The United Arab Emirates (UAE) is standardising the deadline for paying private-sector salaries to regulate wage payments across the country, Khaleej Times reported on Monday. According to a new rule introduced under…

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Hurriyet Daily News

Erdoğan pledges continued economic gains

President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan on May 18 praised Türkiye’s business community for supporting economic growth and disaster recovery efforts, while vowing to press ahead with policies aimed at boosting exports and curbing…

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SCMP Hong Kong

Hong Kong police officer guilty of taking bribes worth HK$1.1m to drop case

A Hong Kong police chief inspector has admitted accepting more than HK$1.1 million (US$140,463) in cash and gifts from a businessman in exchange for terminating a criminal investigation against him and divulging…

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Straits Times Singapore

Businesses impacted by TB cases at Block 216 Bedok Food Centre & Market may get more reliefs

It will reopen on May 20 after a deep cleaning with disinfectant that can eliminate the TB bacteria.

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Malay Mail Education·policy

Police seize 167 tonnes of frozen food in Kajang for crackdown on smuggling, halal fraud

KUALA LUMPUR, May 18 — Police have crippled a major illegal frozen food syndicate in Kajang, seizing 167 tonnes of products worth RM12.4 million and arresting five individuals. The syndicate is suspected of using a…

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Acumen·higher-ed

Building from Nothing: How refugee-led enterprises are turning exclusion into opportunity

The smoke got into everything. It got into Solomon Bhaghabhonerano’s clothes, his food, the walls of his small home in Uganda’s Kyaka II refugee settlement. It got into his mother’s lungs, too. He remembers her coughing…

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IPS Education·policy

Breaking Cultural Barriers to Equip Marginalised Kenyan Girls With Entrepreneurial Skills

A group of young women graduate from an entrepreneur skills programme taking place in Kenya's arid and semi-arid regions. Credit: Isaiah Esipisu/IPS By Isaiah Esipisu MORPUS, Kenya, May 18 2026 (IPS) For generations,…

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Dawn Pakistan·policy

Markets, shops, eateries exempted from early closure timings till May 31

The federal government has allowed temporary exemption of shops, markets and eateries from early closure timing of 8pm, state broadcaster PTV News reported, citing a notification, on Monday. The Cabinet Division…

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Chalkbeat·policy

4 things to know about the next Memphis schools budget proposal

Sign up for Chalkbeat Tennessee’s free newsletter to keep up with statewide education policy and Memphis-Shelby County Schools. Memphis-Shelby County Schools leaders are proposing a $1.7 billion dollar budget for the…

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DBT

Guidance: Business Support Service: privacy notice

How the Department for Business and Trade (DBT) will use your personal data when you contact the Business Support Service, and what your rights are.

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Dawn Pakistan·policy

JI emir challenges petroleum levy in FCC, terms it 'unconstitutional'

ISLAMABAD: Jamaat-i-Islami (JI) emir Hafiz Naeemur Rehman on Monday approached the Federal Constitutional Court (FCC) against the petroleum levy, arguing that the government had effectively granted itself unrestricted…

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DBT

Guidance: Doing business in Ethiopia: guidance on exporting and business risks

A guide for British businesses interested in developing their overseas trade and doing business in Ethiopia.

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Africanews

Who was Felicien Kabuga? The fugitive financier of genocide

Felicien Kabuga, once among Rwanda’s richest businessmen and later accused of helping finance the 1994 genocide against the Tutsi, has died in detention while awaiting further legal proceedings before a UN-backed…

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Higher Ed Dive Finance·higher-ed

Do enrollment management strategies lead to high debt for poor families?

Congress created the Parent PLUS loan program in 1980 to “ provide high-wealth families with a low-interest loan option for parents supporting their children’s college costs ,” according to Georgetown University’s…

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Malay Mail Education

Court of Appeal upholds 30‑year jail term for ex‑lecturer for murder, firing gun during bank robbery in Selangor

PUTRAJAYA, May 18 — The Court of Appeal today upheld the 30-year prison sentence imposed on a former college lecturer for murder and discharging a firearm during a bank robbery four years ago. A three-member bench led…

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Korea Herald National·policy

Should toddlers be charged for seats at restaurants?

A restaurant’s policy requiring food orders for toddlers has sparked online debate over whether the policy is a reasonable business practice or a sign of a growing child-unfriendly dining culture, news reports said…

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Dawn Pakistan·policy

CM Afridi seeks PM's intervention on CNG crisis in KP, warns of possible 'widespread agitation'

PESHAWAR: Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Sohail Afridi on Monday sought Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s intervention on an ongoing CNG crisis in his province, warning that the shortage was setting the stage for…

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Times of India Education

IGNOU placement drive announced for international sales roles; check eligibility and other details

IGNOU Campus Placement Cell has announced a recruitment drive with Flybunch Ventures Pvt. Ltd for Business Development Executive (International Sales) roles. The drive will be held on 20th May 2026 at the company’s…

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The Conversation Africa·policy

Ebola survivors struggle to return to normal lives: what I found out in Sierra Leone and Liberia

During the Ebola epidemic of 2014 to 2016, Musu, a resident of Monrovia, Liberia contracted the Ebola virus along with her husband, five sons and daughter. A few weeks later, six members of her family died. Musu and her…

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Japan Times Latest·policy

Iran war saddles global companies with $25 billion bill — and counting

Businesses are grappling with soaring energy prices, fractured supply chains and trade routes severed by Iran's chokehold on the Strait of Hormuz.

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Business Studies Teacher with a focus on BTEC

Education news for this role

UAE standardises deadline for payments of private-sector salaries

Erdoğan pledges continued economic gains

Hong Kong police officer guilty of taking bribes worth HK$1.1m to drop case

Businesses impacted by TB cases at Block 216 Bedok Food Centre & Market may get more reliefs

Police seize 167 tonnes of frozen food in Kajang for crackdown on smuggling, halal fraud

Building from Nothing: How refugee-led enterprises are turning exclusion into opportunity

Breaking Cultural Barriers to Equip Marginalised Kenyan Girls With Entrepreneurial Skills

Markets, shops, eateries exempted from early closure timings till May 31

4 things to know about the next Memphis schools budget proposal

Guidance: Business Support Service: privacy notice

JI emir challenges petroleum levy in FCC, terms it 'unconstitutional'

Guidance: Doing business in Ethiopia: guidance on exporting and business risks

Who was Felicien Kabuga? The fugitive financier of genocide

Do enrollment management strategies lead to high debt for poor families?

Court of Appeal upholds 30‑year jail term for ex‑lecturer for murder, firing gun during bank robbery in Selangor

Should toddlers be charged for seats at restaurants?

CM Afridi seeks PM's intervention on CNG crisis in KP, warns of possible 'widespread agitation'

IGNOU placement drive announced for international sales roles; check eligibility and other details

Ebola survivors struggle to return to normal lives: what I found out in Sierra Leone and Liberia

Iran war saddles global companies with $25 billion bill — and counting

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