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What Are the Impacts of Water Deregulation in the UK? — 30 July 2021, 23:04 CET

Water deregulation and increased competition within the water supply sector have had a seismic effect on how businesses operate within the UK. Prior to regulation, businesses were largely limited to a single supplier and unable to make changes. With the increased competition, that's a thing of the past, and these changes are far-reaching.

Why Do We Need to Manage Metadata? — 29 July 2021, 23:19 CET

In today's world, data is the king. Every work process generates huge amounts of data. How well businesses can collect, store, process, and interpret data, determines how well they function. But that's not all. For every data you have, there is another parameter called metadata, something that defines a set of data. And within these levels of metadata lies the true potential of data analytics and automation.

How to save money on energy in your office? — 28 July 2021, 22:28 CET

Who does not want to save money? Everyone does!

EU Plans for Transparent Decentralized Currency — 27 July 2021, 18:58 CET

Since the inception of decentralised currencies and the biggest options in crypto-currency with the likes of Bitcoin and Ethereum, the goal has always remained the same and remained clear - an anonymous form of payment that isn't part of the traditional banking system that is able to get around much of the red tape and frustration that exists in the current systems.

Emerging economies set to grow in short term, says Makar Paseniuk, co-founder of ICU — 26 July 2021, 23:17 CET

EM economies should accelerate thanks to improving foreign trade and strong commodity prices; however, they may face much more challenging conditions in 2022, according to Mr Paseniuk.

How To Build Trust With New Employees — 26 July 2021, 22:02 CET

Trust is the bedrock of any relationship. This is especially true when it comes to relationships between employers and employees.

Why you should create a game room in your office — 23 July 2021, 11:48 CET

If you work 24/7 and do not have time to have fun, it is very likely that you will end up with a burn-out. This is why a lot of the world's best companies have decided to incorporate a game room into their office.

5 practical tips for a business trip — 22 July 2021, 22:22 CET

Going to a conference or a business meeting in Tahiti for example? A business trip may sound very pleasant, especially when you have to go to Tahiti, but in many cases it can also be very stressful and tiring. Often there is unfortunately little time for sightseeing and that makes the trip a lot less pleasant. To start your business trip as relaxed as possible and to end it with satisfaction, it is advised to use the practical tips mentioned below.

Roaming Charges Still Set to Return — 19 July 2021, 18:40 CET

Travellers in recent years have got used to the lack of roaming charges whilst visiting countries abroad.

What does the end of Stamp Duty Holiday mean for UK Landlords? — 16 July 2021, 21:43 CET

As July 2021 hits a mid-way point, we will continue to see the phasing out of the stamp duty holiday. The stamp duty holiday gave landlords with properties costing £500,000 or less a temporary reprieve from the duty. But what does this mean for UK landlords?

What is happening in your local property market? — 16 July 2021, 16:43 CET

The market dynamics are unusual at the moment, and property experts are finding that each property type has its own pocket.

Hawkers Sunglasses See Growing Interest Thanks to Alejandro Betancourt Lopez — 15 July 2021, 22:29 CET

An initial purchase of a few hundred dollars' worth of exotic sunglasses for a quick turnaround has turned into one of the more interesting business and branding success stories of the last decade.

Fit for 55 - retail and wholesale in the vanguard of promoting sustainability — 14 July 2021, 18:01 CET

Retailers and wholesalers across Europe are already working hard to contribute to reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Speaking today, EuroCommerce Director-General Christian Verschueren said:

What You Should Know Before Doing Business in Europe — 14 July 2021, 14:35 CET

So, you're just about to embark on your college journey and your dream is to graduate with a business major and do business in Europe.

Jason Colodne on Off Balance Sheets: Common Risks with Construction Lending — 14 July 2021, 14:32 CET

Construction or surety bonds bring with them a specific set of risks that are not always well defined, which can land construction lenders in trouble if they are not careful.

International Relocation During COVID-19: 3 Ways to Guarantee Your Employee's Safety — 13 July 2021, 16:53 CET

In this global pandemic, relocating employees has taken on some additional steps - even more so if you are relocating employees abroad. You aren't just dealing with laws and guidelines in your own country anymore, now you're dealing with the laws of other countries as well.

Academics will be the victims of China's New Cultural Revolution — 12 July 2021, 18:20 CET

As Chinese Communist Party turns 100, President Xi Jinping is ramping up his hard-lined campaign to silence prominent Chinese critics such as Guo Wengui AKA Miles Kwok.

Realistic game expands with Lottoland — 09 July 2021, 16:21 CET

The rise of the Euro remote gambling sector is being assisted by a power shift from traditional means of physical draw-based games to digital worlds. The increasing trend and attractiveness of lottery games, in general, has resulted in the emergence of a new type of online gaming.

Time-Value-of-Money and Your Next Business Investment — 08 July 2021, 22:06 CET

Time-value of money is a big consideration when it comes to making a decision. When you have a business, this will be one of your areas of focus before you make a financial move. Understanding this concept and putting it into action will help you ensure financial success.

The best interior trends 2021 for the office — 08 July 2021, 16:22 CET

In 2021, the interior trends for the office will also be provided with a green color, with green walls and moss walls being completely hot. Wall furniture may also have the fresh green color if we are to believe the interior trends.

Gender-based violence costs the EU €366 billion a year — 08 July 2021, 16:16 CET

The European Institute for Gender Equality (EIGE) has estimated that the cost of gender-based violence across the EU is €366 billion a year. Violence against women makes up 79 % of this cost, amounting to €289 billion.

Biometric mass surveillance flourishes in Germany and the Netherlands — 07 July 2021, 18:00 CET

In a new research report, EDRi reveals the shocking extent of biometric mass surveillance practices in Germany, the Netherlands and Poland which are taking over our public spaces like train stations, streets, and shops.

3 Self Employed Finance Tips — 06 July 2021, 18:04 CET

Being self-employed can be one of the best moves we make for ourselves and our careers. We get to set our own hours, take breaks when we need to and work with a variety of different people on different projects.

Is Snap Stock a Buy? — 06 July 2021, 17:07 CET

Recently, Snap (SNAP) reported better earnings than expected for the first quarter. It also gave the outlook of the second quarter which also exceeded expectations. It is this report that leads to the question - Is Snap stock a buy?

Which dogs are most prone to joint problems? — 06 July 2021, 17:01 CET

Arthritis is one of the most common joint problems for dogs. It is a painful condition that affects both humans and animals, and at any age. While it is more common to see arthritic joints and joint problems in older pets, younger pets can supper too. Some breeds of dog are more prone to joint problems than others.