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‘No tax on tips’ could end large-group restaurant service fees
Small Business Many restaurants may need to rethink their mandatory gratuity policies if they want this income to count as qualified tips for their workers under the new tax laws. The “no tax on tips” provision in President Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act allows certain workers to deduct up to $25,000 in “qualified tips”…
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Group’s mission to appreciate every piece of food in South West
BBC News An organisation that rescues hundreds of tonnes of surplus food from going to waste wants to expand its work. Food in Community, a Dartington-based community interest company, has been collecting unwanted and extra crops from local growers and farmers for 14 years in a bid to reduce waste and improve access to sustainably…
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One ledger or eight: the design choice that will shape cross-border money
#ledger #design #choice #shape #crossborder #money One ledger or eight: the design choice that will shape cross-border money – Central Banking Skip to main content End of drawer navigation content Two rival tokenised settlement networks have both expanded. The contest between them is not primarily about technology, and not yet about currencies. It is about…
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What boomer business owners need to know before they cash out in sale
Small Business Many baby boomers are contemplating a business sale in the years ahead, but could be setting themselves up for failure in this consequential financial liquidity event. The mechanics of preparing a business for sale are critical, but small business owners often don’t put enough thought into it. According to a recently released report from the…
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Hospital parking hike in Essex only adds stress, patients say
BBC News Rosalind Wright has had two children at Broomfield Hospital and said parking was already a “nightmare” without the cost increase. She estimated she had about 10 appointments for scans, vaccinations and blood tests, and spent between £50 to £100 to park the car. The 39-year-old described the 20 minutes of free parking “pointless”.…
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Bundesbank backs German debt brake reform
#Bundesbank #backs #German #debt #brake #reform Germany’s central bank has voiced its support for reforming the country’s self-imposed limits on government borrowing. The Deutsche Bundesbank said in a statement on March 4 that its proposal aimed to strike a balance between its commitment to “sound public finances” and meeting the financing needs of the eurozone’s largest…
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Chinese firms chase Africa’s consumers as resource investments plunge 40%
Small Business A picture taken on December 8, 2014 in Abidjan shows a Chinese shoe dealer in a transaction at Adjamene’s market. Sia Kambou | Afp | Getty Images Chinese business dealings in Africa, once dominated by state-owned enterprises, are now increasingly shifting toward consumer products from the private sector. While Africa’s faster-growing economies, such…
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South Korean shares soar after chip stock rout
BBC News Share prices jumped in South Korea on Friday, partly reversing a three-day rout that wiped hundreds of billions of dollars off the value of the country’s stock market. The benchmark Kospi index closed almost 18% higher, driven by chip makers SK Hynix and Samsung Electronics. It came after earnings updates from US technology…
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Supervision Benchmarks 2026 – executive summary
#Supervision #Benchmarks #executive #summary Supervision Benchmarks 2026 – executive summary – Central Banking Skip to main content End of drawer navigation content Benchmarking data reveals how supervisors are adopting AI and upgrading data processing The Supervision Benchmarks 2026 reveal some striking examples of how supervision is changing. Perhaps most notable is the rapid adoption of…
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Higher costs weigh on Americans’ holiday shopping plans: CNBC survey
Small Business People shop in Macy’s Herald Square ahead of Black Friday and Christmas in New York City, U.S., Nov. 24, 2025. Kylie Cooper | Reuters As many Americans continue to feel pinched by an uneven economy, new data highlight the toll of higher costs on planned shopping habits this holiday season. Nearly 80 percent…