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We keep asking why investment hesitates and why small firms struggle to scale. Often the answer is not a lack of ideas or ambition. It is, among others, the slow grind of licensing, permitting and other regulatory requirements. These rules are designed for the public good, but they are too often implemented in ways that

Australian fintech Prospa has partnered with Qantas Business Rewards, letting eligible SMEs earn up to 500,000 points per loan. What’s happening: Australian fintech lender Prospa has partnered with Qantas Business Rewards to allow eligible small and medium business owners to earn up to 500,000 Qantas Points per loan when taking out a Prospa Small Business

The interference has scrambled the Automatic Identification Systems (AIS) that ships rely on to share their positions. That means tankers carrying hundreds of thousands of tons of oil may not know exactly where nearby vessels are – a potentially catastrophic problem in narrow waterways, where even a small navigational error...Read Entire Article...

As of January 1, 2026, the long queues at tax offices are officially a thing of the past. The Joint Tax Board (JTB), now operating alongside the Nigerian Revenue Services (NRS) has launched a unified digital portal. This new system automatically links your tax records with your National Identity Number (NIN) or your Corporate Affairs

The Pittsburgh Steelers dipped into the veteran cornerback pool once again, signing CB Tre Flowers to bolster a position group that has been stretched thin by injuries and limited depth. At 30 years old, Flowers hasn’t been a full-time starter since his rookie contract with the Seattle Seahawks back in 2020...

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Toronto GM Ross Atkins made a big splash early signing Dylan Cease, but still appears to have holes to fill in team's lineup...

For example, while high-profile banks like JPMorgan Chase and HSBC have started enforcing in-office policies, London-headquartered bank Standard Chartered is letting managers and individual employees decide how often workers are expected in the office. In July, Standard CEO Bill Winters told Bloomberg Television: We work with adults. The adults can have an adult conversation with