Politics, BusinessIndia
Polish Business Group Warns of Cost of Leaving the EU
The Polish business group ZPP has published a new report about Poland's membership in the European Union (EU).
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Business, PoliticsBrazil
Brazil's President Signs New Law to Help Small Business Owners
Brazilian President Lula signed a new law on Wednesday that changes the rules for small, one-person businesses known as MEI. The law was approved earlier by Congress as part of a larger reform package.
Business, TechnologyIndia
Jio's Stock Market Listing Could Make Reliance India's Top Business Group
Reliance Industries, one of India's biggest companies, could soon become the country's most valuable business group. This may happen after its telecom unit Jio completes its stock market listing. Jio's initial public off
Politics, Business
Chancellor Promises Help for Households and Businesses in First Budget
UK chancellor John Healey has promised to give 'breathing space' to consumers and businesses in his first budget.
Business, PoliticsBrazil
Brazil Announces Debt Relief and Support for Small Businesses (MEIs)
The Brazilian government has announced a new support program for small business owners called MEIs. MEI stands for Microempreendedor Individual, a legal status for people who run very small businesses on their own.
Politics, BusinessBrazil
Brazil's Government Announces Debt Forgiveness for Small Business Owners
Brazil's government has announced a new support plan for small business owners, called "Desenrola".
Politics, BusinessBrazil
Lawyer's Frequent Prison Visits to Businessman Raise Questions
Brazilian journalist Mônica Bergamo has reported that a lawyer linked to a group known as the 'turma' of judge Kassio Nunes has been visiting jailed businessman Vorcaro very frequently in prison.
BusinessAlgeria
Algeria Tax Authority Sets Online Filing Deadline for Businesses
Algeria's General Directorate of Taxes has issued an important notice to businesses. It concerns companies under the real profit tax system.
Business, Politics
Review Launched Into Pub and Hotel Business Rates
A review has started into how business rates are calculated for pubs and hotels in England and Wales. Business rates are a tax that businesses pay on the buildings they use.
Business, Entertainment, Sports
Disney’s ESPN will enter sports gambling business
In 2019, Walt Disney Company’s sports media business, ESPN, had opportunities to work with sports betting companies.
Business
Reselling Sneakers Is Billion Dollar Business
Sneaker-lovers know that the sporty shoes can be expensive. Reselling sneakers has become a popular business and is growing quickly.
Business, PoliticsItaly
Businessman Offers to Buy Italian Newspaper, Owners Say No
Leonardo Maria Del Vecchio has made a takeover bid for Il Fatto Quotidiano, a well-known Italian newspaper. A takeover bid is an offer to buy a company, often made public.
PoliticsBrazil
Dispute Over Audio Recordings Involving Brazilian Businessman and Lula
The Brazilian magazine Veja has published a report about audio recordings linked to businessman Vorcaro and President Lula.
PoliticsBrazil
Magazine: Messages Show Party Linked to Businessman and Supreme Court Judge
A Brazilian magazine says it has found messages showing that businessman Vorcaro organized a party for Supreme Court judge Kassio Nunes Marques.
Technology, Business
Zuckerberg's Image Problem Doesn't Stop Meta's Business
A new film shows Meta founder Mark Zuckerberg as a villain. The film is bad for his public image.
PoliticsFrance
Russia Demands EU Lift Sanctions on Russian Businessmen
As the war in Ukraine continues, Russia has demanded that the European Union lift sanctions against Russian businessmen. Sanctions are penalties, often affecting money and travel, used to pressure a country or its citize
PoliticsBrazil
Photo Shows Brazil's Attorney General with Businessman in London
A new photo has appeared showing Paulo Gonet, Brazil's Attorney General, smoking a cigar with businessman Daniel Vorcaro in London.
Entertainment
Businessman Sun Yuchen Sues Actress Jing Tian Over Money Dispute
Sun Yuchen is a well-known Chinese businessman. He once received a top prize in a famous writing competition when he was young.
PoliticsSpain
Fugitive businessman Alejandro Hamlyn arrested in Dubai area
Spanish businessman Alejandro Hamlyn has been arrested in Abu Dhabi, in the United Arab Emirates, after months on the run.
Business
UK Economy Grows as Sun and Football Help Businesses
The UK economy grew by 0.4% between April and June, according to new figures.
Business
Giorgio Armani fashion business could be sold
Giorgio Armani died. He was 91 years old. He started a big fashion company called Giorgio Armani.
