Members of criminal faction convicted for charging 'water fee' from merchants in MT
Two members of a criminal faction were convicted of extorting merchants by charging an illegal 'water fee' in Brazil's Mato Grosso state, reportedly collecting over R$ 1.5 million through intimidation tactics.
Merchants in Mexico City are 'fed up' with the CNTE: Demand to stop marches due to business impact
Merchant groups in Mexico City are demanding an end to protests by the CNTE, which they claim significantly hurt local businesses.
"Tick-tock, merchants." Progressives intensified their fight against corruption after a drop in preferences
Progressive Slovakia has intensified its anti-corruption rhetoric in response to a decline in public support.
Police fulfill judicial warrants in PE against criminal group involved in robberies and homicides
Civil police in Pernambuco executed multiple judicial warrants against a criminal group suspected of robbery and homicide involving local merchants.
India arrests Ukrainian and US mercenaries: What we know so far
India's anti-terror agency has arrested six Ukrainians and one US citizen for alleged links to insurgents in Myanmar and activities in northeastern India.
Trafficking in Lapa invades properties, charges merchants 'fees', and even tortures drug addicts
An investigation has revealed that the Comando Vermelho gang is extorting merchants and torturing drug users in the Lapa neighborhood of Rio de Janeiro as part of their drug trafficking operations.
Citizens Adjusted Their Hours to Commute to Work in Guayaquil: Busy Scenes at the Bus Terminal This Monday, March 16
Residents and merchants in Guayaquil adjusted their commuting schedules due to a nighttime curfew, resulting in busy scenes at the bus terminal.
Merchants of the Montebello market adjust entry and loading hours due to curfew
Merchants in the Montebello market are adjusting their loading and operating hours in response to a government-imposed curfew effective March 15.
Dragon fruit and Claudia plums, seasonal fruits: merchants adjust prices due to rains
Fruit vendors in Guayaquil are adjusting prices for seasonal goods like dragon fruit and Claudia plums due to recent rains affecting supply.
Oyo task force arrests illegal fuel merchants
The Oyo State authorities have conducted an operation that resulted in the arrest of illegal fuel merchants along a major expressway.
Man arrested on suspicion of impersonating a civil police officer to extort merchants in PB
A man was arrested in Princesa Isabel, Brazil, for allegedly impersonating a civil police officer to extort money from local merchants.
Preparation for Bulldozer Action on About 1,500 Shops in Meerut! Anger Among Merchants
Authorities in Meerut are gearing up to demolish around 1,470 illegal constructions in the Central Market following a Supreme Court ruling, leading to protests from traders and labor organizations.
Merchants project a sales increase of up to 5% for Easter, survey indicates
Merchants in the Baixada Santista and Vale do Ribeira region anticipate a sales increase between 3% and 5% for the upcoming Easter celebrations.
Mud marks on the walls and numbers that don't add up: the daily battle of merchants in Bahía Blanca
Merchants in Bahía Blanca, Argentina, are struggling to recover a year after catastrophic floods devastated the city, revealing the long-term impact on local businesses and families.
'Don't Teach Me...' When Farmer Leader Got Angry with CO Abhishek Tiwari, He Gave a Lesson
Merchants at the Central Market in Meerut are protesting against the Supreme Court's order for demolition due to illegal construction, leading to tensions between traders and police.
Islam Qala Crossing: When Food Supply Routes Tighten for Afghan Markets
The article discusses the challenges faced by Afghan merchants at the Islam Qala border crossing due to the decreased supply of trucks arriving from Iran, impacting local markets significantly.
"We can have nice surprises!": here are the best deals in the wine section of the supermarket, according to wine merchants
Wine merchants share their insights on selecting the best wines available in supermarkets, despite their usual focus on local shops.
The painter who restores hope to small merchants in vulnerable neighborhoods: “I just want them to do well”
Diego Fleitas offers free exterior painting services to small business owners in vulnerable neighborhoods, having assisted over 50 families in the area.
Man arrested on suspicion of extortion in Angra dos Reis
A 35-year-old man was arrested for allegedly extorting money from local merchants in Angra dos Reis, Brazil.
Court suspends eviction of kiosks on São Vicente beach; fines can reach R$ 100,000
A Brazilian court has suspended the eviction orders for beach kiosks in São Vicente, Sao Paulo, amid legal actions from local merchants against the municipal government's decision.
"The sidewalk belongs to the church, it’s mine," says priest caught expelling merchants from front of parish in Aracaju
A priest in Aracaju has been filmed expelling local vendors selling in front of his church, claiming the sidewalk belongs to the parish.
Suspects of extorting merchants in exchange for 'protection' against bandits are targets of an operation in MT
A coordinated operation led by the Public Ministry of Mato Grosso has targeted suspects involved in extortion schemes against local merchants.
Via Torino, merchants are angry. The councilor: "No aids"
Merchants along Via Torino are outraged by the upcoming construction that will disrupt traffic and business operations, with no financial aid proposed by local authorities.
Tariffs at the Ecuador-Colombia border threaten 40,000 jobs, say merchants in Ipiales
Merchants in Ipiales are raising alarms over newly imposed tariffs that threaten to eliminate 40,000 jobs, as they seek government intervention to revoke the tariffs impacting cross-border trade.
