8 ways corporate tax leaders can integrate AI into their departments

8 ways corporate tax leaders can integrate AI into their departments

The Future of Professional Report highlights the significant impact of Generative AI (GenAI) on business strategies, with 94% of C-suite executives believing it will substantially alter their plans. Corporate tax leaders must embrace and integrate GenAI to succeed in the rapidly evolving digital landscape. However, effective integration requires careful planning and preparation. To leverage this … Read more

How GenAI is changing corporate tax and what businesses can do about it

How GenAI is changing corporate tax and what businesses can do about it

Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) is beginning to manifest itself in corporate tax, presenting both advantages and concerns. As a transformative technology capable of generating human-like text, code, and other creative content, GenAI is posed to reshape the tax landscape.   Understanding the shift in GenAI adoption  The desire to use GenAI in corporate tax has seen … Read more

Nearly one hundred million voters preparing to elect the first female president in Mexico

Nearly one hundred million voters preparing to elect the first female president in Mexico

Nearly one hundred million voters in Mexico are preparing to elect the first female president in the country’s history. The UN reports nine to ten femicides per day in Mexico. 25 candidates have been murdered in the pre-election campaign, showcasing the violence from drug cartels in the country. The favorite in the election is Claudia Seinbaum of the center-left coalition, with a 17-point lead in the polls. The election will be the largest ever organized in Mexico, with 99 million registered voters. Over 20,000 positions are at stake in the elections, including the president, governors, and local representatives. Strict security measures, including 27,000 military personnel and National Guard members, will be enforced on election day.

Poland to spend around $2.5 bln on securing eastern border, says PM

Poland to spend around $2.5 bln on securing eastern border, says PM

Poland is investing 10 billion zlotys in a program to secure its eastern border due to a perceived threat from Russia and Belarus. The program includes building fortifications and enhancing security measures to prevent unauthorized entry. Prime Minister Donald Tusk also plans to discuss financing for the European Sky Shield Initiative with the European Investment Bank.

Controversy arises over school CCTV installation selection

Controversy arises over school CCTV installation selection

The Ministry of Education is installing CCTV systems in certain secondary schools to address misconduct, sparking debate within the education community. The pilot initiative involves ten schools, with OELMEK expressing concerns about the selection criteria for the program. OELMEK argues that schools frequently targeted by delinquents should be prioritized over those classified as “high-risk” by the Ministry. The controversy led to OELMEK seeking clarification from the Deputy Director of Secondary Education and suggesting alternative language for the operation of the CCTV systems. Deputy Director Theofilou clarified that the initiative is in its pilot phase, with plans to expand to 50 schools in the future. This debate highlights differing perspectives on school security prioritization and the importance of transparency in decision-making processes.

Analysis: Why German politicians are facing growing violence

Analysis: Why German politicians are facing growing violence

German politicians have been experiencing a surge in physical and verbal attacks, with 22 assaults reported so far in 2024 compared to 27 in all of 2023. The Green party has been the most targeted, with 1,219 incidents reported last year, followed by the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party with 478 incidents. The rise in confrontations is attributed to the divisive rhetoric of populist politics, affecting the overall mood and safety of politicians. The attacks have led to concerns about the impact on election outcomes and have prompted some politicians to take precautions, such as avoiding publicizing campaign events and increasing security measures.

Schools take precautions ahead of Easter bonfires

Schools take precautions ahead of Easter bonfires

Schools are taking precautions for Easter bonfires by removing flammable materials, increasing security measures, and educating students on the dangers of fireworks. Efforts include clearing yards, installing surveillance cameras, hiring private security, increasing police patrols, reinforcing fences, and improving lighting. Authorities are asked to avoid using school grounds for bonfires, with notifications to Fire and Police Departments if preparations are observed near school property.

Plunge in tech stocks a golden opportunity?

Plunge in tech stocks a golden opportunity?

The text discusses the recent drop in Nvidia’s share price and the broader stock market, which is causing concern among investors. Despite the short-term fluctuations, the long-term trajectory for artificial intelligence remains positive. The current dip in tech stocks presents a buying opportunity for investors looking to position themselves strategically for the future. The CEO of deVere Group emphasizes the intrinsic value of tech stocks, particularly in AI, and encourages investors to capitalize on the disconnect between short-term market sentiment and long-term industry fundamentals.

Security measure solutions: Finding the right protection software for your business

Security measure solutions: Finding the right protection software for your business

Fact: Organizations need to take appropriate cybersecurity precautions to protect their operations, data security, and reputation from technical threats in today’s digital age.

President convenes emergency meeting over Israel-Iran tensions

President convenes emergency meeting over Israel-Iran tensions

President Christodoulides convened an emergency meeting of the National Security Council (NSC) to discuss the potential implications of a new flare-up in the Middle East region, particularly between Iran and Israel. The meeting focused on preventive measures, including security at airports and ports, in case of increased flows of Syrian refugees and potential threats to Cyprus. The Government clarified that the meeting was not out of concern but to evaluate data and exchange opinions on the situation. There is no differentiation in security measures, and the Government’s main goal is to prevent escalation in the region. President Christodoulides’ invitation to European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen to visit Lebanon is still under discussion.