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Portland food
fromSan Jose Spotlight
3 days ago

San Jose eyes reviving outdoor dining program - San Jose Spotlight

San Jose councilmembers are pushing to revive and make the Al Fresco outdoor dining program permanent to reduce regulatory barriers for businesses.
London food
fromCN Traveller
5 days ago

Lights out in Cairo - what Egypt's new 9pm closing rules mean for travellers

Egypt has mandated early closing times for most businesses to conserve energy amid rising fuel costs and inflation.
US politics
fromBloombergtax
7 months ago

Maryland Ad Tax Provision Falls to First Amendment Challenge (1)

Maryland's digital advertising tax disclosure restriction is unconstitutional, allowing businesses to inform customers about the tax.
fromwww.npr.org
8 months ago

Drones delivering coffee? Trump administration wants more companies using UAVs

The Trump administration wants to make it easier for companies to use drones for business from delivering coffee to inspecting power lines to working on farms.
US news
San Francisco
fromMission Local
8 months ago

S.F. plan would make it easier to break up big retail spaces. Merchant groups aren't happy.

Removing hard caps on storefront sizes may benefit larger businesses but poses risks of displacing small businesses in San Francisco neighborhoods.
San Francisco
fromSan Jose Spotlight
8 months ago

Downtown San Jose nightclubs operating without permits - San Jose Spotlight

Politically-connected nightlife venues in San Jose are operating without necessary permits, circumventing regulations and inciting frustration among law-abiding local entrepreneurs.
Brooklyn
fromNews 12 - Default
9 months ago

New outdoor dining rules costing Brooklyn restaurants more than usual

New regulations have significantly burdened restaurant owners, transforming initial outdoor dining benefits into financial strains.
Chicago
fromChicago Tribune
2 years ago

Editorial: 'Rules for thee but not for me'? Cook County government hypocrisy becomes all too clear around paid leave.

Chicago's paid-time-off requirements are among the strictest in the nation, causing concerns among local businesses.
Portland food
fromAustin Monitor
10 months ago

Austin food trucks no longer have to move trailers for health and safety inspections - Austin Monitor

Austin's new inspection program allows food trucks to undergo on-site inspections, reducing costs and operational interruptions.
fromTheregister
10 months ago

Aussie law makes big firms report ransom payments

Australia's new Cyber Security Bill 2024 mandates that large companies must report ransomware payments to the government within 72 hours to combat rising cybercrime.
Information security
fromBusiness Insider
11 months ago

Texas is on the verge of handing Tesla and other big businesses a major win

Critics argue the bills could gut minority shareholder rights, transforming Texas into a haven for powerful corporate officers like Elon Musk, giving them unchecked control.
Silicon Valley
fromThe Local France
11 months ago

VAT changes for self-employed in France postponed until 2026

The proposed reform does not meet with unanimous approval, either for or against. The government has taken the decision to suspend the implementation of the reform.
France politics
fromNew York Post
11 months ago

Hochul's 'common sense' push to close labor law loophole facing resistance as budget talks drag on

"Here's a common sense measure that would help businesses that are being unfairly targeted by trial lawyers for nothing more than an honest mistake by a business," Paul Zuber, executive vice president of the Business Council of New York told The Post.
NYC politics
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