Slower commercialization of innovations in Europe Regulatory fragmentation that stifles growth Insufficient public and private R&D investments A large base of SMEs struggling with tech adoption Brain drains to the U.S. due to a more innovation-friendly environment A focus on mature technologies over emerging ones Our take: European CIOs need to bridge the innovation gap … Read more
Legal Currents is a blog series that explores timely topics and trends in Florida marine and coastal law and policy. This blog examines Cedar Key’s efforts to integrate resiliency planning into its Community Redevelopment Area (CRA) plan in response to Hurricane Idalia. The author served as Florida Sea Grant’s consultant on the projects discussed below … Read more
Whether you’re starting a business or exploring ways to expand an existing business, a written business plan is crucial to support and guide your decisions. An effective business plan is a roadmap to success that explains all aspects of your business, from finance to marketing operations, services, and products, and how you will be more … Read more
Dr Meltem Ineli Ciger, Associate Professor, Suleyman Demirel University Photo credit: Odessa Opera and Ballet Theatre, by Konstantin Brizhnichenko, via Wikimedia Commons On 27 February 2025, the Court of Justice delivered its judgment in Case C‑753/23 (Krasiliva). This is the second ruling on the Council Directive 2001/55/EC of 20 July 2001 (Temporary … Read more
The landlords market has been fretting about the latest legislative developments after the Renters’ Rights Bill reached its final reading in the House of Commons. These rental reforms are considered the biggest shake-up to the private rental sector in decades. Lawmakers say the goal is to protect tenants from unfair practices. At the same time, … Read more