As we tick into 2025, more members of Generation Beta are making their presence felt, and they’re expected to rewrite the business playbook. Born into a world of AI, climate challenges, and post-pandemic realities, these future leaders demand smarter tech, greener economies, and businesses that adapt—or perish. Are we ready for a generation that’s not just living in the future but shaping it? Take a look at this report for more...

Will Businesses Adapts To Generation Beta's Needs?

Explained: Why foreign businesses are pulling out money from China at such a fast rate?

Valentine's Day 2023: A day for businesses to make 'money' their 'honey'

Business houses bat for disclosure of their environmental impact by 2030

Watch: 'Two O’Clock Rock' burglar wanted in US for robbing over 60 businesses

Omicron brings new round of foreboding for British businesses

Difficulties are coming of all sorts for the United Kingdom, first came Brexit then the pandemic. The chicken farmers in the UK are also being heavily affected. There's been a major cutting output and substantial increase in wages. The increase in food prices will surely follow.

United Kingdom: Businesses urge govt to temporarily ease visa rules

In Ireland, thousands of businesses reopen for first time in over 18 months  

Businesses in Portland, Oregon, close early amid scorching heat

Watchdog warns businesses over ‘no jab, no job’ policies in UK 

Counting the costs: South African businesses feeling the pain of unrest

Businesses, US legislators fume as Canada extends travel ban; Trudeau stands firm

British carmaker McLaren is seeking alternatives to existing Chinese suppliers to handle the impact of the coronavirus outbreak, which has already halted production at other manufacturing sites around the world.

UK carmakers look to Chinese supply alternatives to handle virus impact

As per the proposal, consumers paying through the digital mode would be offered a discount over the MRP

In digital push, government plans cashback to businesses, discount to consumers

This relaxation will give an opportunity to businesses to claim tax credit correctly by rectifying the mistakes made initially while computing GST liability.

Government relaxes norms for rectification of returns under GST

It seems WhatsApp now plans to make money from its massively popular service

WhatsApp is testing new feature to let businesses talk directly to users

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