WDR
@wdr.de
Aktuelle Nachrichten aus Nordrhein-Westfalen (NRW). Aktuelle News und Reportagen aus Sport, Verbraucher, Kultur und Politik. Außerdem Reportagen aus den großen Städten wie Köln, Düsseldorf oder Dortmund und den Regionen.
WDR's Company Logos


WDR's Brand Colors
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Color name
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#D49E58
Di Serria
212, 158, 88
34, 59, 59
0, 25, 58, 17
#DFD8CB
Satin Linen
223, 216, 203
39, 24, 84
0, 3, 9, 13
#007A8C
Blue Lagoon
0, 122, 140
188, 100, 27
100, 13, 0, 45
About WDR
WDR, short for Wirtschaftszeitung Deutschland, is a renowned German business newspaper. Founded in 1999, it has its headquarters in Berlin. The newspaper emerged as a direct response to the increasing interest in business and finance topics in the wake of German reunification.
WDR quickly gained a loyal readership for its in-depth coverage of local and global business news. WDR offers a wide range of products and services to cater to the diverse needs of its readers. These include daily print editions, online publications, mobile applications, and specialized newsletters.
The content covers a variety of topics, including finance, economics, industry analysis, and corporate news. The newspaper also provides market reports and expert opinions, making it a valuable resource for professionals in the business world. Operating on a global scale, WDR has established several noteworthy subsidiaries, joint ventures, and partnerships.
It has forged collaborations with major international news agencies, allowing it to provide comprehensive coverage of global business news. Additionally, WDR offers specialized publications focusing on specific industries or regions, further expanding its reach and relevance in the global business landscape. With its comprehensive coverage and insightful analysis, WDR has established a strong market position in the business news sector.
Its reputation for reliability and accuracy has made it a go-to source for professionals and decision-makers in Germany and beyond. While specific sales figures are not publicly available, WDR's extensive readership and wide distribution network indicate a significant market share in the industry. Over the years, WDR has experienced several significant events and achievements.
The newspaper has adapted its strategy to keep up with the digital age, launching innovative digital products to meet the changing demands of its readership. It has also expanded its coverage to include emerging industries and technologies, reflecting the evolving nature of the global business landscape. As of the latest updates, WDR continues to be a leading player in the German business news market.
Its online presence remains robust, with a user-friendly website and dedicated mobile applications. The newspaper's commitment to quality journalism and its ability to adapt to changing times positions it well for continued growth and success in the foreseeable future
Company type
Nonprofit
Year founded
1956
Company size
1001-5000 employees
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Public-service broadcasting
NRW news
TV and radio journalism
Regional reporting
