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Canada’s new program to lure digital nomads: Will it work?

Canada is planning to launch a new program to attract digital nomads, or location-independent workers who use technology to do their jobs remotely, travelling to different countries for brief periods. The program is part of the government’s Tech Talent Strategy, which aims to fill in-demand jobs and attract the skills and business talent to create the jobs of tomorrow. What is the digital nomad program? Under current Canadian immigration rules,…

Deluxe Business Solution Offers Easy and Affordable Hong Kong Company Formation Services

Hong Kong: A Strategic Choice for Global Businesses Hong Kong is one of the most attractive destinations for entrepreneurs and small businesses seeking to expand their operations in Asia. With its low corporate tax rates, no value-added tax, and open access to the Chinese market, Hong Kong offers a competitive edge for businesses looking to establish a presence in the region. According to data from the Hong Kong government, the…

BWI Business District mourns the loss of Lou Zagarino, a visionary leader and entrepreneur

The BWI Business District, a thriving economic hub in Maryland, is saddened by the passing of Lou Zagarino, a pioneer and icon who contributed immensely to the development and growth of the area. Zagarino, who was 73 years old, died on September 12, 2023, after a long battle with cancer. A legacy of innovation and service Zagarino was a visionary entrepreneur who founded several successful businesses in the BWI Business…

How Small Businesses Can Lead the Way in Building a Sustainable Future

Small businesses are often seen as the backbone of the economy, providing jobs, innovation and growth. But they can also play a vital role in creating a more sustainable future for the planet and society. In this article, we will explore how small businesses can adopt sustainable practices and benefit from them. What is a sustainable business? A sustainable business is one that meets the needs of its customers, employees…

Business Leader: The go-to resource for UK entrepreneurs and professionals

Business Leader is a bi-monthly print magazine and online platform that provides the latest news, insights, and trends for the UK’s most successful entrepreneurs and professionals. Whether you are looking for advice on how to grow your business, access funding, or learn from the best in your industry, Business Leader has something for you. What makes Business Leader different? Business Leader is not just another business magazine. It is a…

Salesforce Aims for Artificial General Intelligence in Business: CEO Marc Benioff

Salesforce, the leading CRM and cloud software company, has announced its ambitious vision to achieve artificial general intelligence (AGI) for business, according to its founder, CEO and chairman Marc Benioff. Benioff shared his views on the future of AI and its impact on the enterprise world at the company’s annual Dreamforce conference, which he claimed to be the world’s largest AI event. What is AGI and why does it matter?…

Why Learning by Working is the Future of Education

The rise of work-based learning programs Learning by working is not a new concept, but it is gaining more popularity and recognition in the current education landscape. Work-based learning programs, such as apprenticeships, internships, co-ops, and dual enrollment, allow students to gain hands-on experience in their chosen fields while earning academic credits and credentials. These programs also help students develop essential skills such as communication, teamwork, problem-solving, and adaptability that…

Small Businesses Struggle to Get Loans from Big Banks as Credit Crunch Worsens

Small businesses in the US are facing a tough time securing loans from big banks as the credit crunch worsens. According to the latest Biz2Credit Small Business Lending Index, loan approval percentages at big banks ($10 billion+ in assets) fell from 13.3% in July to 13.2% in August, a nearly two percent drop from August 2022, when approvals were at 15.1%. This is the 15th consecutive month of decline in…

Estonian PM faces backlash over spouse’s Russian business ties

Kallas denies conflict of interest Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas has defended herself against accusations of having a conflict of interest due to her spouse’s alleged Russian business links. Kallas, who has been a vocal supporter of Ukraine and a critic of the Kremlin, said the controversy was a “witch-hunt” by her political opponents who are calling for her resignation. Kallas’s husband, Arvo Hallik, is a part-owner of Stark Logistics,…

Police and RSPCA raid suspected dog fighting ring in Birmingham

Two men arrested and five dogs seized from a property in Saltley The police and the RSPCA have carried out a joint operation to crack down on a suspected dog fighting ring in Birmingham. Two men, aged 30 and 32, were arrested and five dogs were seized from a property in Saltley on Tuesday. The dogs are believed to be of the bully type, which are often used for illegal…