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Sports betting firms and Premier League relationship won't end anytime soon — 04 May 2020, 10:56 CET

English football clubs have long been associated with the world of sports betting. Just look around the stadiums of the Premier League and you will find adverts for sportsbooks at pitchside or on the shirts worn by players.

Newcastle United on the verge of becoming Premier League's richest club — 04 May 2020, 10:56 CET

Newcastle United have not won a major trophy since the 1955 FA Cup. The club have had a long barren stretch seeing more relegations than title fights. The days of not competing for regular Premier League honours could be a thing of the past, however. The Magpies are on the verge of becoming the richest club in the Premier League as an ownership group led by the Saudi royal family prepares to takeover at St. James' Park.

How to Cope When You're Working Abroad and Your Ageing Parents are Back home — 02 May 2020, 20:46 CET

Feelings of guilt and shame are common in all caregiver stories but if you’re living abroad and working far away from ageing parents, the feelings are exacerbated. You may constantly feel you are not doing enough for them. They were there for you while you were growing up and you're repaying them by not being there for them when they need you.

Greener, Fairer and Simpler VAT and Excise duties - and zero VAT and customs duties for protective equipment during COVID-19 crisis — 30 April 2020, 00:32 CET

Speaking today on the publication of the EuroCommerce paper on VAT and excise duties, EuroCommerce Director-General commented:

EU Gambling During Coronavirus — 29 April 2020, 23:43 CET

Chances are that you have heard about the current COVID-19 pandemic that is sweeping the globe and, in the process, crippling much of the economy.

Does Your Small Business Really Need A Managed IT Solution? — 29 April 2020, 18:59 CET

IT, who wants to think about it? Not most small businesses, that is for sure! When it comes to IT issues, many small business owners would instead do anything other than getting involved! If it is finance, you will hire an accountant. If it is a legal issue, you will hire a lawyer. So, what happens when an IT disaster strikes your business?

Nursing is a Great Career Choice for Those Who Want to Work in the EU — 29 April 2020, 18:53 CET

The EU covers a wide range of countries, and it can be a great place to live and work. If you can get EU citizenship, you enjoy the freedom of movement between many different countries, so it is easy to travel across Europe while you are still working.

Hospitals Will Never Be the Same: How COVID-19 is Changing Things — 29 April 2020, 14:22 CET

It's too early for hospitals to identify lessons learned - we're still in the midst of a global pandemic - but there will come a time when the industry looks back and implements sweeping changes as a result of what happened. But for those on the outside looking in, it's never too soon to examine what’s happening.

How to Reduce Supply Costs in a New Business — 29 April 2020, 14:17 CET

Almost every business relies on supplies, like equipment and raw materials, to keep itself running and eventually turn a profit.

Coronavirus Travel Restrictions Are Starting to Lift, But it’s Not Business as Usual (Yet) — 29 April 2020, 14:13 CET

The novel coronavirus pandemic has caused massive worldwide travel restrictions that are just now being lifted - slightly. Many countries are keeping their borders closed to foreigners through the end of May, but states and cities worldwide are implementing plans to reopen slowly and safely. This is the first step, but it puts a dent in any hope for EU business travel to resume as usual.

Which European Country has the Safest Roads? — 28 April 2020, 16:15 CET

Road safety is always a major concern around Europe and statistics show that the target outlined in 2010 by the European Commission to reduce fatalities has not been reached.

Look at Ways to Reduce Your Weight with Intermittent Fasting — 27 April 2020, 23:46 CET

Intermittent fasting is a lifestyle eating habit that encompasses only eating for short windows during the day. Smaller amounts of calories are often consumed during eating times, and hormones linked with weight control are enhanced.

How To Easily Improve Your Research Skills — 27 April 2020, 18:31 CET

Research is a huge part of education and is needed for countless tasks, like writing essays or conducting market analysis. The problem is that in order to conduct really good research, you need to be thorough and you should have strong skills. This is not something that happens overnight.

The UK Bans the Use of Credit Cards on Online Gambling Facilities — 25 April 2020, 15:59 CET

The United Kingdom no longer allows credit cards to be used for gambling, they are now banned from online casinos.

Brexit Effect on the Stock Market and UK? — 24 April 2020, 16:13 CET

The stock market is extremely volatile at the moment, and the political uncertainty around Brexit is bound to reflect on the exchange rates.

The lessons the Democrats can learn from Labour's election defeat — 24 April 2020, 14:21 CET

Whatever your political position, and whatever your personal perception, Jeremy Corbyn's tenure as leader of the Labour Party will live long in the memory. Corbyn made an instant impact as leader and shook up everything that had been established during the 15 previous years.

COVID-19 crisis: we need a strong Europe — 22 April 2020, 23:43 CET

Statement ahead of the EU heads of state and government video call

Key Brexit Implications on Tech Recruitment — 21 April 2020, 17:11 CET

Brexit is quite a tedious process - not only in terms of politics but also in the sphere of the global economy and business. Undoubtedly, Brexit predisposes various implications for the further advancement of the IT sphere (and tech recruitment in particular). So, how exactly will the break of the UK with the European Union affect tech recruitment?

Recovery from COVID-19 needs free trade, not protectionism — 21 April 2020, 00:25 CET

Speaking today, EuroCommerce Director-General Christian Verschueren called upon leaders across the world to drive the economic recovery after the COVID-19 pandemic by freeing up global trade:

How to Stay Productive Working Remotely as a Freelancer During Coronavirus — 20 April 2020, 22:20 CET

Working as a freelancer offers an abundance of freedom in the professional sense. During the Coronavirus outbreak, it can be easy to lose out on some of your productivity.

Brexit chaos 'more nerve-wracking than the World Cup', say parcel export experts — 16 April 2020, 18:29 CET

'We'd rather watch England take penalties in the World Cup final than see Britain go into the final round of Brexit negotiations so disunified' says ParcelHero

Need for COVID exit plans across Europe — 15 April 2020, 23:34 CET

EuroCommerce is pleased that the Commission has sought to propose a number of ideas on how Europe can gradually return to normal once the immediate danger of the COVID-19 pandemic has eased.

How do I apply for a business interruption loan? — 15 April 2020, 18:00 CET

The COVID-19 outbreak has had a huge impact to businesses across the UK, large and small. Figures show that the impact to companies and unemployment is greater than the economic recession of 2008.

EU Amidst COVID-19: Evaluating The Economic Threat and Future Measures — 14 April 2020, 16:53 CET

During the month of March, while most of our eyes were fixated on the surging rates of cases of the COVID-19 pandemic, and how hospitals were portraying a near-apocalyptic scene, the Global Financial Market, including that of the European Union was facing an unprecedented downfall.

Freedomentrepreneurship, what is it? — 14 April 2020, 16:47 CET

#Freedomentrepreneurs. More often you find this hashtag on social media. What is meant by this kind of freedom?