The REWE Group can look back on a successful financial year 2025 despite difficult conditions. The company exceeded 100 billion euros in total external revenue for the first time, with revenue growth of 4.0 percent. The key drivers were investment in tangible added value for customers, its broad international positioning and further increasing economic stability.

The Health Management team invites you to the "Healthy working" campaign weeks from 20 to 30 April 2026. During this period, you can expect practical offers that show how healthy routines can be easily integrated into everyday life and how even small changes can help you go through the day with more energy and well-being.

Hot flushes in meetings, lack of sleep before important appointments: Work meets menopause. Health manager Katharina Galeazzi knows the challenges - both for affected women and senior managers. She is convinced that solutions are best found together.

Tradition, hospitality and scenic diversity - the next stop on our country tour takes us to Romania, where unspoilt nature meets vibrant culture. Join the colleagues from PENNY Romania on a journey through their home country and discover the Romanian spirit together. You can also read the answers to our 3 questions to: Daniel Gross, CEO PENNY Romania, Draga Cukjati, CFO PENNY Romania, and Dan Crisan, COO PENNY Romania.

With its current patronage of the Cologne-based alliance "With Women in Leadership" and the "Women to 1" initiative, REWE Group is sending a clear signal in favour of visibility, equal opportunities and modern leadership. In this interview, Daniela Büchel, Member of the Management Board for People, talks about why she believes that focussing on women in leadership is the decisive step towards strengthening them. She openly describes where REWE Group stands today - and why the 50:50 target has not yet been achieved despite progress. At the same time, she makes it clear that real change can only succeed if attitude, culture and the advancement of women are consistently considered together.

Love - the eternal theme of art. Two films that could hardly be more different in terms of form revolve around extraordinary relationships. "Pillion" tells the tragicomic story of S/M love between two different collar sizes. In "Rose", Sandra Hüller turns herself into a man by wearing trousers, which causes a stir of historic proportions after the wedding. And in the series "The Testaments: The Witnesses", the sequel to "The Handmaid's Tale", June's daughters come together within 10 episodes on Disney+.

This side of the silent film era, there aren't many directors who could claim that two of their films were released in the same year. Let alone in the same month. US director Richard Linklater likes to juggle several film projects at the same time, which is why his chamber drama "Blue Moon" with Ethan Hawke was shown in competition at the Berlin Film Festival in 2025 and his homage to French filmmaking "Nouvelle Vague" in competition at the Cannes Film Festival shortly afterwards. In reverse order, both films are now brightening up German cinema in March. Rapper Fatoni, aka pizza chef Toni, experiences the shrillness of the German provinces in the nine episodes of the series "Kacken an der Havel" on Netflix.

They run, pedal, play and talk their way through life. In "Souleyman's Story" and "Marty Supreme", everything is at stake. While one of them races through the streets of Paris on his bike, the other plays his way to the top of the world in ping-pong. Both films are loosely based on true events. But despite their similarities in the story, "Souleyman's Story" and "Marty Supreme" could not be more different in their respective virtuoso styles. Only the magnificent Trine Dyrholm, for whom the six parts of "The Danish Woman" were literally written to the body, can keep up with them in terms of series - to be seen on Arte.