Libby Cherry

A Cold War chemical park in Germany shows how vulnerable Europe is in an era of energy insecurity.

The administrator of Native Instruments Group is nearing a sale of the music technology firm after its private credit lenders shied away from a takeover that could have averted an insolvency filing.

Lenders to one of Berlin’s largest shopping malls are weighing a temporary reprieve on its debt as talks with a potential new investor drag on.

Banks have launched a more than $1 billion debt sale for Swiss chemicals firm Archroma to refinance its loan coming due next year, after the firm showed improving earnings amid a difficult period in the sector.

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Greece correctly calculated the price at which it bought back GDP-linked warrants last year, a London court ruled Wednesday, settling a long-standing dispute over the government’s debt repurchase.

Stegra AB has agreed with creditors to unlock about €1.5 billion ($1.8 billion) of undrawn credit lines which, together with recently secured equity funding, will help complete what will be the world’s biggest green-steel plant.

Porsche AG plans to move the production of its Cayenne model from Bratislava to Leipzig, the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung reported, as the carmaker seeks to utilize spare capacity at its German factories.

German online car-parts retailer Autodoc Holding SE is raising €530 million ($606 million) in debt financing to help it buy back a minority stake held by Apollo Global Management Inc.