War in Iran: Is a new Fuel Pass coming? Alarm for fuels and electricity
The Greek government is analyzing targeted measures to support households and businesses amidst renewed tensions in the Middle East affecting fuel and electricity supplies.
Winter sales 2026: One in two businesses posts weaker performance
A recent survey reveals that half of retail businesses in Greece reported weaker performance during the winter sales of 2026, attributed to reduced consumer purchasing power and unfair competition from Asian platforms.
Several hundred Norwegian companies in the region: - Very special
The article discusses the impact of recent military attacks by the USA and Israel on Iran, highlighting the concerns for Norwegian nationals and businesses in the region.
SpaceX accelerates in new satellite telecommunications businesses while finalizing its historic IPO
SpaceX is intensifying its efforts in satellite telecommunications through Starlink while preparing for a significant IPO.
The big companies of the Ibex warn about the business impact of Trump's attack on Iran
Major companies in Spain's Ibex-35 index warn of the negative effects on their businesses following recent escalations in the Middle East due to U.S. and Israeli actions against Iran.
The government will change the VAT law, but companies can deduct tax faster without waiting for the amendment
Poland's Finance Ministry plans to amend VAT regulations following a European Court ruling, allowing businesses to expedite tax deductions.
Small Business Corporation Expands Direct Loans for Small Businesses at Homeplus
The Small Business Corporation of Korea has announced an expansion of direct loan support for small business owners at Homeplus to ease their financial difficulties.
Financial Services Commission supports SMEs with 13.3 trillion won due to instability in the Middle East
South Korea's Financial Services Commission is implementing a financial support program worth 13.3 trillion won for small and medium-sized enterprises affected by the political instability in the Middle East.
Government announces purchase of used properties for the homeless in Zona da Mata in MG and opening of credit for local entrepreneurs
The Brazilian government is initiating measures to assist families affected by recent floods in the Zona da Mata region of Minas Gerais by purchasing used homes and providing credit for local businesses.
Debt-ridden families: the Central Bank created an instrument for banks and fintechs to guarantee loan collections
Amid rising default rates among families and businesses, Argentina's Central Bank has introduced a mechanism allowing banks and fintech to secure loan repayments through immediate transfers.
Trump administration loses attempt to delay tariff refund fight
A federal appeals court denied the Trump administration's request to postpone legal proceedings regarding tariff refunds, following a recent Supreme Court ruling.
'Eu Profissional' 2026 offers workshops, lectures, and workshops to boost businesses in the interior of SP; learn how to participate
'Eu Profissional' 2026 is a public event in São Paulo that provides free workshops and lectures aimed at enhancing professional skills and networking opportunities for local communities.
UK firms in Middle East face heightened threat from Iran hackers, agency warns
UK businesses operating in the Middle East are being advised to enhance their cyber defenses due to increased threats from Iranian hackers following recent US-Israeli military actions.
Jacinta Allan says planned work-from-home law would affect all Victorian businesses
Jacinta Allan announced that the Victorian government's plan for a work-from-home entitlement will apply universally to all businesses, including small enterprises, amid necessary consultations.
Over 5 million euros raised for Ukraine through the national campaign 'Radarom!'
The national fundraising campaign 'Radarom!' has successfully raised over 5 million euros to support Ukraine, including significant contributions from businesses and local residents.
How much does it cost to combat extortion?
The article discusses the economic cost of combating extortion in Mexico and emphasizes its impact on local businesses and employment.
Taxation: Proposal for 10 Changes for Fairer and More Effective Financial Penalties
The president of the Economic Chamber of Greece is raising concerns about stricter penalties for late, inaccurate, and zero tax filings under new tax legislation, highlighting negative impacts on small and medium enterprises.
Without retentions and with better credits: a report focused on what is needed for the continuity of agricultural businesses
A report highlights the need for the elimination of retentions, crop rotation, and long-term credits to sustain agricultural producers in Argentina.
Winter Sales 2026: Worse Performance for One in Two Businesses
A recent survey reveals that half of Greek businesses underperformed during the winter sales of 2026, attributed to reduced consumer purchasing power and unfair competition from Asian platforms.
Small is Beautiful - and Macroeconomically Counterproductive
The article discusses the implications of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) on the economy, highlighting their significance in terms of productivity and employment.
Repeatedly convicted man from PlungÄ— caught again: attempted to break into houses
A man with a history of convictions was apprehended in PlungÄ— for attempting to break into homes and businesses.
Reconsideration of Age Limit for Subsidies on Heatstroke Prevention Products for Small and Medium Enterprises
Japan's Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare is considering abolishing the age limit for subsidies on heatstroke prevention products, expanding eligibility beyond those aged 60 and older.
Vallecas is an open bar for the business of nightlife liquor stores
Residents of the San Diego neighborhood in Vallecas are concerned about the increase in 24-hour liquor stores impacting local businesses and community life.
Tax Deduction for Soldiers for the First Time in Annual Tax Declaration
A new tax deduction for businesses employing soldiers has been introduced in Poland, allowing significant income reductions based on the length of the soldier's service.
Latvian - a little bit. Foreigners versus Latvian kebab chains: who is who?
The article explores the rise of kebab fast-food restaurants in Latvia run by foreigners and examines their impact on local businesses.
