Regulation comes into force that forces businesses to accept electronic payments

Regulation comes into force that forces businesses to accept electronic payments

As of December 2, a new regulation of the Ministry of Internal Trade (MINCIN) in Cuba came into force. The measure, published in the Cuban Gazette as Resolution 93/2023, was published a month ago and establishes a new requirement for companies that want to register in the Central Commercial Registry and are obliged to implement … Read more

Normal with big investment: Opens 15 new stores

Normal with big investment: Opens 15 new stores

Normal has opened stores at a breakneck pace in 2023. – Pre-Christmas shopping is always busy in a positive way for the stores. We have the final push with two store openings this week and one next week before the New Year, says Normal manager Thomas Harsvik to Nettavisen. On Wednesday this week, a shop … Read more

Revitalizing Sarcelles Village Market: Newly Renovated Hall Seeks to Attract and Retain Merchants

Revitalizing Sarcelles Village Market: Newly Renovated Hall Seeks to Attract and Retain Merchants

Brand new flooring and lighting. Colorful pennants on redesigned stands. This Saturday morning in Sarcelles (Val-d’Oise), it’s market day under the newly renovated Village hall. Renovation of the roof, toilets, compliance of electrical and hydraulic installations, modernization of shops, spaces, etc. Nearly one million euros were invested by the municipality. With a clear desire: to … Read more

The Rise of Buy Now, Pay Later: A Concerning Trend for Generation Z

The Rise of Buy Now, Pay Later: A Concerning Trend for Generation Z

Bloomberg Opinion — As Generation Z entered adulthood, studies emerged claiming they were the generation with the lowest levels of credit card debt. Of course they were: They couldn’t easily access credit cards. The Credit Card Accountability and Disclosure (CARD) Act of 2009 made it significantly more difficult for college-age consumers to obtain a credit … Read more

dm Bulgaria’s Growth: Increase in Customers, Stores, and Turnover

dm Bulgaria’s Growth: Increase in Customers, Stores, and Turnover

The number of customers of dm Bulgaria grew by 29% for the period October 2022-September 2023 for all points of sale in this period – 109 physical stores and the online store, which was opened a year ago. The main contribution to the increase in the number of customers is due to physical stores, where … Read more

MN24: Your Source for Regional Economic News and Good Press Etiquette

MN24: Your Source for Regional Economic News and Good Press Etiquette

MN24 works after Be Careful poster rules for good press etiquette. See also Editorial responsibility. MN24 is not responsible for content on external websites to which links are made. All content is copyright 2023 © MN24. Midtnorsk Næringsliv – MN24 – is the region’s own website for news about the economy, business and innovation in … Read more

Australia Prepares for a Cashless Future: Analysis and Implications

Australia Prepares for a Cashless Future: Analysis and Implications

24/09/2023 6:45 | Analysis Australia is working to increasingly eliminate cash transactions and is preparing to move to a “cashless future” that some believe could become a reality as early as the next decade. Some Australian banks are already beginning to refuse cash from their customers, and if Australians come across a branch where physical … Read more

The Most Common Insurance Claims in the Industry: Water Damage Tops the List

The Most Common Insurance Claims in the Industry: Water Damage Tops the List

The most numerous mishaps in industry correspond, as in other sectors, to damage caused by water. In Spain they added 67,922 last year, that is, one every seven minutes and 44 seconds. The cost for insurers was 90.4 million euros, at a rate of 247,751 euros each day. However, the biggest losses for insurers were … Read more

Big Sale Returns to Ajaccio: Up to 70% off on Clothing, Shoes, and More!

Big Sale Returns to Ajaccio: Up to 70% off on Clothing, Shoes, and More!

It’s a moment that many Ajacciens are looking forward to. The 11e edition of the big sale returns from Thursday to Friday in many shops in the city center. Organized by the Federation of Associations of Traders of Downtown Ajaccio (FACCA), in partnership with the City of Ajaccio and the Chamber of Commerce and Industry … Read more

New Law in Croatia: Changes to Sunday Shopping and Working Hours for Shops and Shopping Centers

New Law in Croatia: Changes to Sunday Shopping and Working Hours for Shops and Shopping Centers

From July 1 of this year, a huge change awaits Croatian businessmen. A new law will come into effect, according to which most shops must be closed on Sundays and public holidays. Tourists also have to reckon with it. It may happen that they don’t buy. But sellers can choose 16 Sundays in the year … Read more