Bitcoin is shaping the future of circular economies with its role as a store of value and reserve currency. As more ...
SYSTEMS Applications and Products (SAP), German software giant has urged South African companies to tap technology as they prepare for incoming plastic legislation. The South Africa government is ...
Kubix Link and TextileGenesis: Lectra’s Solution for Managing the Digital Product Passport in Europe
Lectra's Kubix Link and TextileGenesis help fashion brands meet EU's Digital Product Passport (DPP) requirements. These ...
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The National Interest on MSNSecuring Critical Raw Materials: A Smarter Path for the United StatesTo secure critical raw materials, the United States should invest in domestic extraction, recovery, and global partnerships ...
An international working group facilitated by PreZero and Packaging Cockpit, focused on implementing short-term uniform ...
Victor Durand, the Head of Operations at Ever Dye, discusses how the company meets the new standards for sustainable textile ...
Ahead of International Day of Zero Waste, Andrea Lockerbie explores examples that show how zero-waste principles are put into ...
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Philstar.com on MSNSEC says lower minimum float allowed under exemptive reliefThe Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is upholding the 20-percent minimum public float requirement for companies looking to list in the local stock market, but said that a lower initial public ...
By leveraging technology to minimize environmental impact, we can reduce our carbon emissions, enhance energy efficiency and ...
Gen Z is redefining fashion with bold maximalism, blending self-expression, sustainability, and cultural influences to create a movement that’s as vibrant as it is meaningful.
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GMA Network on MSNSEC firm on 20% public float for IPOs, but exemptive relief availableThe Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on Thursday said that while it remains firm on the 20% minimum public float ...
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BusinessWorld on MSNSEC lowers public float for some IPOsTHE SECURITIES and Exchange Commission (SEC) is allowing an initial public float of 15% for some companies seeking to go public, but subject to “strict” criteria.
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