Rain causes flooding and damage in Aracaju
Heavy rainfall of 34 mm in six hours has led to flooding and damage in various areas of Aracaju, affecting local families and businesses.
Resorts, mining and huachicol: The businesses that gave ‘Mencho’ a fortune of at least 500 million dollars
The article discusses the vast fortune acquired by Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, known as 'El Mencho', through various illegal businesses, including drug trafficking, extortion, and money laundering.
Taufkirchen an der Vils: Break-ins at five companies
Several companies in Taufkirchen an der Vils were broken into during the night, with five businesses reported affected by theft and significant property damage.
Ministry of SMEs and Startups activates support system for damages caused by Iran airstrikes
The Ministry of SMEs and Startups in South Korea has set up a system to record damages to small businesses from Iran airstrikes, while offering tailored support like export vouchers and emergency management funds.
Study: A large number of Estonian companies are unprotected against cyberattacks
A recent study reveals that many Estonian companies remain unprotected against increasing cyber threats, with a particular vulnerability noted among smaller firms with limited IT budgets.
Procon SP finds lack of prices and expired products in 30 of 116 businesses in Baixada Santista
Procon SP's summer operation discovered significant compliance issues in the food and retail sectors in Baixada Santista, with 30 out of 116 establishments inspected found violating consumer protection regulations.
The government is in contact with Norwegian business about the situation in the Middle East
The Norwegian government, led by Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre, is engaging with local businesses affected by the situation in the Strait of Hormuz following recent military actions by the U.S. and Israel against Iran.
End of Piracema: Reopening of Fishing Boosts Hotels, Commerce, and Boat Rentals in Towns Along Rivers in Northwest SP
The end of the Piracema fishing restriction revitalizes local businesses, particularly in hotels and boat rentals, in various towns in northwest São Paulo.
Survey: Many Finnish Small Businesses are in Economic Difficulties
A recent survey reveals that many small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Finland are experiencing economic difficulties as their confidence wavers.
Letters from readers: Mafias, protectionism, lowering taxes
Readers express concerns about the influence of mafias in Argentina, questioning government actions and discussing the responsibility of businesses in the economy.
Trump administration warns tariff refund process ‘will take time’
The Trump administration has informed businesses that the refund process for tariffs overturned by the US Supreme Court will be lengthy, following a recent Supreme Court ruling.
Winners and losers in Milei's 'war' with businesspeople
President Javier Milei of Argentina is facing conflicts with significant industrialists after pushing major labor reforms intended to benefit businesses.
In January, US$ 2.730 million left for savings
In January, Argentina experienced a net loss of US$ 2.730 million in currency as people and businesses bought dollars for savings purposes.
Suspicious exchange at store reveals series of thefts in Taiobeiras
A woman was arrested in Taiobeiras after attempting to return stolen goods at a clothing store, which led police to uncover further thefts from other businesses in the area.
Deputy Gabriela Jiménez prepares support initiatives for small businesses in Azcapotzalco
Deputy Gabriela Jiménez is organizing support initiatives in Azcapotzalco to assist micro and small businesses in formalizing and growing their operations.
From Abbott to Newsom: the jab about the exodus of companies from California to Texas's 'talent magnet'
Texas Governor Greg Abbott critiques California's policies as corporate relocations from the state to Texas increase, highlighting Texas's appeal for businesses.
Bragança receives Sebrae Seal for excellence in entrepreneurship support
Bragança Paulista has been awarded the Silver Reference Seal for Excellence in Service by Sebrae for its high-quality support to local small businesses and micro-entrepreneurs.
ESA on winter discounts: The overwhelming majority of businesses in Athens reported a drop in revenue
Most businesses in Athens have reported significant revenue declines during the winter discount period, prompting calls for regulatory changes.
Businesses Hope for a More Active Role from the Finnish State in Ukraine's Reconstruction
Finnish businesses are urging the government to take a more proactive approach in the reconstruction efforts of Ukraine, lagging behind other Nordic countries.
Chamber of Commerce: Catering businesses to be included in the list of seasonal employment for third-country citizens
The Central Union of Greek Chambers of Commerce calls for catering businesses to be added to the list of industries that can hire seasonal workers from third countries due to labor shortages.
Canada’s economy shrunk in the last quarter of 2025: StatCan
Statistics Canada reports that Canada’s economy contracted by 0.6% in the fourth quarter of 2025 due to businesses reducing their inventories, following a volatile year marked by frequent fluctuations in GDP.
Spring in Munich: The first ice cream parlors open - with new flavors
Ice cream parlors in Munich have opened for the spring season, introducing new flavors to delight residents.
Working hour limits for catering gardens in the cultural park compliant with the law
A recent ruling by Poland's Supreme Administrative Court confirms that working hour limits for catering businesses located in cultural parks are lawful.
Business Area Forstinning: Safecrackers Make a Haul
Burglars targeted multiple safes in the Forstinning business area, stealing cash and valuable items, leading to significant financial damage.
Trump’s tariff setback could spark surge in Chinese imports to US: analysts
The U.S. Supreme Court's decision against Trump's emergency tariff powers may lead to increased Chinese imports as businesses prepare for potential changes in tariffs.