Tag Archives: Europe
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Five countries shaking up tax reporting
Meet the pioneering nations leading the push to electronic invoicing
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Porto: a masterclass in city branding
Eduardo Aires, the man behind the rebranding campaign for Portugal’s second city, explores the importance of messaging and visual identity
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How Stockholm is leading the way for smart cities
‘Being smart is about working in a smarter way with different partners and empowering citizens’
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Fighting the meme ban to protect internet freedom
As the law plays catch-up with the digital revolution, experts have raised concerns over impending copyright rules and their potential impact on sharing information online
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How Brexit will impact the fight against corrupt wealth
Experts fear losing access to EU registers on crime and criminal intelligence could undermine the work of anti-money laundering initiatives in a post-Brexit UK
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Why the patents system needs a revamp
Lack of a universal patent system to protect intellectual property leaves innovating companies open to potentially ruinous infringements
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EU ruling on gene-edited foods is holding us back
Gene-edited food has the potential to feed the world’s hungry, but may be blocked in the European Union
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Including general counsel could prevent scandal
Danske Bank of Denmark announced last month that more than €200 billion in laundered, illegal money had passed through its Estonia branch’s coffers