While Argentina thrives on deregulation, Bangladesh wrestles with bureaucratic hurdles. Is it time for decisive reform?

While Argentina thrives on deregulation, Bangladesh wrestles with bureaucratic hurdles. Is it time for decisive reform?

Skilled migration, energy policy, removing red and green tape and investing in technology and artificial intelligence were CEOs’ most common responses to fixing Australia’s productivity problem.

CLEVELAND (WJW) — The Fox 8 I-Team has found more Cleveland Police crimefighting bogged down in red tape over the use of drones. Cleveland Police cannot use their own drones, and can’t ask for ...

In November, many were caught off guard when European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen signaled a similar gear shift for Europe with her red-tape-slashing agenda for her second five-year term ...

Europe has a competitiveness problem — and part of it is down to red tape. Tackling this should be a top priority for the new European Commission and for policymakers in EU capitals in 2025.

A review of the business regulatory landscape in the country, conducted earlier this year, has revealed several hurdles across various sectors that impede private sector growth. The review analysed ...

Candidates perennially tell us that they’re the ones who understand the pain of being constrained by thickets of red tape — the warriors of common sense who will pick up a machete and hack ...

It also aims to reduce red tape to enhance the ease of doing business in South Africa and clarify certain technical provisions in the Companies Act. The Companies Second Amendment Act is based on ...

President Joe Biden did it. On the last day of 2024, Biden completed his administration’s epic march into regulatory history, publishing the biggest bible of red tape ever. With Tuesday’s ...

Chancellor Rachel Reeves pledged in November to rip up financial red tape. The sector goes into the new year with optimism about growth and profitability, coupled with strong intentions around ...

Shortly after taking power, the PM promised a bonfire of red tape to “rip out the bureaucracy that blocks investment”. Sir Keir also promised to order regulators to prioritise growth in their ...