Schools remain open, most shops close, home office recommended. 24. Nov 2021 at 18:20 I Modified at at 19:15 Compiled by Spectator A two-week lockdown for everybody and a 90-day national emergency – this is the result of the November 24 cabinet session. Schools should remain open, but schoolchildren will have to be regularly tested. Moreover, schoolchildren…
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Death, Taxes, and Changes to the Procurement Law Around this time last year, the year before that and the year before that, we published three articles about changes to the system of remedies under the Slovak procurement law. Old habits die hard, so not even a full year has gone by and the procurement rules…
PRESS RELEASE Bratislava/Prague, 4 November 2021 – Czech and Slovak investors, company founders and entrepreneurs will meet to discuss and share their experience with growth capital and its impact on the value of companies. The first Crowdberry Forum is to be held on 23 November 2021 in the form of virtual conference and the program…
CTP is a full-service developer and manager of high-tech customised industrial and logistics parks. Our portfolio spans 6.6 million m² of leasable space, making us the market leader in CEE and a top five developer in Europe. Our tenant network encompasses over 700 local and global companies, from a dynamic assortment of sectors, namely manufacturing,…
William Bain, Head of Trade Policy at the BCC, said: “Business has been pointing out the daily difficulties firms, large and small, have had with the new trading terms for EU exports since they started on 1 January. “Many have found themselves wrestling with issues around VAT, export health certificates, and origin certification for the first time. “The Chambers Network and ChamberCustoms were ready on day one…
Shevaun Haviland, Director General of the British Chambers of Commerce, said: “The Leader of the Opposition is right to focus on business conditions that would help small and medium-sized firms. Businesses will welcome the focus on digital skills, investment in R&D and the need to make Brexit work. However, despite the warm rhetoric, what firms really need are concrete, costed proposals and meaningful detail on delivery.” On Skills: “The…
SmartHead to represent sustainable innovations at EXPO 2020 in Dubai After last year’s postponement, EXPO 2020 officially began on October 1st. This time, in exotic Dubai. With its solution – the digital Sustainability Profile – SmartHead will represent innovations in the field of digitisation of corporate sustainability. The company’s SaaS product fits perfectly into the…
UK business investment is expected to decline this year despite the prospect of record economic growth, according to the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) economic forecast. The leading business group predicts UK GDP growth for 2021 of 7.1%, which, if realised, would be the strongest outturn since official records began in 1949.1 Following robust GDP growth…
Commenting on ONS GDP figures for Q2 2021, published today, Suren Thiru, Head of Economics at the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC), said: “The latest data confirms a robust rebound in output in the second quarter as the UK economy unlocked and restrictions eased. “The increase in output in the second quarter largely reflected a striking rise in household spending…
