In the modern-day world of business, it is a well-known fact that for any organization to remain relevant and prosper in a changing environment, it must embrace innovation. For instance, companies like Apple, Google and Tesla have never attained their milestones by just doing the same thing over and over. They made it a point … Read more
These days, however, luck is seldom the deciding factor for a company to flourish. Rather, it is something that necessitates deep thinking, structured execution, and systematic design on how it would be done. Strategic planning is one of the key systems in the organization that helps to focus the shareholders’ aspirations and to correct the … Read more
In the modern competitive scenario, businesses have to contend with change because several factors, including technology, economy, as well as consumer preferences have changed. Managing organizational change is not easy, but it is helpful for the success of the business over time. This ability as a leader means you will be instrumental in helping your … Read more
The prospect of establishing a business from scratch is thrilling, yet perilous as well. There always comes a time where individuals would aspire to become entrepreneurs and start building whatever they want utilizing their creativity and imagination. However, one should be ready for the challenges ahead which calls for openness, strategizing, and comprehensive knowledge of … Read more
It is important to manage the finances of the business properly since factors contribute to its growth and sustenance. There are sound business strategies in place that allow a firm to operate, make profits and meet its various responsibilities. In this article, we will present ways of solving primary business financial issues such as budgeting, … Read more
Brussels worries that the continued growth of imported Chinese electric vehicles could cause an irreparable loss of competitiveness in the growing sector. Advertisement China has issued a new threat against the European Commission’s investigation into subsidies for imported electric vehicles (EVs), which could result in additional tariffs to offset the suspected use of state aid. … Read more
It’s the shopping website known for selling super cheap goods, but from allegations of forced labor to claims of third-degree burns, could Temu be too good to be true? A family claimed their young daughter suffered burns after using a nail glue from Temu(Kennedy News & Media) Retailer Temu’s popularity rivals that of Amazon and … Read more
Unlock Editor’s Roundup for free Roula Khalaf, editor of the FT, picks her favorite stories in this weekly newsletter. The staggering demand for electricity needed to power next-generation technology is forcing the US to rely on yesterday’s fuel source: coal. Retirement dates for the country’s aging fleet of coal-fired power plants are being pushed back … Read more
National Savings and Investments (NS&I) has increased interest rates on its Direct Savings and Income Bond accounts, as well as launching a new issue of its UK Savings Bonds. With the Bank of England’s base rate expected to remain at its current level of 5.25 per cent for a little while longer, savers can still … Read more
Unlock Editor’s Roundup for free Roula Khalaf, editor of the FT, picks her favorite stories in this weekly newsletter. Market pressure is mounting on the People’s Bank of China to allow the renminbi to weaken, as traders bet that the widening gap with US borrowing costs will lead more investors to sell out of the … Read more
The key task for governments is to make clean energy technologies more accessible to those who might otherwise struggle with upfront costs, the IEA’s new special report finds. Accelerating the move to clean energy technologies improves energy affordability and could ease cost-of-living pressures more broadly, according to a new IEA special report published today. Report, … Read more
Missed bin collections across Edinburgh have been blamed on a group of rogue waste collectors who are taking industrial action, as council bosses warn staff against refusing kerbside collections or working overtime. An increasing number of overflowing bins have been reported in recent weeks due to delays in waste services in the capital. Yesterday, the … Read more
Water regulator Ofwat has been mocked after reports suggested fines could be reduced for polluting water companies to help them avoid financial collapse. According to Financial Times. Campaigners have criticized the proposals, arguing that lighter sentences “send a dangerous message that companies can get away with pollution”. Some of England’s water companies are struggling with … Read more
The latest UK inflation figures, published at the end of May 2024, saw the official rate of price increase fall to 2.3%, not far from the Bank of England’s target level of 2%. Jeremy Hunt, the chancellor of the exchequer, said the figures were encouraging. Later that day, the prime minister was apparently so encouraged … Read more
Photo 114782479 © Oana Ungureanu | Dreamstime.com By Gavin van Marle 29/05/2024 It was just over a month ago that shippers began to realize that a significant disruption was in the Asia-Northern Europe trade route – a sudden increase in demand led to tight space, combined with the start of growth in fast spot rates. … Read more