Author: Wulan Puspita
Business Interruption Claims Surge to €850,000 Average
By Wulan Puspita October 8, 2026
Business interruption claims average €850,000, a 30% increase, surpassing property damage claims by 70%, Allianz Commercial reports.
EU cyber reporting reforms face setback
By Wulan Puspita October 6, 2026
EU cyber reporting reforms face setback as Digital Omnibus is divided into separate packages, potentially complicating compliance for firms.
Brampton Manager Earns Certified Trade Professional Designation
By Wulan Puspita October 3, 2026
Erica Henry-Jackman has earned the Certified International Trade Professional (CITP®) designation while serving as Manager of Investment Attraction and.
Warehouse Theft Surges as Cyber Threats Grow
By Wulan Puspita October 1, 2026
Warehouse theft is soaring as cyber threats target warehouses, with North American losses hitting $725 million in 2025, a 60% jump from the prior year.
Avani Cognition founder earns trade credential
By Wulan Puspita September 24, 2026
Avani Cognition founder earns prestigious CITP|FIBP trade credential, supporting trust in international trade.
NATO Flags Suwałki Gap as Critical Vulnerable Corridor
By Wulan Puspita September 21, 2026
The NATO-flagged Suwałki Gap, a 65-100 km corridor between Poland and Lithuania, is the alliance’s most vulnerable route for reinforcing the Baltic states.
Europe’s patchwork fuel subsidies ease soaring prices
By Wulan Puspita September 18, 2026
Europe’s patchwork fuel subsidies aim to ease record-high diesel and petrol costs driven by Middle East conflict disruptions, with France targeting key sectors
Malaysian Firms to Invest $1.2 Million in Digitec Platform
By Wulan Puspita September 16, 2026
Malaysian firms invest $1.2 million in Digitec platform to expand private credit services. Crewstone and MBC lead the co-investment agreement.
Tencent-backed Enflame shares triple on Shanghai debut
By Wulan Puspita September 11, 2026
Enflame IPO fuels a 200% jump as the AI chipmaker lists on Shanghai’s STAR Market, soaring from 410 to 475 yuan and raising 6.12 billion yuan.
First half beats yearly startup funding in China
By Wulan Puspita September 10, 2026
Startup funding China surged to $46.8 billion in the first half of 2026, beating the full‑year total for 2025 and marking five straight quarters of growth.