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- The Worst Way to Invest in Bitcoin — 28 March 2021, 14:30 CET
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I think at this point we can all agree that 2020 was quite a tumultuous year with COVID-19, however, one investment had a very, very good 2020, and that was Bitcoin.
- How to Lower Your Bitcoin Taxes — 28 March 2021, 14:30 CET
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Investors are now literally running to grab a little investment into Bitcoin, and when doing that, the price of Bitcoin is simultaneously rising.
- Bitcoin vs Dogecoin - Which Is A Better Buy — 28 March 2021, 14:30 CET
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Since the inception of Bitcoin way back in 2009, cryptocurrencies have been flooding the market and even some joke cryptocurrencies have entered the scene. Over the past year, Bitcoin has seen a huge price jump of around 600% and people believe it may have an even bigger rise given the chance.
- Consumers want more organic food, retail and wholesale wants to provide it — 25 March 2021, 23:56 CET
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Speaking today on the launch of the Commission 2030 Action Plan for organic production, EuroCommerce Director-General Christian Verschueren said:
- Benefits of Virtual Offices for Entrepreneurs in the Netherlands — 25 March 2021, 17:58 CET
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Running a business can be challenging, especially as a modern entrepreneur, so the more you can do to make this easy on yourself the better. There are a lot of factors that you need to work on these days, and you’ve got so many options to consider when trying to achieve success.
- EU Tech Startups and Scaleups to Watch in 2021 — 25 March 2021, 16:11 CET
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For a long time, Silicon Valley has overshadowed Europe's startup scene. However, the continent is gradually gaining ground with over 60 tech start-ups worth over 1 billion USD. In this article, you will find details on the companies causing a stir and should be watched
in 2021.
- How is the UK doing after Brexit? — 24 March 2021, 22:57 CET
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The United Kingdom has had a turbulent couple of years since the Brexit referendum in 2016. During that time, the country officially left the European Union, but what happens now? How are British politicians getting on and what events will shape the country and performance of the economy in the coming year?
- What personality makes the best trader? — 24 March 2021, 21:33 CET
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When we talk about personality types, most people fit into two broad and relatively well-known categories; namely 'extrovert' and 'introvert'.
- These are the best delivery vans of 2021 — 24 March 2021, 18:40 CET
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As the owner of a company there is a significant chance that your employees use delivery vans. In some cases these vehicles are not even particularly used for delivery, as a van can be utilized for other tasks too of course. However, whatever functionality the delivery van has, it is important to compare the car insurances when buying it.
- Online Gambling in the EU — 23 March 2021, 17:39 CET
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The interest in online gambling has grown big. But what does the EU have to say about the phenomenon?
- Despite Deal, Things Are Not Looking Good Two Months into Brexit — 20 March 2021, 13:50 CET
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To be honest, it isn't very surprising that discords regarding the Brexit deal keep popping up every other day. Being as last minute as it was, nobody was blown away by the fact that it leaves a lot of room for interpretation, which naturally differs between both sides of the agreement. However, even with that in mind, things seem to be going even worse than was expected by government officials and political analysts.
- 3 Ways European Businesses are Continuing to Thrive During the Pandemic — 19 March 2021, 18:45 CET
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The last couple of years haven't been easy for business owners. The arrival of an unexpected pandemic forced a lot of companies to close their doors during 2020, as they simply couldn't adapt to a world where face-to-face interactions weren't possible. Fortunately, there were a handful of European companies that were a little better prepared for this sudden change.
- A run-down of Europe's state-of-the-art stadia hosting Euro 2020 — 16 March 2021, 18:17 CET
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For the first time ever, a European Championships is due to be staged by multiple countries across the continent. In fact, there are a dozen host cities hoping to bring light and hope to economies across the EU this summer.
- Illya Shpetrik: A Different Type of Fashionista — 12 March 2021, 18:40 CET
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Illya Shpetrik has flown under the radar of many for many years. Not being someone who craves or seeks the limelight he started his career at a younger than expected age when he discovered a practical use for his love of the planet and environment.
- Impact of Brexit on the UK markets — 11 March 2021, 15:47 CET
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Many have questioned how promising the UK stock market is now, since Brexit has long gone. It has been more than a month since we officially left the EU and since then, there has been much to say for the volatility of the UK stock market at present.
- How European Casino Games Differ from Their US Counterparts — 11 March 2021, 15:42 CET
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According to recent estimates, the worldwide casino and online gambling market is now valued at just shy of €200 billion - and this figure is continuing to rise. Two of the biggest contributors to that valuation are the US and European gambling industries, but despite the two clearly enjoying casino gambling, they have very different ways of playing some of the most popular casino games.
- Digital 2030 targets: creating an omnichannel retail and wholesale world — 09 March 2021, 23:09 CET
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Welcoming the publication of the Commission’s 2030 Digital Targets today, Christian Verschueren, Director-General of EuroCommerce said:
- Bingo in Europe is Booming Thanks to New, Younger Audience — 09 March 2021, 16:20 CET
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For bingo halls across Europe, life has been tough, just like many industries. Their doors have been closed and like bars, restaurants, and other entertainment venues from bowling alleys to football stadiums, it’s been a real push just to stay afloat.
- Why and When is Sales Enablement Software Important for your Business? — 06 March 2021, 20:00 CET
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Sales enablement is a key component of any forward-thinking business especially if you want your sales team to win more business.
- Call for Government to Phase Out Furlough Scheme — 04 March 2021, 20:53 CET
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The IFS have urged for a new budget from March to balance out the country’s dependency on the government furlough scheme.
- Why is the APR for payday loans so high? — 04 March 2021, 20:52 CET
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The annual percentage rate (APR) for payday loans is known as being one of the highest in the loans market. The high-risk nature of payday loans means that lenders are able to charge higher interest rates than traditional lenders with around 1,000% APR charged in the UK and around 400% in the USA.
- The three best green business ideas — 04 March 2021, 16:05 CET
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Of course, everyone wants an energy bill that is as low as possible. This is no different when you are the owner of a company.
- Big Organizations and Start-Ups Benefit Alike with Shared Office Spaces — 04 March 2021, 16:01 CET
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Start ups and small businesses have been a huge fan of shared office spaces ever since their inception. These professional set-ups have made it possible for budding entrepreneurs to have their own office space and operate in a more organized manner - something that seemed like a distant dream before the advent of this concept.
- How did Europe's gaming revenues fare in 2020? — 03 March 2021, 00:06 CET
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2020 was a difficult year for many businesses. So, how did Europe's gaming revenue fare over the year? While the overall gambling revenue in Europe dropped, online gaming activities actually increased. Let us take a closer look at the numbers.
- How can European brands leverage WeChat stores? — 02 March 2021, 23:12 CET
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For most people, WeChat is it just a messaging App for daily uses, but actually, saying that WeChat is an ecosystem wouldn't be too much. Its monthly active users (over 1 billion) is very close to the population of China and is literally a phenomenon in Asia, but not only.