Top German companies launch a 100 billion euro investment plan.

More than 60 top German companies have announced an investment plan to inject at least 100 billion euros into new projects to help the largest economy in Europe come out of stagnation. According to a statement in an email on Monday, as part of the initiative led by executives from companies such as Deutsche Bank and Siemens, and coordinated with Prime Minister Friedrich Merz's new government, members have pledged to make "billions of euros" in new investments in Germany by 2028. With the funds already allocated, the total investment during this period will reach 631 billion euros, including planned and additional capital investments, research and development expenses, and commitments from international investors.