Author: V. Alure

Gambling firms not licensed in the UK could be banned from sponsoring sports teams – including Premier League clubs – as part of a government crackdown.Ministers say they are worried about the risks stemming from the unlicensed market, such as companies not following laws and guidelines aimed at protecting customers.These include mandatory financial vulnerability checks and responsible advertising.The government also warns a lack of data protection measures can leave people open to fraud and identity theft and that unlicensed betting has been linked to organised crime.A consultation into the prosposals will be launched this spring.Last year, several clubs were warned…

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The Trump Organization and an Australian developed have signed an agreement to build what some reports have called “Australia’s tallest building.”The Trump Tower will reportedly be a 91-storey building located in Surfers Paradise.Trump Tower to Rise on the Gold CoastAccording to a report by ABC News, Altus chief executive David Young posted a statement online, sharing that the agreement was signed on February 14.”At 340 metres in height, and 91 storeys, it will outstretch the Australia 108 building in Melbourne by 15 metres and leave every other Australian resort property in its wake when it comes to luxury,” Young said…

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More than 300,000 businesses now face a new fight: how to recover roughly $134 billion in tariffs after the Supreme Court of the United States struck down former President Donald Trump’s sweeping trade measures. In a 6–3 decision written by Chief Justice John Roberts, the court ruled that Trump exceeded his authority when he imposed broad tariffs under emergency economic powers. But the ruling stopped short of explaining what should happen to the billions already collected from importers. That unanswered question now looms large. The Trump administration has said it would refund the money if the court ruled against the…

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Mamaearth, the personal care brand under Honasa Consumer Limited, has launched a 70-second digital campaign featuring veteran Bollywood actor Gulshan Grover to promote its 100 per cent Natural Lip Balm. The campaign was released on February 23, 2026, and is being rolled out across digital and social platforms. The film, created by agency Kimaya, places Grover’s well-known “Badman” screen persona in a mundane situation, chapped lips on a movie set. The narrative hinges on the contrast between his villainous on-screen image and the everyday discomfort of dry lips, ending with the actor transitioning from “Badman” to “Goodman” after using the…

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Domino’s Pizza, Inc. (NASDAQ: DPZ) reported its fourth quarter 2025 earnings results today. Revenues increased 6.4% year-over-year to $1.53 billion. Net income increased 7.2% to $181.6 million, and earnings per share increased 9.4% to $5.35 compared to last year. US same store sales growth was 3.7% for the fourth quarter. DPZ announced a 15% increase to its quarterly dividend and a quarterly dividend of $1.99 per share was declared for shareholders of record as of March 13, 2026, to be paid on March 30, 2026. Source link #Key #metrics #Dominos #Pizzas #DPZ #earnings #results #AlphaStreet #News

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What Hosting the Emmys Taught Me About Leadership, Pressure, and Staying Cool on Live TV Hosting the Emmys sounds glamorous. The lights, the outfits, the crowd of people you grew up watching on TV, all sitting right in front of you. But once you get behind the curtain, you learn very quickly that this job is not just about reading jokes off a teleprompter. It is about leadership, presence, patience, and a level of calm that most people will never have to summon in their workday. When Anthony Anderson stepped onto that stage, he was not only performing. He was…

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Amid an unstable global economy, companies are integrating supply chain finance more deeply into their corporate finance strategy. Supply chain finance (SCF) is moving beyond simple early-payment mechanisms, emerging as a high-stakes strategic tool crucial for business survival and resilience. Driving this transformation is a confluence of macroeconomic factors, primarily high trade volatility and unpredictable interest rate shifts across global markets, bringing intense pressures to bear on working capital and liquidity. As a result, the market for SCF solutions is expected to experience robust growth, reaching approximately $62 billion in value this year, according to estimates by Business Research Insights.…

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The 2026 Supply Chain Finance Awards highlight industry leaders reshaping global supply chains through advanced technologies like AI, blockchain, and dynamic discounting. From DBS Bank’s AI-driven SCF solutions to PrimeRevenue’s expansive payments platform, this year’s Global Winners are setting new standards for efficiency, liquidity, and sustainability across supply chains. Best Supply Chain Finance Provider—Bank DBS Bank DBS is redefining supply chain finance (SCF) by moving beyond individual loans to an integrated, AI-driven data network, a synergy achieved by combining hyper-automation with sustainable ecosystems. DBS has been pioneering AI in SCF: Instead of simple chatbots, the bank uses agentic AI systems…

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Each winner in the 2026 Regional Supply Chain Finance Awards drives innovation and financial inclusion across their respective regions. From Ecobank’s AI-powered solutions in Africa to MUFG’s advanced working capital platforms in North America, these regional leaders are leveraging cutting-edge technology to enhance liquidity, streamline processes, and support sustainable trade. Whether through digital platforms, strategic partnerships, or unique financing solutions, these institutions are reshaping supply chains and creating new opportunities for businesses worldwide. Africa Ecobank Ecobank has its anchor-led supply chain finance offering through Omni Plus, leveraging partnerships with development finance institutions and fintechs to roll out risk-sharing programs and…

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