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02
Dec
Cilcare is proud to mark a decade of groundbreaking work in hearing loss and tinnitus research. Since our founding in 2014, we have remained committed to driving scientific innovation and advancing solutions to address the global medical need for hearing health treatments. In celebration of this significant milestone, we have released a special video that highlights key achievements, the dedication of our visionary founders, and the unwavering support of our partners, scientific board members, and collaborators.
As we look ahead,...
02
Dec
The country is in the top ten for variables like bandwidth speed and use of robots in education and R&D.
Spain has climbed three places in the World Digital Competitiveness Ranking 2024, the global digital competitiveness ranking compiled by the World Competitiveness Centre (WCC) at the International Institute for Management Development (IMD), based in Switzerland. It thus regained the 28th position it occupied in 2022 out of a total of 67 countries, and obtained a score of 70.86 out of 100.
The...
02
Dec
European Parliament approves von der Leyen’s College of Commissioners
On Wednesday, 27 November, MEPs gathered for the European Parliament Plenary on the new College of Commissioners and its programme, to vote on the approval of the new college. The session began with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen’s speech thanking the outgoing College and sharing an outline of the plan for the new College.
Von der Leyen announced her plan for a Competitive Compass, built on the three pillars of...
02
Dec
Airfreight rates between Europe and the Americas have spiked in recent weeks, pushing up global air cargo prices. The main culprit seems to be reduced cargo capacity on these lanes, coupled with seasonal demand. For example, spot rates from Europe are 23% higher than they were at this time last year. Other key routes, such as Asia to the US and Europe are on the rise as well, although increases there are more moderate.
Sustainability regulations and compliance are an ongoing...
27
Nov
Executive Summary
In 2020, TABS conducted its DVITUS (Dutch Ventures in the United States) research, examining the experiences and challenges of Dutch companies expanding to the U.S. This study concluded that while success in the U.S. could be achieved relatively quickly, investment and preparation are crucial due to increasing complexities in international business.
TABS performed another research study. This time broadening the scope to include companies from Belgium and Luxembourg. This was done in collaboration with Belcham and Luxembourg Trade and...
25
Nov
Ocean shippers may face new challenges following Donald Trump’s reelection. Getting the most attention are the proposed tariffs on imports, particularly targeting China. Higher tariffs could lead to heightened front-loading of imports and higher rates. Medium- and long-term impacts on trade routes could include a growing reliance on Mexico as an alternative entry point into the US, and concerns about the general stability of global supply chains. All of which increases the importance of better supply chain planning by importers.
New...
22
Nov
Key Takeaways from the Executive Vice-President Hearings
The second, and final round of confirmation hearings for the next College of Commissioners took place on Tuesday (12 November). The six Executive Vice-President Hearings are as follows:
Kaja Kallas, Executive Vice-President for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy: Kallas pledged to work on strengthening the EU’s position in the world and safeguarding its geopolitical and economic security. Kallas has called on the EU to respond to outside threats “without losing who we are”.
Raffaele Fitto, Executive Vice-President...
22
Nov
With the festive season upon us, UK retailers are preparing to hold their ground over the Christmas period. The legacy of inflation still lingers, with the impact of previous price spikes continuing to strain consumer confidence despite inflation rates returning to more stable levels this year.
Last month's Budget compounded these challenges, announcing larger-than-expected increases to the National Living Wage and National Insurance Contributions, bringing particularly difficult news for retail, a sector relying heavily on part-time and lower-income workers.
AlixPartners’ UK Retail...
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