark Brandenburg Gate.

Internet monitoring must have proper limits, Merkel tells Obama

BERLIN (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel told U.S. President Barack Obama on Wednesday that government monitoring of Internet communications needed to remain within proper limits.

EADS sticks to defense business, mulls options: CEO

FRANKFURT (Reuters) - EADS has no plans to give up its defense business but is open to seeking alternatives for parts of it, Chief Executive Tom Enders told a German newspaper.

German cartel court takes on Porsche lawsuit: source

BERLIN (Reuters) - A German court has assigned an investor lawsuit seeking about 2 billion euros ($2,7 billion) in damages from Porsche SE to a court specializing on cartel matters, a person familiar with the matter told Reuters.

Vodafone may trump Liberty with $10 billion cash bid for Kabel: sources

FRANKFURT/LONDON (Reuters) - Vodafone is discussing a bid of about $10 billion with Germany's No. 1 cable operator Kabel Deutschland and is confident its raised all-cash offer and absence of antitrust issues put it in a better position than rival Liberty Global, two sources familiar with its thinkin

Commerzbank to cut around 3,000 jobs by 2016: trade union

FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Germany's trade union Verdi on Wednesday said it estimated that around 3,000 jobs will be cut at Commerzbank by 2016 under a negotiated severance deal.

Revisiting Amdahl's Law

An anonymous reader writes "A German computer scientist is taking a fresh look at the 46-year old Amdahl's law, which took a first look at limitations in parallel computing with respect to serial computing.

USMNT on World Cup Qualification Roll, but Questions Still Remain

After picking up an amazing nine points from three games this month in World Cup qualifying, the United States men’s national team is on track to not only qualify for the 2014 World Cup, but to top the CONCACAF hexagonal once again.

Chelsea Transfer News: Why Acquisition of Andre Schurrle Will Haunt Blues

Midfielder Andre Schurrle is a rising star in the world of soccer, so Chelsea is likely quite happy with its recent acquisition of the German national. Due to surplus of talent at his particular position, however, the Blues ultimately won't get their money's worth out of him.

Realistic Draft Targets for the Utah Jazz

The Utah Jazz have three draft picks in the 2013 NBA draft and prospects like Miami's Shane Larkin or Germany's Dennis Schröder could be in play for them.

They have the rights to two first-round picks (No. 14 and No. 21), and one more in the second round (No. 46).