South Africa: South Africa's Gig Economy Workers Set to Get More Protection Under Planned Labour Law Reforms
South Africa is proposing amendments to employment laws aimed at providing greater protections for gig economy workers.
Fuel price reaching 2.20 euros per liter, excise tax planned to be reduced by 35%
Latvian authorities are proposing a 35% reduction in excise tax due to fuel prices hitting 2.20 euros per liter.
A new shopping park and a cheese factory will be built in LoΕ‘tice
A new shopping park and a cheese factory are planned to be constructed in LoΕ‘tice, Czechia.
A hotel will also be built in JΓ΅hvi film city
A hotel is planned to be constructed in JΓ΅hvi's film city to support the local economy and provide services for the film industry.
Daniel Noboa calls to ignite the machines for the rehabilitation of the Cuenca-Molleturo road with an investment of $21.8 million
Ecuador's President Daniel Noboa urged for the immediate start of the rehabilitation of the Cuenca-Molleturo road, emphasizing its importance for connecting families and boosting the economy with a planned investment of $21.8 million.
The fulfillment of Russian citizens' dreams would be a return to the Soviet planned economy
Russian citizens view the planned economy of the Soviet Union as an ideal model for the country, believing it could effectively control inflation and produce all necessary goods domestically.
Oja: it is questionable whether such tax cuts are implemented at the right time
An economist in Estonia questions the timing of the government's decision to forgo a planned excise tax increase on fuel, arguing that the benefits are minimal compared to the recent hikes in fuel prices.
Oil price pushes past $US100 a barrel as analysts warn of prolonged war
The oil price has soared past $100 per barrel amid fears of further attacks on oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz following Iranian strikes, despite a record planned release of crude oil supplies.
A record amount of oil will be released from emergency reserves
The article discusses the planned release of a significant volume of oil from emergency reserves.
Economic news filter: Minimum wage will rise even in tougher times
Slovak Minister of Labor Erik TomΓ‘Ε‘ announced a planned increase in the minimum wage for next year, reflecting economic conditions and historical unemployment rates.
A new social security reform should have been planned for 'yesterday', evaluate experts
Experts suggest that Brazil is in urgent need of a new social security reform to address pressing economic challenges.
Catalonia raises tourist tax. In Barcelona, guests will pay up to 15 euros per night
Catalonia's parliament has approved a bill that will double the tourist tax rates in Barcelona starting April 1, 2026, with significant increases planned for other areas as well.
Despite the Chainsaw, Subsidies Continue to Be the Lifeline of the Economy
Subsidies for energy and transportation persist in Argentina, despite efforts to reduce them, with significant budget allocations planned into the future.
Wool price jumps ahead of industry-first Chinese New Year break
Australian wool prices have surged to their highest levels since 2019, coinciding with a planned week-long auction pause for the Chinese New Year.
China: The Dynamics of the Exhibition Industry is Expanding
The exhibition industry in China is experiencing significant growth, with a report indicating a record number of trade shows planned for 2025.
After the mayor's dismissal, a new committee is planned in RΔzekne
A new committee is set to be established in RΔzekne to support economic development and investment attraction following the mayor's dismissal.
Latvian tax revenue was 1.3 percent lower than planned last year
Latvia's tax revenue for the year 2025 fell short of projections by 1.3%, amounting to β¬15.173 billion, as reported by the Ministry of Finance.
Sicoob Credisul's Consigned Credit Offers More Ease and Economy
Sicoob Credisul's consigned credit can be a valuable financial tool when used thoughtfully and planned effectively.
How Aba smart city will boost economy, create jobs β Otti
Abia State Governor Alex Otti announced that the planned Aba Commercial Smart City will serve as a catalyst for economic growth and job creation in the region upon its completion.
Retroactive increases in 16 benefits β Special categories
In 2026, there will be increases and retroactive payments for 19 benefits from e-EFKA, DYPA, and OPEKA, with initial increases implemented in January and further adjustments planned in April.
In case of war: "In the extreme case, a shift of the economy to a planned economy is possible"
The article discusses the potential shift to a planned economy in the event of war, highlighting the risks to private enterprise and labor shortages as a result of military conflict in Europe.
Fratzscher calls CSU's planned deportation offensive a "serious mistake"
Leading economists warn of economic consequences from the CSU's proposed tightening of immigration policy, with Fratzscher highlighting potential risks of recession due to mass deportations of Syrians.
Trump postponed tariffs on furniture for one year
President Trump has delayed the planned increase in tariffs on upholstered furniture, kitchen cabinets, and bathroom fixtures for one year, moving the implementation of the new taxes to the beginning of 2027.
Germany's Economic Crisis: Economic Advisor Against Faster Tax Cuts for Companies
Economic advisor Achim Truger warns the German government against accelerating the corporate tax cuts planned for 2028, countering calls from some, including Bavaria's Prime Minister Markus SΓΆder, to implement quicker reductions and cut holidays to stimulate the economy.
Selection of the year 2025 / The economy is not just about consolidation. We have shown what challenges Slovakia is forgetting
A recent discussion highlights that Slovaks view the economy's overall situation and rising prices as the country's most significant challenges, amid ongoing austerity measures and planned tax increases.
Economy in the Region: New Business Park Planned on A92
A new business park is set to be developed in the ClemensΓ€nger industrial area, potentially easing budget discussions for the city of Freising by attracting new business tax contributors.