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Online retail giant ASOS to pay back furlough cash (£1.8m) to government

Asos announced that would be returning the cash it received under the government's furlough scheme as it released trading statement. In a statement issued online, the company revealed that it’s able to make the payments thanks to ”a steady improvement in sales”. Active customer base increased to 23m, +16% year on year, with particularly strong growth in new international ...

Most Commodity Prices to Drop in 2020 As Coronavirus Depresses Demand and Disrupts Supply

The FINANCIAL – The global economic shock of the COVID-19 pandemic has driven most commodity prices down and is expected to result in substantially lower prices over 2020, the World Bank said in ...

ICC supports UN call to include displaced people in COVID-19 response

The FINANCIAL -- ICC said it support a call from the United Nations High Commission for Refugees (UNHCR) to prevent further spread of COVID-19 to the world’s most vulnerable communities and to ...

How is Norway’s entertainment scene holding up amidst the Pandemic?

The Scandinavian countries have been known to approach most global cases a little differently, and while in most scenarios this would not be something for others to worry about, as the Pandemic is ...

Popular Board Games That Have Migrated Online

Pixabay Over the past few weeks, people across the world have been turning to new and inventive ways to connect with each other. Whether it is video conferencing, live streaming or just online ...

UK Gaming Industry Bringing Strong Economic Growth

To say that the gaming industry in the UK is booming would be an understatement. The country is increasingly becoming known as fertile ground for innovative games and entrepreneurial developers to ...

Remote working doesn’t need to affect innovation, new research reveals

The FINANCIAL -- Employees that work from home are unlikely to be less innovative, according to new research by the University of Cologne and the Leibniz University Hannover. The study, conducted by ...

ICC Georgia Said COVID-19 Regulations for Businesses Are Useless

The FINANCIAL -- “The International Chamber of Commerce cannot support nor endorse policed regulations for businesses”, Fady Asly, President of ICC Georgia stated in open letter sent to members ...

Corporate Call to Action – Supply Chain Leadership during COVID-19

(ICC statement) As the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic continues to threaten lives and livelihoods, some of the most severe economic impacts are being felt by micro-, small-, and medium sized ...

ICC releases set of tax measures to save small businesses in response to COVID-19

The International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) has released a set of tax measures to support business continuity and minimise economic disruption caused by ...

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Most Commodity Prices to Drop in 2020 As Coronavirus Depresses Demand and Disrupts Supply

ICC supports UN call to include displaced people in COVID-19 response

How is Norway’s entertainment scene holding up amidst the Pandemic?

Popular Board Games That Have Migrated Online

UK Gaming Industry Bringing Strong Economic Growth

Remote working doesn’t need to affect innovation, new research reveals

ICC Georgia Said COVID-19 Regulations for Businesses Are Useless

Corporate Call to Action – Supply Chain Leadership during COVID-19

ICC releases set of tax measures to save small businesses in response to COVID-19

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