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Responsible for Content
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Also responsible within the meaning of § 18 (2) MStV (German Interstate Media Treaty) for the provider’s journalistic-editorial offerings — in particular the news briefing Maxwel News and the research reports Maxwel Research, published at maxwel.xyz.
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Disclaimer
The contents of these pages have been created with care. No guarantee is given for their accuracy, completeness, or timeliness. This expressly includes the published briefings and reports: they are produced with AI assistance, are labelled as such and carry a notice pursuant to Article 50 of the AI Act. They are no substitute for legal, tax or investment advice.
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