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Tips for Improving Your Uber or Lyft Driver Profile — 17 August 2017, 19:35 CET

Driving for a rideshare app long distance such as lyft vehicle requirements can be a viable way to create extra income.

3 Customer Loyalty Mistakes You Should Avoid at All Costs — 16 August 2017, 13:24 CET

Customer loyalty is important to every business because it determines the level of profitability and performance.

PNR: EU Court rules that draft EU-Canada air passenger data deal is unacceptable — 15 August 2017, 20:51 CET

On 26 July 2017, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) confirmed that the EU/Canada deal on collection of air travellers' data and sharing it breaches European law. This is the third time that the European Court has ruled against arrangements for mandatory storage of personal data.

Euro Area Business Confidence Falters Despite Upbeat Economy — 15 August 2017, 16:16 CET

While the latest news on the European Union's (EU) economic situation is improving, unfortunately, the same can't be said for the confidence of businesses operating in the EU. Recent data from the European Commission shows that although sentiment over the EU economy continues to improve, businesses are a little less sanguine.

Approaching Business in Britain Post Brexit — 14 August 2017, 22:38 CET

For now, most financial experts can only offer projections and ideas about how new business deals will be hedged in Britain with international partners.

3 Significant Reasons for a Need of a Digital Risk Management Software — 14 August 2017, 16:07 CET

Solving all the digital risk management issues is actually more complicated than you think.

What Is the European Single Market and How Does It Work? — 10 August 2017, 13:55 CET

As Brexit negotiations begin, one of the key things a lot of people in the UK are concerned about is how their trade relationship with the EU will work after Brexit is complete - something that according to article 50 should happen in 2019.

Why the Tories' Approach to Brexit is Counter-productive — 09 August 2017, 22:40 CET

Arguably one of Theresa May's most striking attributes is her unwillingness to yield, as her innate stubbornness is something that has been shared by many of the world's' most successful leaders.

How Will Brexit Impact on Wealth Management Services in Europe? — 08 August 2017, 18:08 CET

While it is early days in the Brexit negotiations, it is fair to surmise that the UK have been pressed onto the back foot by their EU counterparts.

How Will Brexit Impact on EU Investments in the UK? — 08 August 2017, 18:02 CET

It may be argued that the reality surrounding Brexit is only recently starting to impact on the government and its subjects.

Why Your Business Should Consider Building a Corporate App — 03 August 2017, 22:48 CET

As businesses grow, so does the need to reach out to new audiences in order to sustain a continued expansion of the company.

The Rewarding Government Incentive That Most Businesses Overlook — 01 August 2017, 23:34 CET

"I just leave it all to my accountant." Which, if I'm right, is the answer you will most likely give to my next question: "Are you claiming your cash incentive for qualifying research and development work?"

International Business Relations Are Constantly Evolving — 01 August 2017, 12:31 CET

International business relationships are always evolving, but lately it seems as though the triangle of relationships between the EU and England, between the EU and the US and between the US and England are in more flux than normal.

UK Lending Hits New Highs — 30 July 2017, 10:23 CET

The heady mix of low interest rates, high house prices and once in a lifetime deals being offered on new car purchases have got the British into a borrowing frenzy. Bank of England figures show record levels of consumer credit, with an astonishing rise of £1.7 billion (€1.9 billion) in the month of May.

Why a business loan is suitable for you in today's economic climates — 29 July 2017, 22:13 CET

Owning a business is never an easy ride, though if executed properly then it’s an incredibly rewarding journey. In today's current economic climate, owning a business is becoming increasingly tough with mounting costs causing frustrating for both companies and customers. However, a business loan is the perfectly viable solution and business owners should consider this as a solution.

How Brexit will affect the UK gambling industry — 29 July 2017, 12:02 CET

With Brexit in full swing, the UK gambling industry may set for a few changes.

EuroCommerce warns on rising tide of protectionism — 25 July 2017, 18:24 CET

The IMF has issued its latest six-monthly World Economic Outlook, which again marked a continued shift towards protectionism in advanced economies.

Billion-dollar Unregulated Gaming Industry to Embrace Blockchain — 25 July 2017, 17:49 CET

With the billion-dollar unregulated gaming industry to embrace Blockchain, things are going to change. Many people do not want the online casino gaming market to become hugely regulated in the first place. Blockchain should be better in terms of security than Bitcoin.

The Three Types of Recoverable VAT - A Guide — 24 July 2017, 22:38 CET

Knowing what constitutes recoverable VAT is tough, made more complicated by the three different categories your VAT recovery can fall into.

Will the Euro Maintain a Strong Position Against the Pound and the Dollar? — 24 July 2017, 12:50 CET

In a turbulent and unpredictable global economy, the euro is so far performing well when measured against the dollar and the pound, and is set to rise to 1.20 against the dollar and 1.0 against the pound.

Press release on the Interim Report of the European Commission's High-Level Expert Group on Sustainable Finance — 21 July 2017, 00:09 CET

The members of the Global Green Finance Council (GGFC) support the transition to a sustainable economy and, during a recent meeting, welcomed the interim report of the European Commission's High-Level Expert Group (HLEG) on sustainable finance. The financial sector can indeed play a key role in this transition especially by enabling the mobilisation and allocation of the considerable capital that will be required to finance it.

Commission commits to create long-awaited social package in aviation with ETF and ECA — 20 July 2017, 22:35 CET

The European Transport Workers’ Federation (ETF) and the European Cockpit Association (ECA) met with the Transport Commissioner Violeta Bulc and the Employment Commissioner Marianne Thyssen for talks on the many and diverse social challenges facing the hundreds of thousands of aviation professionals they represent. Following those discussions, ETF and ECA warmly welcome the joint commitment made by the Commissioners to deliver a social package for aviation in 2018 and to bring the Juncker Commission’s social pillar to life in the aviation sector.

GlassFibreEurope calls on industry's value chain to support the continuation of duties against illegal Dumping of Open Mesh Fabric from China — 20 July 2017, 15:26 CET

GlassFibreEurope, the European Glass Fibre Producers Association (APFE) and Tech-Fab Europe (TFE), have called on all actors in the glass fibre value chain to stand united in the fight against illegal trade practises by China.

Maintaining Supply Chain Efficiency After Layoffs — 19 July 2017, 18:32 CET

Today's economy puts a great deal of strain on the average retailer, who now has to maintain stocked shelves while providing instant gratification for customers that may or may not come.

Top automation advantages which help your business stand out — 19 July 2017, 17:32 CET

It's not easy to stand out in an industry that has a solid competitive nature, with multiple competent players sharing the market. However, there are things that can help with this such as automation.