The Latest Breaking News from ThyssenKrupp

Europe's steelworkers are furious. They are afraid for their jobs. Is there still a future for Europe's heavy industry? Yes, says the European Commission - and presents a rescue plan.

German giants including Bosch, Thyssenkrupp, and Deutsche Bahn have axed thousands of jobs this year.

Once a symbol of German industrial might, Thyssenkrupp has suffered as high manufacturing costs at home, falling prices for its products and fierce competition from Asian rivals hammered its traditional steel business.

The alert came after a Thursday management shake-up in the German conglomerate's steel division

The outlook for green methanol to replace emissions-dirty shipping fuel is bright, as the inking of a new multi-billion dollar deal in Australia shows.

ThyssenKrupp confirms attack, saying its automotive department was forced offline.

Thyssenkrupp steel workers express concerns over proposed restructuring, emphasizing transparency and employee well-being in the face of market challenges.

Noida police lodge FIR against maintenance firm, residents' body & ThyssenKrupp for negligence leading to 72-yr-old's death in lift free fall.

Germany will build six submarines for the Indian Navy in its largest weapons deal with the South Asian country in 42 years. It makes Germany the latest Western nation to nibble at India's vast arms import market as supplies of Russian weapons dry up.

Bloom Energy (NYSE:BE) and LSB Industries, Inc (NYSE:LXU) plan to install a 10 megawatt (MW) solid oxide electrolyzer at LSB’s Pryor, Oklahoma facility. The project is expected to generate green hydrogen that will contribute to the synthesis of ~13,000 metric tons of zero-carbon ammonia per year. When integrated with high-temperature processes, Bloom’s electrolyzer is up…

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