Business
Giorgio Armani fashion business could be sold
Giorgio Armani, the founder of the famous Italian fashion company, Giorgio Armani, recently died. He was 91 years old. In his will, he wrote that his company should be sold or become a public company.
EntertainmentIndia
Aquarius Horoscope: Control Emotions, Avoid Pressure in Business Decisions
A new tarot-based horoscope has been published for Aquarius for 16 August 2026.
Other, Politics
Businesses in Japan get thousands of angry phone calls from China
Last Thursday, Tokyo Electric Power (Tepco), the company in charge of the damaged nuclear plant in Fukushima, began releasing water from the power plant into the ocean.
Nature, Politics, Travel
Hot Spring Businesses Block Geothermal Energy in Japan
Japan has more than 100 active volcanoes and the third-largest amount of geothermal resources in the world. However, the country has not started using the renewable energy because of opposition from the hot spring indust
Entertainment, Sports, Travel
Saudi Arabia Beats Argentina - Businesses Close Next Day
The king of Saudi Arabia declared a public holiday for the country on Wednesday. The holiday was to celebrate their win against Argentina in the World Cup. Saudi Arabia beat Argentina 2-1 on Tuesday.
Business, NatureBrazil
Traditional Supermarket in Salvador Closes After 28 Years
A traditional supermarket in Salvador, in the Brazilian state of Bahia, has closed its doors after 28 years in business. The store was well known to local residents, though the exact reason for the closure has not been d
Business, Entertainment
Novig Says Sydney Sweeney Ad Campaign Boosted Growth
Novig, a sports betting platform, says a marketing campaign featuring actress Sydney Sweeney has driven a major increase in its business.
Business, Entertainment
Gordon Ramsay's UK Restaurants Still Losing Money Despite £100m Sales
Gordon Ramsay's UK restaurant business has recorded sales of more than £100m, but it has still failed to make a profit, according to new figures.
Business, TechnologyJapan
Nidec Considers Executive Changes After Huge Losses
Nidec, a major Japanese manufacturer of electric motors, has announced that it expects a huge financial writedown. A writedown happens when a company officially reduces the recorded value of part of its business.
BusinessIndia
Tax Audit Deadline for AY 2026-27: What Happens If You Miss 30 September
Businesses and professionals in India who meet certain income limits must complete a tax audit for the Assessment Year 2026-27. The current deadline for this process is 30 September.
BusinessSpain
UK Supreme Court Sides with Amancio Ortega in Glasgow Restaurant Case
Britain's Supreme Court has ruled in favour of Amancio Ortega, the Spanish businessman, in a legal dispute over a restaurant in Glasgow.
Business, Education
Students Left Without Homes After Housing Company Fails in Dundee
A student accommodation provider in Dundee, Scotland, has gone out of business, leaving students without homes. Students now have to scramble to find new places to stay before the new term begins.
Business, PoliticsJapan
Saudi Arabia's Oil Export Routes All Blocked
All three of Saudi Arabia's crude oil export routes have reportedly been blocked, according to a report. This is a serious problem for the country's oil business.
Politics, BusinessBrazil
Brazilian Police: Bank Owner Contacted Ex-Central Bank Official Before Arrest
New documents from Brazil's Federal Police reveal details about businessman Vorcaro's actions before his arrest.
Business, PoliticsItaly
Italy Sets Deadline to Reassign Beach Concessions by 2027
Italy has confirmed a new deadline for reassigning beach business concessions: September 30, 2027. This affects thousands of businesses that operate on public beaches across the country.
Politics, BusinessJapan
Japan's PM Takaichi to Continue Gasoline Subsidy
Japan's Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has announced that the government will continue its gasoline subsidy. The policy keeps the price of gasoline at about 170 yen per liter, helping drivers and businesses cope with fuel
Business, Technology
Nvidia's Earnings Report Becomes a Big Test for the AI Boom
Nvidia has become the central force behind the artificial intelligence boom and a major driver of the stock market. The company makes advanced computer chips that power AI systems used by businesses around the world.
BusinessIndia
Shiprocket Shares Jump 35% on Stock Market Debut
Shiprocket, an Indian company that helps businesses ship products, made a strong start on the stock market this week.
BusinessIndia
IPO of Behari Lal Engineering Gets Huge Investor Interest
The IPO of Behari Lal Engineering closed for investors today. An IPO is when a company offers its shares to the public for the first time, so people can buy a part of the business.
