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Identifying Industries Where E&O Insurance Is Commonly Required

In the dynamic realm of professional services, the pursuit of excellence often coexists with the inherent risk of errors and omissions (E&O). The consequences of a misstep can be far-reaching, from legal challenges to financial setbacks and damaged reputations.

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White House Reportedly to Redouble Measures to Strengthen Supply Chains

The media reports that this week the administration of the President of the United States Joe Biden will double measures aimed at strengthening the supply chain.

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HSBC Customers Face Mobile Banking Outage

In the UK, thousands of HSBC customers are faced with the problem of accessing online banking and mobile banking services.

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Renting vs Owning: When Renting a House May Be Better Than Buying One?

Owning a beautiful house with a white picket fence is an essential part of many people’s dream lives. Will the picture perfect of middle-class suburban life break down to pieces if you rent a house instead of buying one? Not exactly. In many cases, renting a house actually makes more sense than owning the same […]

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Russia’s Sanctioned Sovcombank Applies for US Licence to Make UN Climate Payments

Sovcombank, one of Russia’s major financial institutions, sanctioned by the US, UK and EU, has applied to the US Treasury for a licence to make membership payments to a United Nations climate funding programme.

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Swedbank Robur Launches Two Climate Funds

Swedbank Robur, as part of the implementation of its strategy of activities related to rolling out projects aimed at protecting the environment, is launching two new funds specializing in climate and climate bonds.

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UK Government to Consider Sale Stake in NatWest

Jeremy Hunt, the chancellor of the exchequer, said that the Government of the United Kingdom will explore the possibility of selling its stake in NatWest Group and has intentions to offer the shares to the public if the appropriate decision is made.

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Chinese Zhongzhi Enterprise Group Says About Its Huge Debt

The largest Chinese asset management company Zhongzhi Enterprise Group (ZEG) has informed investors that it is no longer able to pay its bills.

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White House Gives $50 Million to Small Businesses

The Administration of the President of the United States Joe Biden announced the provision of new financial assistance to those representatives of the small business sector who are in an underserved area.

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Standard Chartered Reduces Its Investments in Government Securities of Kenya

Standard Chartered Bank Kenya Ltd. has reduced the volume of its financial injections in government securities of this East African country by 52% during the period when investment activity allows for significant profits.

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Jeremy Hunt Says About Downgrade of UK Growth Forecast

The chancellor of the exchequer Jeremy Hunt announced a deterioration in the forecast of economic growth in the UK.

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Uncovering the Latest Trends in Restaurant Concept Development

The restaurant industry has always been competitive and ever-changing. With new technological advancements and evolving consumer preferences, the industry is experiencing a considerable shift in concept development. In owner reviews, we have seen increased consumer demand for various restaurant concepts that emphasize particular themes, cuisines, or experiences. This blog post aims to uncover the latest restaurant […]

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German Budget Crisis Worsens

The German leadership decided on an emergency spending freeze against the background of the decision of the country’s top court, which aggravated the already existing budget crisis, which became a kind of shock factor for Europe’s largest economy.

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Citigroup Launches Restructuring

Citigroup has started operations as part of the next stage of its organizational change plan.

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Janet Yellen Says About US Considerable Progress in Reducing Inflation

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said on Monday, November 20, that the United States is making significant progress as part of efforts to reduce the inflation rate in this country.

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Alibaba Loses $20 Billion in Market Value

Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba has lost $20 billion in market capitalization after it became known that this company will no longer spin-off and list its cloud computing business as a separate functional unit.

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