European Union: Strategy

When a new and creative idea comes to a person’s mind, their excitement is often so great that the first thing they think about is sharing it with the whole world. However, immediately afterwards, another thought comes to mind: “What if I share it and someone steals my idea? What happens then?”

How can generational differences between Gen X and Gen Z professionals become a source of strength rather than conflict in the workplace? Two international tax advisors share their experience of building a successful collaboration by recognizing each other's unique contributions, moving beyond traditional hierarchies, and creating space for mutual learning and support.

In this episode, Lea Carina Uhd Frederiksen, a journalist who founded Fantombryg, discusses her unconventional path into the beverage industry with our host, Hanane Fathi Roswall.

Liguria has allocated €10 million through the POR FESR 2021-2027 program to support startups and MSMEs via equity and quasi-equity investments. The Fund operates through two distinct lines targeting different enterprise categories, requiring mandatory public-private co-investment with specific participation thresholds. Applications open September 22, 2026, and will be processed on a first-come, first-served basis until resources are exhausted.

Automated bot and AI traffic has surpassed human-generated web content for the first time, raising concerns about the recycling of information and the loss of original human creativity. As demographic shifts create structural worker shortages across developed nations, artificial intelligence and automation are becoming essential rather than optional, potentially creating significant investment opportunities in the infrastructure and resources needed to support this technological transformation.

Goldman Sachs projects AI-related investment will exceed $1 trillion in 2026, with infrastructure, software, and second-order beneficiaries presenting clear opportunities.

The European Commission's AI Office has issued its first formal Requests for Information to providers of general-purpose AI models, marking a pivotal moment in EU AI Act enforcement. These RFIs target both safety and security practices as well as transparency and copyright compliance, signaling the beginning of active regulatory oversight that will extend beyond GPAI providers to organizations developing AI systems.

As artificial intelligence transforms legal work through measurable efficiency gains, a critical question emerges about who will capture the resulting value. Law firms investing in AI adoption face mounting pressure from clients demanding lower fees, while the true competitive advantage may lie not in cost reduction but in the quality improvements AI enables.

Artificial intelligence is fundamentally reshaping the legal and tax profession, moving beyond simple tool adoption to transform how professionals create value and serve clients.

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As Ireland's large employers increasingly mandate fixed office attendance days, new research reveals how hybrid working is evolving from unrestricted flexibility toward more structured models. With productivity concerns driving policy changes and three-day office weeks emerging as the standard, businesses face the challenge of balancing operational needs with employee wellbeing and retention priorities.

As artificial intelligence transforms legal work through measurable efficiency gains, a critical question emerges about who will capture the resulting value. Law firms investing in AI adoption face mounting pressure from clients demanding lower fees, while the true competitive advantage may lie not in cost reduction but in the quality improvements AI enables.