Asso.subsea signs deal for construction of new generation TSV
Asso.subsea of Greece has signed a contract for the construction of 'Andromeda', a new generation Trenching Support Vessel designed for complex offshore energy projects.
Revive Center creates more than 7,000 homes, and residents demand services and security
The Reviver Centro program has successfully created over 7,000 new housing units in central Rio, but residents and merchants are raising concerns about safety and basic services.
Another ship is being built by Asso.subsea
Asso.subsea has signed a contract for the construction of the 'Andromeda', a next-generation Trenching Support Vessel (TSV) set to enhance their strategic partnership with China Merchants Heavy Industry in Shenzhen.
Merchants resume crab sales in downtown Guayaquil after the first ban of the year ends
Merchants in downtown Guayaquil have resumed selling crabs following the end of the first off-season ban of the year.
Han Dong-hun, who went to Daegu, will visit Busan on the 7th... 'I will meet you at Gupo Market'
Former People Power Party representative Han Dong-hun plans to visit Busan to meet with local citizens and merchants at Gupo Market, following his previous visit to Daegu.
From the merchants' strike to the US attack: recall the wave of protests that took over Iran
The article discusses recent protests in Iran, fueled by economic dissatisfaction, and a US military strike amid ongoing tensions.
"We need your collaboration of $10,000": extortionists demand money from a merchant to free a supposed gang leader in northern Guayaquil
In northern Guayaquil, extortionists are reportedly demanding $10,000 from local merchants, using intimidation tactics to enforce their demands.
Merchants of Tulcán: The flow of goods arriving from Colombia across the Rumichaca bridge has fallen by 80%
The flow of goods from Colombia to Ecuador via the Rumichaca bridge has decreased by 80% due to new tariffs and security rates.
Merchants' margins are under supervision. A 150% markup is unacceptable
Merchants in Czechia face scrutiny as high markups raise concerns among consumers and regulators.
Why did merchants in Meerut put up Samajwadi Party flags on their shops? BJP members had them removed
Merchants in Meerut's Central Market displayed Samajwadi Party flags in protest against potential demolition orders, but local BJP workers forced their removal amid tensions.
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.
Colombians and Brazilians are arrested for usury and extortion in Ceará
Colombian and Brazilian individuals were arrested in Ceará for engaging in usury and extortion against local merchants.
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.
Military Family: how automatic verification by ID works to access the network of discounts and benefits
The Argentine government's 'Military Family' program offers automatic ID verification for military personnel and their families to access various discounts at participating merchants.
Two merchants are arrested and half a ton of fish is seized in Cuiabá
Two merchants in Cuiabá were arrested and approximately 500 kg of fish were seized due to illegal sales of protected species.
"It's an act of racism," Latinos affected by new policy in the U.S.
Latino merchants express deep concern over a new U.S. Small Business Administration policy that restricts loans to citizens, excluding legal residents.
Tragedy in Iran: Four People Die in Military Helicopter Crash
A military helicopter crash in Isfahan, Iran, resulted in the deaths of four individuals, including two pilots and two ground merchants due to a technical failure.
What improvements should merchants and companies implement to reduce fire risks in stores and warehouses?
The article poses a question about the necessary improvements merchants and businesses in Ecuador can make to enhance fire safety in their establishments.
Merchants organize in groups of up to twenty to retrieve goods from stores near Multicomercio
Merchants and local residents are organizing into groups to retrieve their goods from stores affected by a recent fire in Guayaquil's Multicomercio area.
VIDEO: heavy rain floods streets in a city in western Bahia; municipality is one of 95 under alert of 'great danger'
Heavy rainfall in Xique-Xique, western Bahia, resulted in flooded streets and prompted cleanup efforts by local merchants after water inundated stores and homes.
Altered day for merchants due to rain that flooded more than 50 sectors in Guayaquil: ‘This has been filled several times, it doesn't drain as it should’
Heavy rainfall caused significant flooding in Guayaquil, impacting merchants and residents alike, who struggled to clear waterlogged streets.
'I am evacuated without having anywhere to live and not knowing how to produce': fire at Multicomercio hits neighbors and merchants in the surroundings
A recent fire in Guayaquil has displaced over 100 families, deeply impacting their lives and livelihoods.
Controlled access enabled for merchants near Multicomercio for merchandise retrieval
The municipal company Segura EP has coordinated controlled access for merchants affected by the Multicomercio building fire in Guayaquil to retrieve their goods.
'I have put a generator so that my fish do not die': merchants around Multicomercio continue to face problems returning to work
Merchants near the Multicomercio building in Ecuador are struggling to resume their businesses after a fire, with many facing logistical and financial challenges.
TTJA assures that the directive on green claims will not lead to mass destruction of goods
The TTJA has assured merchants that the new directive on green claims will not result in mass disposal of non-compliant products, but warns of potential confusion in the implementation of these regulations.
Two members of a cell extorting merchants in the supply market in Mazatlán are arrested
Two members of a criminal cell extorting merchants at the La Yarda supply market in Mazatlán were arrested by Mexican authorities.