Thyssenkrupp, Germany's largest steelmaker, cuts 11,000 jobs due to overcapacity and Asian competition.
Thyssenkrupp, Germany's biggest steel firm, is cutting 11,000 jobs and reducing production due to overcapacity and competition from Asian imports. The job cuts represent 40% of its German workforce and follow the company's struggle to compete amid the shift to electric vehicles. The crisis could affect additional jobs in Germany's supply chain.
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