A draft from the German finance ministry would stop any shop, restaurant or service provider refusing a card from next year, and the justification attached to it is not about customer convenience. In the same week company insolvencies reached a thirteen year high, the chancellor’s own party blocked a one billion euro pledge he made abroad, and one German state goes to the polls in seven days.
0:00 Introduction
0:25 Berlin Drafts the End of Cash Only Shops
2:01 Brussels Expands Its Offices in Greenland
3:17 Insolvencies Hit a Thirteen Year High
4:35 The Billion the Chancellor Cannot Send
5:46 One Week Before the Vote
7:53 Final
Credit to : Europe: Informed. Connected
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