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In Dubai, where the average time it takes to open a business bank account is 65 days, the emirate will see that number g...
25/11/2025

In Dubai, where the average time it takes to open a business bank account is 65 days, the emirate will see that number go down to five via the Dubai Unified Licence.

In Dubai, where the average time it takes to open a business bank account is 65 days, that number go down to five via the Dubai Unified Licence.

Join the GovMedia Summit 2026 on 17 March 2026, themed “Digital Transformation and Sustainable Governance: Leading the F...
20/11/2025

Join the GovMedia Summit 2026 on 17 March 2026, themed “Digital Transformation and Sustainable Governance: Leading the Future of Public Service.”

Connect with senior officials, policy leaders, and technology partners as they explore digitalisation, sustainability, cyber-resilience, smart cities, and data-driven governance shaping the future of public service in Asia.

Register now: https://bit.ly/43A5bNW

Initiative aimed at unlocking billions of so-called impact capital.
17/11/2025

Initiative aimed at unlocking billions of so-called impact capital.

Britain's government will be partnering with businesses, social investors, and philanthropists to help tap the full potential of the so-called impact economy.

Goal is to develop next-generation sensors for industries like healthcare and transport.
12/11/2025

Goal is to develop next-generation sensors for industries like healthcare and transport.

The UK government is working to boost key sectors via quantum innovation, supporting various projects with a total of $18.4m (£14m) in funding.

Around 500 businesses to see annual savings of as much as $550m from 2026.
04/11/2025

Around 500 businesses to see annual savings of as much as $550m from 2026.

British companies from sectors like steel, chemicals, cement, glass, and paper will be getting a 90% discount on their electricity network charges.

The GovMedia Conference & Awards 2026 sets the stage for the region’s foremost gathering of trailblazing leaders driving...
03/11/2025

The GovMedia Conference & Awards 2026 sets the stage for the region’s foremost gathering of trailblazing leaders driving innovation, transformation, and excellence in governance.

Nominations open from 3 November 2025 to 20 March 2026. Showcase your achievements and join the celebration of visionary leadership shaping the future.

Discover more: https://bit.ly/49vWCXV

Put your most impactful initiatives forward and earn recognition for your excellence.

Move aimed at protecting the car sector following the firms' "unacceptable" decisions.
27/10/2025

Move aimed at protecting the car sector following the firms' "unacceptable" decisions.

In a move to "protect" Canada's auto industry, the government is reducing the annual remission quotas of General Motors and Stellantis.

Underinvestment leaves global infrastructure vulnerable to rising climate shocks, it said.
22/10/2025

Underinvestment leaves global infrastructure vulnerable to rising climate shocks, it said.

Global disaster losses could reach $2.3t a year as climate-related shocks intensify, the World Economic Forum said in a report this week.

Long-term outlook 'murky' in terms of Fed policy direction.
15/10/2025

Long-term outlook 'murky' in terms of Fed policy direction.

With the US Congress continuing to face a deadlock over funding, experts are weighing in on what a lengthy government shutdown could mean for the country.

Hong Kong’s tighter cyber law is expected to prompt insurers to reassess coverage, tighten underwriting, and push up pre...
14/10/2025

Hong Kong’s tighter cyber law is expected to prompt insurers to reassess coverage, tighten underwriting, and push up premiums.

Hong Kong’s tighter cybersecurity law is expected to prompt insurers to reassess coverage, tighten underwriting, and push up premiums, analysts said.

Higher costs and stricter claims may redefine patent applications for enterprises.
14/10/2025

Higher costs and stricter claims may redefine patent applications for enterprises.

Singapore is tightening patent rules by lowering free claim thresholds and raising fees, boosting clarity for businesses and easing risk checks for newcomers.

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