Fearing uncertainty, German industry calls for fast snap election
German industry, reeling from high costs and fierce Asian competition, urged Berlin on Thursday to hold snap elections as soon as possible after the ruling coalition broke up, warning Europe's top economy had no time to waste to get back on track.
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