Edition Business - Daily Newsletter 25/10/2026
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A selection of our latest business news and articles.
The key developments from 24/10/2026 07:30 to 25/10/2026 07:30 (Europe/Madrid). Selected by editorial priority, homepage highlights and recency.
Practical guide to export documentation: checklist for SMEs
Discover the essential documents such as the commercial invoice, the packing list, and the DUA that every SME must coordinate to avoid customs blocks and ensure correct HS classification in its first international order.
Read articleForeign Exchange Risk Management for SMEs: Strategies to Protect Margins in International Operations
Currency fluctuations can erode 3% of European exports. This analysis details how SMEs can quantify their exposure using metrics such as exchange beta and choose between forwards, options or natural hedging to shield their treasury without overloading financial management.
Read articleSocial Media Crisis Protocol: How to Avoid Improvisation in SMEs
A practical guide for SMEs detailing how to establish roles, escalation levels, and response times to manage reputational incidents. Learn to differentiate crisis types and leverage the critical window of the first 24 hours.
Read articleEssential Glossary: Unifying Technical and Administrative Language in Construction Project Management
Specific jargon in the construction sector can generate costly misunderstandings between site teams, administration, and clients. This glossary unifies key terms in planning, estimation, agile methodologies, and technical vocabulary to improve communication and efficiency in project execution.
Read articleHong Kong debates whether five years are enough to attract innovative companies with tax incentives
The proposal would allow certain companies to pay rates of 5% or 8.25%, compared with the general rate of 16.5%. Legislators doubt that a five-year period will influence long-term investment decisions; the government defends the targeted design and is considering renewing it if expansion continues.
Read articleJosé Sánchez to chair Sancor Seguros for the 2026/2027 term
The 80th Ordinary General Assembly of Sancor Cooperativa de Seguros Limitada renewed its Board of Directors. The authorities of Prevención ART, Prevención Salud and the Fundación Grupo Sancor Seguros were also appointed.
Read article2026 Nobel Prize in Literature: Can Xue Leads the Betting, but the Odds Do Not Predict the Winner
Can Xue, Haruki Murakami, Gerald Murnane, and Thomas Pynchon are among the names most frequently mentioned ahead of the announcement. Lists vary by platform and do not reveal who the official candidates are.
Read articlebp begins removing its former mooring island off Castellón
The main phase includes dismantling the offshore structure and removing the subsea pipelines. The facility has been out of use since 2012 and received final authorization for its removal in February 2026.
Read articleCerebras rebounds after Sam Altman reaffirms its relationship with OpenAI
Cerebras shares rose 9.73% on Monday and moved closer to their IPO price after Sam Altman described the company as a close partner. The rebound followed questions about the use of its chips in a GPT-6.1 mode and came as new shares became available to some holders.
Read articleBarcelos awards 35.4 million euros for the construction of a new wastewater treatment plant
The tender to build the new WWTP in Barcelos sets an execution period of 910 days. The infrastructure, designed to treat urban and industrial wastewater, has an announced European aid of approximately 25 million euros.
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