hr-skyline

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hr-skyline was a German, public

Hr-skyline's main focus was on economic reporting. To underline this focus, the studios of hr-skyline was located in Frankfurt's Bankenviertel on the 54th floor of the Main Tower. Its successor hr-info has taken over this focus in part, but is increasingly aimed at sports and culture lovers.

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