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The budget will need to focus on fiscal consolidation while maintaining capex and welfare spending

However, it was noted that SMEs often struggle to enter new markets

"SMEs have played a significant role in the creation of economic wealth, jobs and social cohesion. We entrepreneurs hear the ambitious objectives for social Europe and whilst reaffirming our support, we call for a serious commitment from the European Commission and the Member States to re-create a positive economic spiral on our continent, and show that Europe is a continent where business and social standards go hand in hand", stated SMEunited President Petri Salminen at the Val Duche...

Exports of Korean small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) retreated for the second consecutive year last year, due to reduced outbound shipments to China, data showed Tuesday.

Channel 4 and Lloyds Bank are funding free TV adverts to highlight the work of successful Black business owners. Will this benefit the wider community of Black owners

Naohiro Yashiro is specially appointed Professor at Showa Women’s University. Yashiro’s notable contributions span various fields, including labour economics, social security and the Japanese economy. As former president of the Japan Center for Economic Research and a member of influential advisory boards such as the Regulatory Reform Committee and the Council of Economic and Fiscal Policy, Yashiro has played a key role in shaping economic policies in Japan. Yashiro’s research, published i...

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PETALING JAYA: The MCA has raised concerns over the progressive wage policy, citing potential imbalances, employee dissatisfaction and increased competition among small and medium enterprises (SMEs).

MSME Payment Rule: The central government has implemented a new rule for assessment year 2024-25 under which buyers must pay for goods bought from MSMEs within 45 days of delivery and clear all dues to MSMEs before March 31, 2024. This rule has led to many cancelled orders and uncertainty in the market.

Workers in Kenya will now access their hard earned wages before their payday in a new move aimed at tackling the pressing issue of employee financial stress.