Labour Ministers Ease Up on Enforcing Three-Day Office Week for Civil Servants
Labour ministers are quietly stepping away from enforcing the previous government’s policy that civil servants must be in the office at least three days a week. While the rule, introduced under the Conservatives, remains technically in place, ministers have indicated they
Tesco may use AI and Clubcard data to nudge shoppers towards healthier choices
Tesco, the UK’s largest supermarket chain, may soon use artificial intelligence (AI) and data from its Clubcard loyalty scheme to nudge shoppers toward healthier food choices, according to CEO Ken Murphy. The move, designed to encourage healthier diets, could see customers
PBBM reiterates commitment to transparent, transformative leadership through PFM Reform Roadmap 2024-2028
President Ferdinand R. Marcos, Jr. reaffirmed the administration’s commitment to transparent and transformative leadership as he led the Ceremonial Endorsement of the Public Financial Management (PFM) Reforms Roadmap 2024-2028 in Malacañan Palace. “With this roadmap, we give a clear mandate of
Common pet policies of Manila malls
Malls are a go-to place for pets and their fur parents in the Philippines, a country where – per Statista in August 2024 – 6.6% of households own a cat and over 11 million people have a dog. Here are the
ACG at 13: Driving global advocacy and thought leadership
On Sept. 18, the Asian Consulting Group (ACG) will celebrate its 13th anniversary, reflecting on its growth, innovation, and commitment to global tax reform.Headed by its Chief Tax Advocate and Senior Advisor Mon Abrea, ACG has achieved many things throughout