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Member News
07
Jun
By Kari Honkaniemi | BOS Container USA, LLC
For three years in a row BOS Container USA has won Inside Self-Storage's award for Best of Business in the category of Most Innovative Product. We are running to make it for the fourth time in a row and hope to count on your votes.
We are again nominated for Best of Business in two following categories:
Best Portable-Storage Unit
Most Innovative Product
You can cast your votes here.
Thank you for your support!
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Best regards, Kari
Kari Honkaniemi &...
06
Jun
By Justin T. Tarka (London) | Ogletree Deakins
With the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), the European Union’s new privacy law having come into effect on 25 May 2018, thousands of companies have been flooding inboxes in recent weeks with emails asking for consent from recipients, seemingly to comply with the GDPR.
While it is probably reassuring to hear from those that hold particularly sensitive information—banks, for example—perhaps less welcome are emails from companies with whom email recipients may have had merely occasional contact,...
05
Jun
On June 4th, TD launched the TD Ready Challenge, an annual North American initiative that has ten $1 million (CDN) grants available to help catalyze innovative solutions for a changing world.
The announcement follows the recent launch of The Ready Commitment, a multi-year program targeting CDN $1 billion (US $775 million) in total by 2030 towards community giving.
The TD Ready Challenge will address the four areas identified within The Ready Commitment as critical to building an inclusive future – Financial Security, a more Vibrant Planet, Connected Communities...
05
Jun
By Sebastian Janka and Sarah Blazek | Noerr
A recent ruling by the European Court of Justice (ECJ) on 10 April 2018 highlights the serious consequences for natural persons of participating in anticompetitive agreements. According to the decision, it is compatible with EU law for EU Member States to extradite citizens of other EU Member States to third countries such as the United States.
This applies even if national constitutional law blocks the extradition of that country’s nationals. Such an extradition does not constitute discrimination,...
05
Jun
Tradewind has announced the closing of a $1 million post shipment finance facility for an international trading company based in China that specializes in the import and export of auto parts.
Through its arrangement with Tradewind, the company received the liquidity it needed to support both open account terms requested by its overseas buyers and payment before delivery sought out by its suppliers. The company sells mostly to customers in Europe and the US and, with Tradewind’s assistance, was able...
05
Jun
by Len Adams, C.P.C., President and Chief Executive Officer | ACG Resources
with Comments by Dr Philip Wegner Expertalis, Germany
Whether your business is small (and seeking start up staff) or large (and seeking to replace key executives), there are many methods of identifying and attracting qualified staff, including running ads, Web postings on the company web site, job boards, Linked In, Utilizing Internal recruiting staff, asking for recommendations from existing staff, "networking," or just depending word of mouth candidates.
All of...
05
Jun
A short supplement by Dr. Philip Wenger, Managing Partner of expertalis GmbH, FMA Member of the Board:
A lot of US-facts mentioned by my dear FMA Partner Len Adams, also correspondent to the German market. To summarize:
The labor market: extremely tight. Almost full employment nationwide, especially in the south and in the disciplines of Engineering (machinery, electronics), IT, Tax and Sales as well as specialists from all disciplines. As a result of this all of the best candidates are already...
04
Jun
June 2018 FX Outlook
The USD made strong gains against most currencies in May, though it fell back against the JPY as risk appetite weakened sharply at the end of the month. Italian political concerns dominated the second half of May, but USD strength was already well entrenched as widening yield spreads, fading concerns about trade tensions and optimism around Korea initially all helped to support the USD. Although China trade tensions returned at the end of the month...
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