EU calls for five year ban on facial recognition

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EU calls for five year ban on facial recognition

A leaked draft of a white paper has revealed that the European Commission is considering a temporary ban on the use of facial recognition technologies in public areas for up to five years. A temporary ban would give regulators the time they need to figure out …
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Commentary: Spate of accounting fraud may cost public faith in stock market

Regulatory agencies slapped only light sanctions and small fines on public accounting firm (KAP) Tanubrata, Sutanto and its foreign partner BDO
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Turkey ETF Rallying Hard: How Long Will the Trend Last?

The investment scenario in Turkey, a tremendous laggard one-and-a-half years back, is on an uptrend since the fourth quarter of 2019. The winning momentum is showing no sign of losing strength as evident from 5.6% year-to-date gains in iShares MSCI …
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Strong Economy Prompts Positive Outlook For Financial Services Industry

While tax increases are likely to cause frustration among those affected, they don't necessarily have a negative impact on financial accounting firms.
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Fever-Tree Shares Fall; Prices Will Be Cut To Drum Up Demand

The U.K. drinks manufacturer Fever-Tree saw its shares lose a quarter of their value on Monday, after reporting a decline in U.K. sales during 2019. There is real concern by investors that the market in upscale drink mixers is slowing. UK SAINSBURYS.
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