More than 16,600 small and medium-sized companies in Germany failed in the first half of the year
By Steffi Loos
A student staging a sit-in protest holds up a sign which reads " I love state help" outside a branch of the Deutschen Bank in Berlin. German banks are facing a firestorm of criticism from the government and industry federations that accuse them of threatening small businesses with their tight-fisted credit policies.
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