Greece saw 2025 revenue rise; land-based dominant says EEEP
The increase was driven by continued growth in the online gambling sector. On Tuesday, in its published annual…
How Recruiters Help Advisors Navigate Information Overload
There was a time when one of the greatest advantages a recruiter could offer was access to information.…
Surplus food startup Refreshi reaches 700-store milestone
South African surplus food startup Refreshi has expanded from 35 partner stores to 700 nationwide in just over…
Cork man appointed director of Europe’s cyber security body
Cork man and Cyber Ireland cluster manager Eoin Byrne has been appointed to the board of directors of…
British Pound pulls back as solid US data revives the Greenback
The Pound Sterling trims some of its Wednesday gains versus the US Dollar, down by over 0.48% following…
More South Africans are planning for retirement but affordability remains a hurdle
JOHANNESBURG – More South Africans are planning for retirement, with many worrying they won’t have enough to retire comfortably.…
Is your startup ready to go global? Apply to be featured on Going Global
Every year, hundreds of Israeli startups launch with the ambition of changing industries, solving global challenges and becoming…
Iran war leaves European airlines ready for a shakeout
As renewed conflict in the Gulf drives up oil prices, airline investors and industry executives see mounting signs…
Ex-World Bank official warns to diversify away from US markets, people ‘will suffer’
A coordinated push towards global market diversification is urgently needed to shield savers from a potentially dangerous valuation…
People Moves: Modera Hires State Street Alum as CIO
Modera Wealth Management, a Westwood, N.J.-based registered investment advisor overseeing $17.5 billion in assets, appointed Gaurav Mallik as…
Australian startups can turn VC funding into decacorns
Published on July 15, 2026 Opinion: Australian startups turn modest venture capital funding into global companies more efficiently…
Recruitment blunder ‘seemed avoidable’ and likely to damage reputation, Publicjobs says – The Irish Times
Publicjobs, the public sector jobs platform, said a recruitment blunder that saw more than 12,500 job applicants issued…