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Infinite Banking: What Is It and Should You Use It? — 26 September 2020, 21:46 CET

If you spend some time browsing topics on investing, insurance, business, and banking, you've likely come across infinite banking. For many, it's likely a new concept that is somewhat confusing. How can there be infinite banking?

Tech seen to help ease supply chain woes from Brexit — 24 September 2020, 16:23 CET

Europe must brace for the impact of Brexit as the transition period ends on 31 December 2020. As soon as the transition period ends, limits on travelling, where to live and work, and trade across borders, among other seemingly adverse consequences, will be in effect.

New Study Puts a Spotlight on Craftsmen and Other Blue-Collar Work in Europe — 23 September 2020, 17:41 CET

Although many would consider blue-collar work to be the backbone of any economy, that isn't quite the case for many anymore. Whether it's due to lack of money or the appeal around laborious work, the blue-collar workforce isn’t what it used to be.

What Industries Are Worse Hit by UK 2nd Wave — 23 September 2020, 17:19 CET

The UK Prime minister last night addressed his country and informed them that they are now in the expected second wave of the global pandemic caused by Covid-19 and that new restrictions will be brought in to combat the virus spreading further and continuing to affect the economy. Today we assess the industries which will be worst hit by these new restrictions.

How EU Companies Can Increase Their Customer Engagement — 23 September 2020, 17:00 CET

Many clients who sign up for an app or other digital product will only use it a couple of times. That's true for free trials as well. When you make it easy to sign up, you won’t get much beyond that.

How important is sustainability to the economy? — 22 September 2020, 18:54 CET

There's no doubt that Extinction Rebellion have been a polarising influence since the group's inception, with the creative and often disruptive protests often referred to as being excessive and largely counterproductive.

What Are the Pros and Cons of Trading Stock Options? — 22 September 2020, 18:46 CET

If you've ever been interested in making money on the stock market, but you don't like the idea of "buying and holding" value stocks, or if you don't like the idea of trading stocks conventionally, you might consider trading stock options.

How Will I Know if my Marketing Campaign is Working? — 22 September 2020, 18:40 CET

Marketing has undergone a revolution in the last decade, as the world has advanced further into the digital world. Today, most marketing happens online, and digital marketing is an essential function of any business.

5 Ways to Promote Sports on Social Media — 22 September 2020, 18:38 CET

Many consumers look for sports content on social media and sports leagues are turning to digital offerings to draw younger fans. The sports industry is broadening its horizons as the practice of watching and following sports on social media continues to grow. Here are five ways to promote sports on social media.

Your Chargeback Management Program and Its Influence on ROI — 22 September 2020, 18:33 CET

A chargeback is a transaction reversal that the cardholder's bank initiates, and they are the bane of many merchants’ existence. They eat into revenues and can threaten a business’s very livelihood.

The Brexit Impact For The Online Territory — 22 September 2020, 18:27 CET

After years of a process drawn out a little, it was seeming as if Brexit had caught up and preparations would be made for the final adjustments required to see it through, but then the ongoing pandemic happened and threw a lot of questions around how much longer the process would take and whether or not there would be further delays.

spiritsEUROPE calls on the EU to remain a strong defender of free, rules-based international trade in the wake of the COVID crisis — 21 September 2020, 18:34 CET

Defending free, rules-based international trade and fighting protectionism should remain the key priorities of EU trade policy. As part of Europe’s recovery strategy, a strong focus should be put on resolving ongoing trade disputes, securing the swift ratification of negotiated deals and strictly enforcing existing agreements.

The 3 most popular kinds of cryptocurrency — 21 September 2020, 18:23 CET

You’ve probably heard about Bitcoins. Bitcoins are digital currency, also called "cryptocurrency". You can use cryptocurrency to pay online, or to trade. Besides Bitcoins, there are several other kinds of cryptocurrency. In this article we described the most popular ones!

How to grow your business in the post-pandemic global economy — 17 September 2020, 13:42 CET

If you're looking to globalize, translation services are a must, according to language services provider Tomedes.

Native vs. Hybrid App Development: Which is Best for Your Business — 16 September 2020, 17:38 CET

App development may seem simple and straightforward, … and it is! All you need is a positive mindset and some well-informed industry knowledge to give you an edge over your competition.

Retail vital to European Recovery, but needs help - investments and the right policies — 15 September 2020, 22:00 CET

Speaking today at a virtual conference held by the World Retail Congress, EuroCommerce Director-General Christian Verschueren set out the challenges facing retail across Europe and the vital role of the sector in supporting European economic recovery:

5 Proven Strategies for Effective Trading — 13 September 2020, 23:35 CET

Your success as a trader is predicated on your ability to forecast future price movements with a great degree of accuracy. Economic indicators, technical analysis, charts, and graphs can help.

Steps For Getting A Small Business Loan — 11 September 2020, 17:38 CET

If you run a small business, it might require quick access of capital to either expand, alleviate seasonal lulls, or hire additional employees.

The Solution To Working Safely At Home On The Computer With Vladimir Fomenko — 10 September 2020, 22:18 CET

The Covid-19 first hit the world in China in the last part of 2019. Since its inception it has become a true pandemic, affecting almost every country in the world. It has forced the human workforce to alter its traditional working behaviors. We now work with social distancing in mind, forcing men and women to elect to perform work duties online.

5 Tips to Trade Stocks Like a Pro — 10 September 2020, 22:15 CET

There are people like Warren Buffett who know the stock market like the back of their hand, and there are the newbie traders who have yet to find their footing in the industry.

Can A Virtual Business Card Help Your Small Business? — 10 September 2020, 22:04 CET

A small business can never really have too much liquidity. Without sufficient cash to hand, the gears of commerce can quickly grind to a halt. A late payment from a major client, an unexpected rise in costs, a supply-chain issue; all of these problems can have knock-on consequences if there isn't the cash available to keep things moving.

European stock markets present a new dimension for the investors — 10 September 2020, 15:38 CET

The markets haven't remained the same and drastic economic fallouts combined with the trade wars present a completely new dimensional approach for the investors. Traditional stocks and shares that were once proved to be goldmines remain not much fruitful.

7 Swedish Startups that can lead us to a Better Future — 10 September 2020, 15:38 CET

With life-altering inventions like the GPS (Global Positioning System), the pacemaker, the thermometer, and the birth of Skype, Sweden has every reason to be the glimmer of our eye. Owing to its innovation and appeal, the country has secured second place in the Global Innovation Index, 2019.

The Best Ways to Incentivize Employees — 07 September 2020, 23:29 CET

Incentivising employees is tough in a world where the majority of workers feel disengaged from their labors. As much as you believe in your company, sometimes your enthusiasm just won't transfer onto your workers day-in and day-out.

Commercial real estate is taking a flight in Europe as prices for offices and retail properties continue to drop — 07 September 2020, 16:27 CET

2020 seems to be a devastating year in multiple ways. The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, as well as the accompanying lockdown, has led to the closing of various shops, offices and other forms of commercial real estate. As a result, commercial real estate is now facing an undeniable drop in prices, with both retail and work space getting cheaper each day.