Hydra: How much are locals and shopkeepers paid for closing their businesses
The filming of the movie "The Ridders" in Hydra has caused both excitement and tension among locals, particularly due to the presence of 11 sea taxis that were initially asked to vacate the harbor area.
Fire destroys stalls in the model market in the Varadouro neighborhood of João Pessoa
A fire at the Varadouro model market in João Pessoa destroyed nine merchant stalls, causing significant damage to local businesses.
ISPRA presents to the Chamber the 'Platform for the sustainability of finance and businesses'
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.
Why capping credit card interest rates will kill credit for working families
The article argues that capping credit card interest rates could lead to unintended consequences that harm working families and small businesses by reducing supply.
Supermarket Merchants Say Allowing Early Morning Deliveries for Large Retailers is a Death Sentence for Local Businesses
Supermarket merchants in South Korea oppose amendments to the Distribution Industry Development Act that would allow large retailers to conduct early morning deliveries, claiming it threatens local economies.
Queues for offices in Warsaw. The best addresses are disappearing quickly
The article discusses the challenges businesses face in renting office spaces in Warsaw amid rising demand and rental prices.
The End of El Dorado for Tenants? Rent Prices Are Rising, and There Are Fewer Free Offices
The article discusses the rising rent prices and decreasing availability of office spaces in Poland, highlighting challenges for businesses renting offices.
Experiences instead of beds in rural tourism
A veteran tourism entrepreneur in Estonia stresses the need for rural tourism businesses to offer experiences rather than just accommodation to attract visitors.
Ferry transport suspended due to lack of provisional releases from the Navy in MG
Ferry transport in Morada Nova de Minas, Brazil, has been suspended due to expired operational permits from the Brazilian Navy, impacting local residents' daily lives and businesses.
Brand researcher tells how many Santas fit in Lapland - Tornio's turn to get its own
Tornio will welcome its own Santa Claus reception for tourists next winter as part of a new initiative to boost local tourism.
Chaberski, PPL: It is worth wisely balancing interests
Łukasz Chaberski, the president of Polish Airports, emphasizes the need for creating conditions for Polish businesses to thrive and to become natural choices for strategic projects.
Babuśka, ARP: Repolonization - From Words to Actions
Bartłomiej Babuśka emphasizes the need for public institutions in Poland to develop support mechanisms for enhancing Polish businesses' participation in consortiums, as part of a broader repolonization strategy.
Why should municipalities help companies when they gain nothing from it
The article discusses the reluctance of municipalities to support businesses, questioning the benefits they derive from such assistance.
Poland at the Center of Ukraine's Reconstruction. EU Leaders and Big Business Will Arrive in Gdańsk
Poland is set to host the Ukraine Recovery Conference in Gdańsk, highlighting its pivotal role in the international reconstruction of Ukraine and the significance for Polish businesses.
Operation against illegal wrecking ends with three arrests and two businesses sealed in Mogi Guaçu
A police operation against illegal wrecking in Mogi Guaçu, Brazil, resulted in three arrests and the sealing of two businesses.
Good news for Arizona: Katie Hobbs and bipartisan legislators requested that citizens receive a fair share of Colorado River water
Arizona's Governor Katie Hobbs and bipartisan legislators are advocating for a fair distribution of Colorado River water among the state's farmers, businesses, and families.
‘Great’ small entrepreneurs who reinvest, innovate, suffer, and compete
The article discusses the recognition of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Spain for their resilience and significant contributions to the economy during the National SME Award 2025 event.
Juiz de Fora has closed commerce, night vigilance, and residents uneasy due to fake news
The aftermath of severe rains in Juiz de Fora, Brazil, has led to closed businesses and heightened vigilance among residents for missing persons amid concerns about misinformation.
Businesses are Misbehaving in Popular Hiking Destinations – The State Tries to Catch Them in the Act
Travel companies are engaging in unauthorized activities in Finland's protected areas, particularly in Lapland, prompting state enforcement measures.
‘kWp 1’ has invested 14 million euros in the creation of two hybrid solar and battery parks in the Ogres and Limbaži municipalities
The company ‘kWp 1’ has invested 14 million euros to establish two hybrid solar power and battery storage parks in Latvia, which will supply power for up to 24 hours to local households and businesses.
Understanding intersection between you and new tax laws
This article explains the new tax laws in Nigeria and how they affect individuals and small businesses.
Anyone with a drive in the UK to see £500 change from April 1
From April 1, UK households and businesses will see the cap on grants for installing electric vehicle chargepoints raised to £500, significantly easing the installation cost for many.
Unilateral cancellation of reservations for the BTS concert... from now on, 'immediate business suspension'
The South Korean government has announced new measures to suspend businesses immediately for cancelling hotel bookings without just cause ahead of major events, such as BTS concerts.
Group expands legal claim over South West Water sewage pollution
A legal claim against South West Water for sewage pollution is being expanded to include more residents and businesses in Devon and Cornwall.
A compensation for the local businesses of Salotto. "Closed all day, but we will have prestige"
Milan's Comune has reached an agreement with Vogue to hold a show at Galleria, requiring all local merchants to close for the day, sparking discussions about compensation and the impact on businesses.
