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Money makes the world go round — 11 September 2019, 16:19 CET

Money is a valuable and verifiable item that is accepted as payment for goods and services in a particular social and economic environment. The main functions of money are distinguished as a medium of exchange, a unit of accounts and store of value.

5 Financial Mistakes to Avoid After Your Business Is Funded — 10 September 2019, 18:48 CET

Most of us probably think that funding a business is the most challenging part that an entrepreneur can go through. Well, for some, this can be the case, but one thing entrepreneurs must remember is that the challenge doesn't simply stop once you get your business funded. The real battle lies on how you can make your business thrive and how you can sustain it.

Swine fever: EU urged to take action against the risk of contagion — 05 September 2019, 18:32 CET

France and Denmark are building containment fences on the border with Belgium and Germany. Bulgaria has culled 120,000 pigs. Romania has reported 300 new outbreaks in July, up from 80 in June. The European Commission describes the situation as "an extreme and urgent challenge." But what is actually being done about the European outbreak of African Swine Fever (ASF)?

5 Amazing Tips for Budgeting in a Micro Business — 04 September 2019, 17:14 CET

These days, you don't need to buy an office in the city or launch your own store if you want to be self-employed. People with an entrepreneurial mindset can start their strategy as small and as simple as they like - thanks to the arrival of freelancing, micro businesses and the gig economy.

Portafina study finds that 80% of young Brits feel schools do not provide enough education on personal finance or pensions — 03 September 2019, 18:53 CET

80% of young people aged between 18 and 24 feel that they were not given enough of an education on pensions and finance, according to a survey conducted by Portafina.

5 Profitable Business Ideas For A Startup In The Manufacturing Sector — 30 August 2019, 14:48 CET

If you have been dreaming to launch your own manufacturing business, then there can be no better time to do it than now! With developing technology and increasing customer demands, there are various manufacturing ideas that entrepreneurs can focus on today.

A third of millennials in debt from attending their friends' weddings — 29 August 2019, 18:13 CET

Research conducted by SpareRoom, an online flat share platform operated from both the US and the UK, has found that a shocking third of millennials go into debt due to attending their friends' weddings.

Digital Marketing Tips for Small Businesses — 26 August 2019, 23:36 CET

If you hope to remain competitive in the market in today's business environment, you need to jump on the digital marketing bandwagon. Not doing so may affect your business adversely, especially if you are a small business owner.

EU Continues Strong Stance Against Harmful Chemical Cleaners — 25 August 2019, 23:16 CET

Not all cleaning products are safe for humans to use. While they may kill off bacteria and germs, they ultimately leave a host of harmful chemicals and toxins behind. Thankfully, the EU has been a proactive global leader in overcoming this issue.

What Makes a Good Online Brand? — 25 August 2019, 22:46 CET

With the UK’s ecommerce reaching an impressive £137.38 billion in 2018 (statistics from ONS data), the importance of online branding is becoming an increasingly important component of all types of businesses.

What EU regulations are there regarding cryptocurrency? — 23 August 2019, 21:30 CET

As Facebook plans to launch its own cryptocurrency, the Libra coin, governments have expressed doubts around whether the social media giant is adequately equipped to manage its own digital currency.

Setting up an efficient business invoicing system — 23 August 2019, 21:22 CET

An adequately designed invoicing system helps a business to get paid on time and offers legal protection for both parties involved in the business deal.

Features of the gambling business in Europe — 22 August 2019, 11:53 CET

Gambling and gambling can bring not only positive emotions, adrenaline, and drive to the players, but also an excellent profit to the owners of these assets! Gambling is considered one of the most profitable types of entrepreneurship; it constantly grows as a result of which entire cities devoted to gambling grow, whole gambling centers appear.

Summer Party Launches in Hatton Garden This Week — 14 August 2019, 23:15 CET

The London centre for jewellery and diamonds, Hatton Garden, will be transformed into a vibrant pop up park later this week.

Relocating to a New Country Can be Easy — 08 August 2019, 16:28 CET

People can't always help what happens to them. Everyone hopes for a better life and when the opportunity comes, they go in the pursuit of what they have always hoped for. 'Going in pursuit' can mean to relocate from one state or country to another.

Is Bingo Back? The Old Game Is The New Craze — 07 August 2019, 12:49 CET

You'd perhaps be forgiven for thinking bingo is a game for the older generation. You'd also be forgiven for thinking that setting up a new business based on the game is a little crazy.

Is There a Solution to Growing Concerns Over Nursing Home Abuse? — 05 August 2019, 12:14 CET

Of all the vulnerable classes and people groups in society, the elderly are among the most helpless. They require care and assistance, often turning to nursing homes and senior care facilities to get the help they need. Maddeningly, these caregivers don't always live up to their responsibilities.

GDPR one year in - working well, but care needed on burdens for SMEs — 24 July 2019, 23:59 CET

Speaking after the European Commission today published its report on the first year of implementation of General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), EuroCommerce Director-General Christian Verschueren commented:

An easier consumer journey when buying online - Business presents new tool to improve consumer information — 22 July 2019, 21:17 CET

Today the European business community is presenting its voluntary tool to better inform consumers when they're shopping online. The aim is to help companies find good ways to present their information to consumers including standard terms and conditions.

The Birth of Crowdfunding — 19 July 2019, 15:27 CET

In the wake of the Great Recession at the end of the noughties, people who wanted to start their own small company, create a new product or launch an innovative new concept needed a way to fund their ideas and really push things hard to get it all off the ground.

Brexit and the UK property market - things to know — 19 July 2019, 13:45 CET

Brexit, it's been ongoing since 2016 - do we understand it? Probably not. As far as many of us are concerned, whether we opted to leave or not, Brexit negotiations are anyone's guess. Especially with a new Prime minister about to enter the fold.

Internal and External Links: What Do They Actually Do for Your Website? — 18 July 2019, 14:04 CET

Having a website that promotes your products and services online is great. It allows you to reach people who spend much of their time surfing the Net. Targeting them is going to pay off for sure because they form a big chunk of the population today. What's good about them is that they usually have the money to buy the products and services that you sell.

Guide to Switching Business Energy Suppliers — 17 July 2019, 18:08 CET

Healthy competition in the energy market is good news for commercial consumers. Switching from one supplier to another means you can take advantage of lower rates, which benefits the company bottom line. But the overwhelming abundance of options can be overwhelming for a business that is considering changing suppliers.

The Business of Gaming Regulation: The Ups and Downs of Legal Changes — 17 July 2019, 17:58 CET

The European online casino and gaming market has grown markedly over the last two decades. From humble beginnings, the continent now generates billions of pounds in revenue every year.

Yet More Deadlines on The Cards — 17 July 2019, 00:15 CET

Ursula von der Leyen who is the candidate that is expected to take over as head of the European Union has stated that she is quite willing to grant yet another Brexit extension if the United Kingdom requires it.