Crafting a True Community Brand: The Key to Genuine Customer Loyalty and High Engagement In the fast-paced world of fashion, where trends come and go in the blink of an eye, the concept of community brands has taken center stage. But what does it really mean to be a true community brand? In a landscape […]
NGOs File Complaint Against EU Moves to Water Down Sustainability Regulations
NGOs Challenge EU’s Rollback of Sustainability Regulations: A Call for Transparency and Accountability A coalition of nonprofits has recently taken a bold step by filing a complaint with the European Ombudsman. Their grievance? The European Union’s concerning trend of watering down sustainability regulations. The move, according to the NGOs, is not only undemocratic but also […]
EU plans new law to tackle online consumer manipulation
EU Introduces New Law to Combat Online Consumer Manipulation The European Union is taking a significant step towards safeguarding consumer rights in the digital age with the introduction of a new law aimed at addressing online consumer manipulation. The legislation is designed to target unethical digital practices such as dark patterns, personalised pricing, and addictive […]
US Fashion Lobby Warns Trump Cuts Threaten Key Supply-Chain Programmes
US Fashion Lobby Warns Trump Cuts Threaten Key Supply-Chain Programmes The US fashion industry is facing a critical threat as the Trump administration announces cuts to key supply-chain programs aimed at combating child labor, forced labor, and human trafficking overseas. With the Labor Department slashing over $500 million in funding for these vital initiatives, the […]
Indian court rules against Amazon in major trademark dispute
Indian Court Rules Against Amazon in Major Trademark Dispute In a significant turn of events, an Indian court has ruled against retail giant Amazon in a major trademark dispute. The case sheds light on the contentious issue of intellectual property rights and the dominance of e-commerce behemoths in the global marketplace. Critics have long accused […]
Google settles tax dispute in Italy for 326 million euros
Google Settles Tax Dispute in Italy for 326 Million Euros Tech giant Google recently reached a settlement in Italy, putting an end to a long-standing tax dispute. The company agreed to pay a hefty sum of 326 million euros following allegations of tax evasion in the European country. This legal case sheds light on the […]
Microsoft offers price change to avoid EU antitrust fine
Microsoft Adapts Office Pricing to Navigate EU Antitrust Investigation In the realm of technology, the constant tug-of-war between innovation and regulation is a well-known narrative. One such saga is currently unfolding between the European Union and tech behemoth Microsoft. The US-based company recently made headlines by adjusting its Office pricing strategy in response to mounting […]