Monthly Economic Figures: 4.6 Billion Euros Flowed into Latvia from EU Funds
Latvia received 4.6 billion euros from EU funds during the 2014-2020 planning period, benefiting thousands of businesses and households.
The Club of Strange Businesses
The article examines the peculiar growth of higher education in Brazil and its real-world implications as reflected in historical narratives.
Anses: how to access refunds and discounts of up to 20% in supermarkets
The article discusses benefits available to retirees and pensioners in Argentina, offering them discounts and refunds in supermarkets and other businesses.
VIDEO shows cars swept away in torrent during rainfall in Ubá, MG
Videos recorded by residents depict the force of waters sweeping vehicles and flooding businesses in Ubá, Brazil, during a severe storm that caused seven casualties.
‘Due to the water, two freezers were damaged’: businesses in Durán report impacts from flooding
Businesses in Durán, Ecuador, are facing significant challenges due to flooding caused by severe rains, resulting in reduced clientele and damaged refrigeration equipment.
Whatsapp Business: how the AI agent that will always respond to you and promises to increase sales works
WhatsApp has launched Business AI, a new feature designed to help small businesses automate customer responses and enhance sales in Argentina and 16 other Latin American countries.
In the "Radarom!" campaign, more than three million euros have already been raised for Ukraine
Lithuanian residents and businesses have raised over three million euros to support Ukraine through the "Radarom!" initiative, focusing on enhancing military capabilities and crisis response.
Bertille Bayart: "The Supreme Court reminded Trump what he does not want to hear, tariffs are taxes"
The article discusses the frustration of President Trump following a Supreme Court decision declaring his reciprocal tariffs illegal, as he struggles to accept that these tariffs are ultimately paid by American consumers and businesses.
20 businesses led by women in Oriximiná, Terra Santa and Faro selected to receive investments from the Rema Project
Twenty women-led businesses in Oriximiná, Terra Santa, and Faro, Brazil, have been selected to receive investments to boost entrepreneurship in the region.
A traditional grocery store in Kypseli, as it used to be
The article reflects on the historical and recent changes in the Kypseli neighborhood in Greece, particularly focusing on the revival of local businesses after a period of decline.
Juiz de Fora after the storm: information about buses, schools, services, and businesses
A severe storm in Juiz de Fora, Brazil, has caused significant destruction, leading to canceled classes and suspended public transportation.
Crushed by war taxes: Russia prepares to massively close small businesses
Russia is facing a wave of small businesses closing due to increased tax burdens and rising operational costs arising from war-related economic policies.
Wait, BGK: We will support Polish companies
The article discusses the role of local content in supporting Polish businesses within the context of strategic investments in infrastructure and heightened global competition.
"5th Term" Chairman Son Kyung-sik of the Korea Employers Federation "I will ensure that the voices of businesses are reflected in policies"
Son Kyung-sik has been re-elected for a fifth term as chairman of the Korea Employers Federation, committing to represent business interests in policy discussions.
Taxes increase, stores close: small businesses feel the impact of the war and taxes in Russia
Small businesses in the Moscow area struggle with increased taxes and economic pressures as the war in Ukraine continues and essential revenues decline.
First defeating Trump's tariffs, now Neel Katyal says - 'We will fight hard for refunds'
Neel Katyal is leading efforts to form a task force aimed at securing tariff refunds for businesses affected by Trump's tariffs, following a court ruling declaring those tariffs illegal.
Consumption is recovering. Companies remain cautious
Italy's economic recovery is showing signs of improvement in consumer spending, although businesses are cautious due to international uncertainties.
AI raises concerns over the collapse of software companies... fears of 'bad debt transfer' from private credit funds
Concerns are rising in the U.S. and European markets that software companies may collapse due to AI threats, leading to fears of 'bad debt transfer' within private credit funds associated with these businesses.
Thorough checks for electronic invoicing – Fines up to 200% of VAT
Businesses in Greece face hefty fines of up to €2,500 for failing to comply with mandatory electronic invoicing, which will be enforced by March 2026.
Uberaba 206 years: Shopping malls, businesses, and supermarkets will not open on municipal holiday
Uberaba will close all commercial establishments for its 206th anniversary celebration, affecting shopping malls and supermarkets.
Want to work in commerce in Santos? Talent Hunt Program receives resumes for job openings
The Talent Hunt Program in Santos, Brazil, is collecting resumes to connect job seekers with local businesses looking for employees during the Easter season.
2026 Will Be a Year of Great Difficulty for Small Business: In Russia, the War Economy Shows Its Limits
An analysis of the challenges facing small businesses in Russia due to the country's focus on military spending amid ongoing conflict.
Bank of the Amazon's device enhances financial inclusion in the Legal Amazon
The Bank of the Amazon introduces a technological solution to promote financial inclusion and support local businesses in the Legal Amazon region.
Senate Democrats call for government to start refunding $175bn in tariff money
Senate Democrats are urging the government to refund $175 billion in tariff revenues deemed collected illegally due to Trump-era policies.
Shops Closed, Medical Office Stopped... Oudon Hard Hit by Floods
Oudon in Loire-Atlantique is facing significant disruptions due to severe floods, with multiple businesses closed and a medical office halted, marking the worst flooding since 1982.