Licenses are no longer required to operate health care services, tattoo parlors, and more
The Icelandic Minister of Environment, Energy and Climate, Jóhann Páll Jóhannsson, has eliminated the licensing requirement for sixteen categories of businesses, including healthcare services and tattoo parlors, replacing it with a registration requirement.
Scientists, business, and cultural figures call for climate action – and good news
A collective of researchers, business leaders, and cultural figures emphasizes the urgent need for climate action and points towards positive developments despite current global crises.
Ventiventi, the new expression of Emilian wine
Ventiventi, a winery established in Modena in 2020, demonstrates rapid growth and family-driven operations despite starting in a challenging economic climate due to the pandemic.
Greek hospitality sector: Optimism soars as business climate outpaces EU average
Greek hospitality professionals are increasingly optimistic, with a business climate exceeding the EU average for the first time, encouraging investor confidence and hiring.
"Back on the Radar": The Entrepreneurial Ecosystem Celebrated the Business Climate After Argentina Week
Key players in Argentina's entrepreneurial ecosystem celebrated a renewed business climate following Argentina Week, emphasizing its importance in attracting global investors.
More than 70,000 people: Expoagro had a historic attendance today and the business climate is very good
Over 70,000 attendees marked a historic day at Expoagro, with strong interest in technological investments fueled by attractive credit offers.
"Financing is a key factor": enthusiasm for companies at Expoagro grows due to a positive business climate
Expoagro is experiencing a surge in business activity with over 50,000 visitors and more than 700 companies participating, signaling strong optimism in the agricultural sector.
Politicians and business want a break from green rules, but warming is accelerating
The article discusses the acceleration of global warming and the implications of potential relaxations of environmental regulations.
May be forced to shut down the marina – Andreas criticizes Piteå's business climate
The local marina operated by PSS Motor and Marina is facing eviction due to development plans for a new coastal quarter in Piteå, raising concerns about the city's business climate.
The global shock hits Argentina and worsens the conditions for doing business
Argentina's business climate is deteriorating due to global economic shocks exacerbated by geopolitical tensions in the Middle East.
Only 10% of companies invest in disaster prevention, says survey
A survey reveals that only 10% of Brazilian companies invest in disaster prevention, despite a high level of social investment after disasters.
The government reverses decision on introducing CO2 tax
The Norwegian government has postponed the introduction of a CO2 tax on natural gas and LPG for non-emitters chemical industry due to political opposition.
Less Taxes and Ideal Business Environment: Why Many Are Migrating to This City in Texas?
Dallas, Texas, has become a favored destination for internal migration in the U.S. due to lower taxes and a conducive business climate.
New Economic Strategy: The Greens are now also talking to Investment Bankers
The Greens in Germany are initiating a new economic advisory board to bolster climate strategies, engaging with leading business executives after a period of retreat in their climate agenda.
Stop the European Ecological Coup on Businesses
Italy's government is pushing back against the EU's ETS system, labeling it an additional tax on European businesses.
Corporate America is on the move, and these red states are cashing in
Texas is benefiting the most from a trend of corporate relocations in the U.S., with companies moving their headquarters to states with favorable tax and business climates.
Corruption and the Business Climate
The perception of corruption significantly impacts the business climate in Mexico, with the World Economic Forum citing it as the most problematic factor for business operations.
Henkel Celebrates 150 Years of Existence, Caring for the Planet
Henkel is celebrating its 150th anniversary by emphasizing its commitment to sustainability and responsible stewardship of the planet.
Ifo Business Climate: "First Signals of Improvement"
The business climate in Germany is improving, suggesting a potential economic recovery this year according to the Ifo Business Climate Index.
Gabon: Business Leaders Indebted to the National Social Security Fund Banned from Leaving the Country
In Gabon, a ministerial decree has been enacted that prohibits business leaders who owe debts to the National Social Security Fund from leaving the country, raising concerns about the impact on the business climate.
Newsom Heads to Nashville to Promote His Book, and Finds Many Former Californians
California Governor Gavin Newsom visited Nashville to promote his new book, encountering many former Californians drawn to Tennessee's conservative climate and business-friendly environment.
For the first time in recent history: "The grid is under pressure. Ordinary businesses cannot get power"
Denmark's electric grid is facing significant challenges, affecting the supply of power to ordinary businesses, such as Lidl, which could shift to electric trucks if power access improves.
Climate Transparency: Reporting Well Is Indeed a Business
The article discusses the growing importance of climate transparency in Mexico, where companies are now required to report climate risks similarly to their financial state due to new sustainability reporting regulations.
French businesses face heavy losses after record flooding
French businesses are suffering significant financial setbacks due to unprecedented flooding across the country.
Corruption and the Business Climate
Corruption perception significantly impacts the business climate in Mexico, with effective combat against it remaining a crucial challenge for the government.
Sangji University RISE Business Division Expands Collaboration in Marine Bio Field
Sangji University's RISE Business Division hosted a lecture focusing on the response of marine ecosystems to climate change and aims to strengthen collaboration in marine bio and biohealth research with Jeju University.
Snow Management in the Age of Climate Change: A New 'White Gold Rush' is Rising
The article discusses the importance of snow management amidst climate change and its impact on water economy, highlighting the growing business of snow storage and management in European ski resorts and its implications for agriculture.
Recovering business confidence is key
The article discusses the decline in business confidence reported by INEGI in January 2026, indicating a significant drop across all sectors.
Two companies bid for huge climate fund of 28.7 billion kroner
The Danish government will offer 28.7 billion kroner over 15 years to help companies capture CO2 emissions, with two companies now bidding for the fund after several others withdrew.
NBG survey: Greek businesses almost unaffected despite external challenges
A new survey reveals that Greek SMEs are maintaining a stable business climate and pursuing growth despite facing external uncertainty.
The Political Board of Mexico
Analysts predict that 2026 will be a challenging year for Mexico as a few politicians are expected to concentrate decision-making power influencing the business climate, amidst events like the renegotiation of the USMCA, the World Cup, and an election year that might see regulatory changes.
ETE Research: Greek entrepreneurship almost unscathed despite external challenges
A new survey reveals that Greek small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) maintain a stable business climate and growth orientation despite facing significant external challenges.
Why don’t all office employees work remotely?
Despite more than three million employees preferring to work from home at least part of the time, resistance from businesses and inflexible laws prevent this shift.
Repsol expects to settle accounts with Venezuela to reshape its business
Repsol aims to capitalize on a potentially favorable business climate in Venezuela following the arrest of Nicolás Maduro by the United States, which may ease past restrictions.