The Credit Suisse banking group has decided to sell part of its business in the area of trusts in subsidiaries located in the Bahamas, Guernsey and Lietchestein.
The decision was made known on Tuesday through a statement that clearly expresses Credit Suisse's desire to detach itself from the…
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Turkey receives observer status in the Andean Community of Nations
Turkey is now a member of the ACN as an observer. The status was recently granted to him, and welcomed by his representatives, who have indicated that the decision will allow expanding cooperation with the countries of the region.
"Within…
Chile rejects the new constitution
The Electoral Service of Chile (Servel) reported that, according to preliminary data, the rejection of the referendum of the draft of a new Constitution was imposed with a large majority.
Voters responded to this question: "Do you approve…
Snapchat will cut 20 % of its workforce to save costs
Snapchat announced this week a 20 % reduction in its workforce, of approximately 6,400 workers. The measure seeks to reduce costs and address poor performance during the current quarter.
In statements to Bloomberg, the platform indicated…
EU Union reinforces its digital scope with the opening of an office in San Francisco
The European Union has announced the inauguration of a new diplomatic office in San Francisco, in the state of California, in a clear commitment to digital cooperation with the United States.
"The opening of the office in San Francisco…
The Netherlands will raise the minimum wage in 2023
The Government of the Netherlands announced that a 10 % increase in the minimum wage is planned for 2023.
The measure, which will be accompanied by the injection of some 15,000 million euros, aims to deal with the effects of inflation, as…
Eurozone faces a moderate recession
The economy of the Eurozone is facing a slowdown after the strong rebound in growth experienced, which could even become a "moderate recession", but far from a crisis scenario like that of 2008, according to the chief economist of the…
Spain had more than 300 thousand computer crimes in 2021
Spain registered more than 305,000 computer crimes in 2021, which is 6.1% more than the data registered in the previous year, according to the Criminality Statistical System (SEC).
This is one of the conclusions recently reached by the…
Venezuelans must apply for a stamped visa to enter Panama
Panama established new rules for the entry of Venezuelan citizens to the territory from this August 24, through Decree number 77 that establishes the requirement of Stamped Visa.
The Decree was published in the Official Gazette number…
United States authorities want to control NFTs to prevent electronic fraud
Amid the indictment of a former OpenSea employee for alleged insider trading, US authorities are seeking ways to establish controls over NFTs. For this, they want to classify them as values.
Recently, during a presentation before the court…
Maduro made economic announcements for Venezuela
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro made a series of economic announcements this week, highlighting the creation of a possible cooperation agreement between the country and Colombia.
During the National Council of Productive Economy, the…
Greece welcomes the end of enhanced economic supervision from Brussels
Greece has formally left this Saturday the reinforced surveillance that the European Commission has maintained for years to supervise the reforms adopted after the rescue plan, "a historic day" in the words of Prime Minister Kyiriakos…