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According to two-thirds of Hungarians, lifestyle changes are necessary due to climate change
According to a new survey conducted by the European Investment Bank (EIB), nearly two-thirds of Hungarians admit that they will have to change their lifestyle due to climate change. The...
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The benefits of ESG are slowly emerging
The number of people interested in the new ESG regulation, which came into effect in January, is increasing beyond the scope of obligations, including among small and medium-sized enterprises. In...
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Employers who don’t offer hybrid work may lose two-thirds of talent
Companies that don’t offer hybrid work opportunities may be missing out on top graduate talent, according to new research from the International Workplace Group. The study of more than 1,000...
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Omnichannel Scale 2024: How can Hungarian retailers remain competitive?
The Omnichannel Scale 2024 study gives a comprehensive overview of how retailers can seize the opportunities, while facing the challenges of implementing an omnichannel strategy. This article is available for...
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According to a study, e-mobility is also expanding in domestic transport
The greening of freight transport is inevitable, and the proportion of e-vehicles in Hungarian logistics will increase in the next five years, according to industry research commissioned by Siemens. The...
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Hungarian companies are optimistic about climate change
According to EY’s international research, the majority of Hungarian companies are optimistic about meeting their climate targets, and 70% are confident that they will reach their sustainability goals. This article...
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This is why many people still choose shops instead of buying online
According to a recent EY international survey of more than 23,000 consumers in 30 countries, shoppers still prefer to examine products in person before buying, which favours traditional shops over...
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KPMG CEO Outlook 2024: the secret of success lies in creating general crisis resistance
72 percent of CEOs of large global companies continue to trust economic growth, although the proportion of optimists has steadily decreased in the 10-year history of the survey, from a...
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The market for used products is booming
Two-thirds of the adult Hungarian population bought a used product, primarily with the intention of saving money. Reacty Digital’s research into the market for used products revealed that here, too,...
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Italians Increase Healthy Food Purchases
Sales of health-focused food products, including free-from, allergy-friendly, nutrient-rich options, continue to thrive in Italy, according to a new study by GS1 Italy. The Osservatorio Immagino report, which analysed more...
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Does returnable drink packaging strengthen the drive for sustainability?
Gradual climate change is causing social, cultural and economic changes in our daily lives that are constantly shaping our consumption. One of these new domestic regulations that consumers are already experiencing...
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Profession.hu : This is why job seekers will be fed up with the hiring process
Looking for a job is a time-consuming task, in the previous quarter it took an average of 4 months to find a position, but it can take up to 10...
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According to a survey, the majority in Hungary is open to artificial intelligence
The majority is open to artificial intelligence (AI) in Hungary, but few still use it; although the proportion of those who believe they know what artificial intelligence is is 79...
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Companies are looking for the most recent graduates in the fields of engineering and finance
Although the opportunities for career starters with a higher education have narrowed somewhat compared to last August, there are still a number of areas that stand out, where the masses...
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AI could cause $1.6 trillion impact by 2030 — these retailers lead
Retailers stand to benefit from artificial intelligence, some more than others. The top 207 North American public retailers and restaurants could see nearly $1.6 trillion financial impact through the end...
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Extra costs of the start of the school year: most parents spend more than just on school supplies
The costs of starting school in September go far beyond stationery and classical equipment. According to a recent survey by Pepita.hu, sports and the purchase of a new desk or...
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EY: The ESG knowledge of Hungarian companies is limited
A significant number of domestic companies are not aware of the environmental, social and corporate governance (ESG) aspects they must comply with. The biggest challenge for them is navigating between...
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The proportion of people living in independent households has increased significantly
63 percent of young Hungarians live in independent households, which is a particularly high proportion compared to the data of the last decade. However, what are the plans of the...
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A significant number of American baby foods do not meet WHO recommendations
According to a recent study, a significant number of baby foods sold in the United States do not meet the nutritional guidelines of the World Health Organization (WHO). The research,...
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It will be more expensive, but starting school means less of a burden
Despite rising costs, this year overall, families feel the start of the school year to be somewhat less of a burden, according to Erste’s representative research. However, the majority still...
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The Hungarians’ vision of the future is not very optimistic
The vast majority of middle-aged Hungarians expect that their state pension will be low, so they have to work for a living while they can. In this situation, the best...
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Insect-Based Pet Foods Get Thumbs Up From Pet Owners
Some 62% of cat owners and 52% of dog owners believe that insect-based pet foods are an effective alternative to traditional pet foods, particularly when sustainability considerations are taken into...
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Cow-free cheese: German consumers increasingly open to precision fermentation-based products
Many German consumers are open to trying and buying precision fermentation-based (PF) cheese, researchers at the University of Göttingen, Germany, have found. Some 57% of those surveyed were willing to...
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EY: Private label products are in an explosive position
Persistent inflation burdens the budgets of households all over the world, which also affects their purchasing habits. In addition to relaxation at home, so-called private label products are becoming more...
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There are more and more student workers: what are they collecting for?
For many young people, the summer period is not only a time for rest and fun, but also for work. According to recent research by OTP Bank, the majority of...
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It is a serious competitive disadvantage if you cannot pay by card
The lack of electronic payment options can cause a serious competitive disadvantage for shops. According to research commissioned by OTP Bank, more and more customers in Hungary prefer bank cards...
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What can companies do for workplace well-being?
Is workplace well-being just a good-sounding concept, or is it actually a means of retaining the workforce? The latest research by No Fluff Jobs looked for the answer to what...
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International research: job security is more important to young people than their salary
In recent years, it has become extremely important for employees to secure a job in the long term. This aspect is mostly an expectation for younger people, while for the...
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Free cereals can come
Mycotoxins produced by plant pathogenic fungi belonging to the genus Fusarium – including fumonisins (e.g. FB1), trichothecenes (e.g. T-2 toxin – T2, deoxynivalenol – DON) and zearalenone (ZEA) – pose...
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Great Hungarian tipping overview
With the conquest of digital payment and the service charge included in the bill, tipping is undergoing a transformation. This article is available for reading in Trade magazin 2024/6-7 According...
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