Navigating Business Regulations and Compliance

Our feed brings you timely updates on key UK business stories, in addition to relevant world events that impression British corporations and traders, similar to commerce agreements, geopolitical shifts, and emerging market tendencies. Service costs have been up three.7% from a yr earlier, the bottom since October 2021. However, service…

CCI conducting inquiries against some fintech entities: Ravneet Kaur | News

Competition Commission of India (CCI) Chairperson Ravneet KaurFair trade watchdog CCI is conducting inquiries against some fintech entities to check whether their ways of leveraging technologies are impacting competition, its chief Ravneet Kaur said and asserted that the regulator is taking necessary action to ensure a competitive digital market. With…

Your Customers Prefer Sustainable Products

Scientists around the world agree that the planet's climate requires immediate action to avert catastrophe. Recently, the Breakthrough National Center for Climate Restoration in Melbourne, Australia, estimated that a “near- to mid-term existential threat to human civilization” could take place in the next 30 years if the issue isn't addressed.…

Nine-day working night sees productivity increase for Cambridge business

Photo: Unsplash Implementing a nine-day working night has seen productivity improve and staff happier, the co-founder of an engineering consultancy company says. Cambridge company Te Miro Water has been trialling the nine-day fortnight for the past year. It saw staff at the business, which focuses on flood hazards and stormwater…

Japan earthquake: Local businesses take steps forward

Reconstruction continues on the Noto Peninsula following the New Year's Day earthquake. Local businesses are gradually resuming operations, while Ishikawa Prefectural officials have started outlining a recovery plan for the region. Miyamoto Tetsuya has been farming oysters for more than three decades in Nanao City in the prefecture. On New…

Louisiana’s challenge to flood premiums can move forward | BusinessNews

A federal judge ruled Thursday that Louisiana and nine other states can move forward with a legal challenge to the nation's controversial new system for setting flood insurance rates, which is provoking sharp increases for many homeowners. While ruling that the lawsuit could move forward, US District Judge Darrel James…