Heyho!
I’m desperately trying to find my favourite childhood pc game:
My memories are very faint by this point but I remember it was some kind of economy sim where you startup a business and it contained many ways to attack your opponents (sabotage etc...)
I don’t think it had a map screen like sim city but mostly just menus.
It must have been a 90s game...
I know the information is sparse but does anybody have an idea?

Sounds like "Mob Rule", or "Constructor" and TBH I've always gotten the two confused,

https://www.gog.com/game/constructor

That sounds like "Pizza Tycoon".

You controlled a small Pizza Restaurant, added toppings of your choice and create a Pizza Empire. You could also sabotage other Pizza Restaurants by adding bad toppings onto their pizzas or by threatening/beating them into submission.

edit: Found the correct name

Thanks for the replies, but those are definitely not it.
I really don’t remember it containing a map like those games but being more menu based...

Airline Tycoon maybe?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Airline_Tycoon

When you say menu based, do you mean like as in food or as in commands?

edit: Google'ing pulls up Space Bucks. I don;t recall it:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space_Bucks

Yeah, I meant the interface is menu based, not on a map screen like these other games.
Theme wise it definitely was not food or space based but just regular businesses.

I remember that when you send your guys to attack an enemy company you got a little video of the attack.
You also had to build defenses for your company if I remember correctly.

I don't think is this one, Gangsters: Organized Crime, but you might find it interesting, being in the same genre as the one you're looking for.

No better idea than Fragile Allegiance. It is in space though.

Tom Clancy's ruthless.com?

Thanks but nothing so far.
I guess the game is a really obscure one.
(it must have been shareware btw, since I'm sure i didn't buy it)

It's total BS, and i'm gonna say it before someone else does, because it's BS and i can disprove it, but, Mandela Effect.

lol ;-)
i'm fairly sure it's just obscure

This sounds a lot like Invest.