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ISPRA has introduced a new digital platform designed to transform sustainable finance from a regulatory obligation into a competitive opportunity, presenting it at a conference in the Chamber.

President Javier Milei criticized three prominent businessmen, accusing them of showcasing a corrupt system detrimental to the Argentine people.

A police raid occurred at the headquarters of Allegro, though details about the reasons and implications remain unclear due to a technical issue with the information source.

The president of the Davos Forum, Borge Brende, has resigned following revelations of his connections with Jeffrey Epstein, including business dinners and communication through email and SMS.

The article discusses various economic topics related to Mexico, including market trends and national financial opinions.

Icelandair has presented an offer that is significantly higher than the initially estimated cost.

BASF is separating its agricultural business to form an independent company called Basf Solutions for Agriculture, aiming for a 2027 listing on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange.

The article discusses the shortcomings of U.S. foreign policy under Donald Trump, emphasizing growing isolation and distrust among Western allies.

Javier Cercas comments on the enduring relevance of his novel 'Soldiers of Salamina' while reflecting on the spread of misinformation surrounding historical events in Spain.

T-Mobile's operating profit in Czechia rose by 6.4 percent last year, reflecting the company's financial growth in the telecommunications sector.

The Japanese Fair Trade Commission has approved the integration of Hino Motors and Mitsubishi Fuso, setting conditions to mitigate market concentration risks.

German leader Friedrich Merz visits China to strengthen economic ties amid global instability, accompanied by a delegation of business leaders.

A café in Klaipėda, run by UAB "Ponas Cinamonas," has decided to close due to personal circumstances and ongoing challenges in the local business environment.

The article discusses the rapid evolution of coffee chains in Greece, indicating the sector's maturation and necessary restructuring amidst high competition.

The implementation of tax reform in Brazil alters how companies in crisis manage their tax obligations, impacting their approach to judicial recovery.

In Greece, four individuals have been convicted for unlawfully wiretapping over 90 politicians, journalists, business leaders, and high-ranking military officials using the spyware 'Predator.'

South Korea and the UAE have agreed to expand their cooperative projects to a total of $65 billion, with $35 billion specifically allocated for defense industry collaboration.

ESEE launches a new digital Helpdesk to assist its member commercial enterprises across Greece.

The EU Commission has approved a 400-million-euro state aid scheme to support strategic investments in clean technologies in Greece.

Thorstein is leaving his position at Deloitte.

The Independent Authority of Public Revenue in Greece announced a temporary halt of Tax Registry applications from March 1 to 10 due to a transition to new European classification standards.

Russian Korean expert Andrejs Lankovs was declared undesirable in Latvia and expelled to Estonia without explanation.

The article discusses the generational shift in corporate structures in India, highlighting the concerns of Millennials and Gen Z regarding their future roles in business.

This article highlights the findings of a study indicating that creativity in advertising is ineffective without a strong media presence.

Artur Gevorkyan's company is expanding internationally by acquiring a metallurgical factory in Italy, aiming to grow its operations in the local market.

The number of companies neglecting recommendations from the Consumer Agency in Sweden has reached an all-time high, with car dealers identified as the primary offenders.

SBA Group has inaugurated a new factory in the USA, marking a significant expansion in its operations with plans for further growth and hiring.

The Sklavenitis Group is focusing on future growth after surpassing 6 billion euros in revenue, claiming a significant share of Greece's organized retail market.

The Mexican Chamber of Deputies approved a historic reform to gradually reduce the workweek from 48 to 40 hours by 2030, reflecting broad political consensus on expanding labor rights.

Business exchanges and investments between Korean and Chinese companies have increased in Hainan following the initiation of the 'Bongguan' experiment.

Rait Riim, with 20 years of experience in the real estate sector, has been appointed as the new leader of Arco Vara after holding leadership positions in various financial institutions.

NVIDIA has reported record profits for the quarter ending in January 2026, fueled by soaring demand for AI-related semiconductors, while dismissing the notion of an AI bubble.

A new ranking reveals the best communicating leaders in Lithuania, with Simonas Bartkus of Lithuanian Airports taking the top spot.

A new player in Bavaria's poultry market is set to begin slaughtering old hens under CO₂ stunning, amidst a shortage of local slaughtering capacity following the closure of the major Buckl slaughterhouse.

Fear over AI impacts employees and companies alike, with significant business model challenges seen in major Indian IT firms.

There is an escalating conflict between Greek and Spanish subsidiaries of Avramar regarding brand exploitation and financial revenue management.

Nokia announced on Wednesday that it will cut up to 156 jobs in Finland, particularly in its mobile network business.

The sharing of children's photos on social media has become a lucrative business model, often neglecting the protection of minors.

Coupang has been fined 2.2 billion Won by the Korea Fair Trade Commission for allegedly pressuring suppliers to reduce prices and share advertising costs.

The article discusses the opportunities and challenges entrepreneurs face when considering launching a business during the Ramadan period, highlighting consumer behavior and market dynamics.

The Finnish clothing brand Myssyfarmi, known for its use of Finnish sheep wool, is shutting down after 20 years in business, starting a clearance sale as it navigates profitability challenges.

The EU and the UK have reached an agreement to collaborate on competition investigations and corporate mergers and acquisitions.

Fresenius, the parent company of Quirónsalud, reports an 11% growth in its Spanish operations, largely attributed to a nearly 500 million euro payment from the government of Madrid.

The Polish government mandates that all goods transfers be properly invoiced through the Krajowy System e-Faktur (KSeF).

The article discusses the anticipated growth in the Polish credit market for 2026, driven by declining interest rates and increased demand for both personal and business loans.

The Purrfect Cup Cat Cafe in Saskatoon has faced another act of vandalism, causing significant damage and theft, amid ongoing security concerns in the area.

The article discusses the challenges businesses face in renting office spaces in Warsaw amid rising demand and rental prices.

The article discusses the rising rent prices and decreasing availability of office spaces in Poland, highlighting challenges for businesses renting offices.

Saskatoon's city council has approved the relocation of a drop-in centre to a downtown property despite local community pushback regarding safety and business impacts.

The CPI of Organized Crime in Brazil has summoned the brothers of Supreme Court Minister Dias Toffoli for questioning and approved the breaking of confidentiality regarding their family's business dealings.