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The Growing Importance of Leadership Following the Brexit Debacle

Whether you're a fan of Theresa May or not, it's difficult to label her as a "non-trier". To her credit, she has seemingly explored all possible avenues in trying to force (for want of a better word) her Brexit deal through. However, it's becoming more and more evident that she has lost the trust of the British public and is not seen as the person to take the country forward into the unknown when Britain eventually leaves the European Union.

Will Brexit Affect UK Property Prices?

The United Kingdom (UK) is all set to part ways from the European Union (EU) under Article 50. And people are apprehensive of what may happen to their businesses and their other concerns, such as property prices in the UK.

The Best Business Books of All Time

Every successful business owner has read a business book in his lifetime. For instance, Warren Buffet is the most skillful investor of our generation. According to him, the key to his success has been reading 500 pages a day. It is not only him who has grown the culture of reading but other top people in the business. Billy Gates s is known to read 50 books each year; roughly one book each week.

Expanding to Europe? How to prepare for global expansion post-Brexit

Brexit has left many business owners feeling uncertain about their future, pushing global expansion into doubt. Many are, understandably, questioning how Britain's exit will affect the country's economy as well as trading laws, although there aren't many solid answers confirmed by the government.

Video Game loot boxes: EU laws are finally starting to crackdown

Despite Netherlands banning some loot boxes and Belgium banning all loot boxes, the jury is still out as to whether other European nations and America will follow suit.

Finding a Business Job in the EU - What You Need to Know

When it comes to your career, being ambitious is certainly not a bad thing. And if your goal is to work in business in the EU, you certainly need a large helping of ambition to get to where you want to be. It's not easy to get a job in Europe if you are not an EU national, however, it’s certainly not unachievable with the right plan.

Europe vs USA: Why Brits and Americans are being drawn to social betting apps

When you think of online gaming, your thoughts are probably drawn to online sports betting, addictively fun gaming apps like the infamous candy crush, or even virtual casino gameplay- all of which have been staples of the British online gaming diet for years.

The Internet's Most Trusted Plagiarism Checker

If you are looking for an online tool that will help you to finally achieve that elusive A grade, then look no further. Or if you need assistance when it comes churning out amazing press releases for the company that you work for, then you’ve come to the right place.

Retailers and wholesalers welcome adoption of Single Use Plastics Directive, but ask for more robust waste management infrastructure

Speaking today at the formal adoption by the Council of the text of the Directive on the reduction of the impact of certain plastics on the environment, EuroCommerce Director-General Christian Verschueren said:

Why is Using the Euro good for Your European Business

The EU was founded in 1957 to create a stock trade market. However, with time, the EU realized that for it to achieve economic growth, it needed a strong and stable currency.

Multi-Currency Wallet App Quppy Launches Euro Account Service for People and Companies

Quppy launched a new service that gives euro account users the ability to open accounts through euro Banks. The reports can either be for individual use or legal entities.

UK's shopping centers are in growing troubles

Since WWII, the concept of the shopping mall, which has its roots from the US has been the heart and soul of communities. The five most large shopping malls around the world are found in Asia. The New South China Mall in Dongguan is the largest shopping mall which stands at 2.9 million meters of space. However, it seems that the trend of shopping malls has reached its inflection point in the 21st century.

Sports Minister Crouch resigns over delay of £2 betting machines

The UK's sports minister Tracey Crouch has resigned from her position following the delay in reducing stakes for fixed-odds betting terminals (FOBTs).

Keeping Healthy in the Office

It is very easy to slip into bad habits when it comes to keeping healthy, staying in shape and making the right choices. Particularly when working in an office environment where most of your time will be spent sat behind a desk, not moving around much, becoming unhealthy can happen quickly and sometimes even unexpectedly.

In EU and United States, Aging Infrastructure a Major Problem

Infrastructure isn't something most citizens spend a great deal thinking about. It's easy to take roads, highways, bridges, wires, cabling, satellites, and sewer systems for granted. But as recent events have shown, it’s more of a problem than we realize.

2019 Will be the Year of Online Graduates - For Good Reasons

Universities have made their online programs more available in the past few years. Even top names such as Suffolk University in Boston are introducing online courses for undergraduate and graduate students from around the world. In the United States, high school graduates are actively opting for online programs instead of offline courses, even when pursuing a similar (or the same) degree.

Is an MBA Still a Good Investment in 2019?

A few years ago, businessmen and professionals instinctively sought an MBA degree for the purpose of boosting their careers and their ability to lead. During that era, an MBA degree was seen as the perfect degree for those who wanted to fill strategic roles in mid- to top-level management.

Understanding the Role of Accounting on the European Economy

Europe was known as a continent with one of the best economies in the world. Even though this is not a past glory, as the continent still stands in the fore of the world economy, the state of her economy is not what it used to be.

UN Partnership Forum and the 2030 Agenda – Deputy Secretary-General says "The Clock is Ticking"

The day provided an opportunity for multiple stakeholders to gather and discuss the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals. Participants shared opinions on how best to achieve the targets of the 2030 Agenda, in particular, through accounts regarding collaborations between different spheres, from public, private, and civil society.

5 Simple Ways to Advance Your Career

If you're in a dead-end job, with no real prospects on the horizon, listen up. Many people dream of getting that 'big break' that shoots our careers into the stratosphere, but it's not realistic. There's no career fairy who will wave her magic wand and transform our dull jobs and flat-lined career trajectory upside down, suddenly delivering the perfect life.

7 Strategies For Landlords To Preserve Their Real Estate Investments

Looking for ways to protect your real estate investment from a distance? These strategies will help:

Brilliant Ways to Make an Online Course Attractive To Customers

Global market insights predict the yearly growth rate of eLearning market is to be 5% by 2025. A lot of people rely on the internet for information.

Retailers and wholesalers commend Commission action on AB InBev

Speaking today about the agreed resolution of the Commission's investigation of AB InBev's actions in hampering cross-border sales of beer, EuroCommerce Director-General Christian Verschueren commented:

Shaping Europe for SMEs

The European Union is at a crossroads. The upcoming elections of the European Parliament will be decisive, including for SMEs and the environment they do business in.

"This time I'm voting" - EuroCommerce supports campaign to mobilise citizens to vote in European elections

Speaking today on the occasion of Schuman Day, EuroCommerce Director-General Christian Verschueren said: "On 9 May 1950, French Foreign Minister Robert Schuman issued the declaration which laid the foundations of what, some 70 years later, has grown into today's European Union. This is indeed an achievement we should all celebrate today. The EU has brought all of us immense benefits, which it is sometimes easy to take for granted."