The Biden administration has proposed several changes to the U.S. international tax system that would raise taxes on multinational enterprises (MNEs). Similarly, the OECD’s tax proposals would raise taxes on MNEs. Together, the proposals would affect patterns of international investment and potentially decrease the volume of foreign direct investment (FDI). Under the tax proposals in...Read More

Rumyana Krasteva-Turkel, Quality Assurance Director, WES, and Rasha Faek, Managing Editor, WENR Unfortunately, refugee students at the higher education level often face an uphill battle when trying to enroll in colleges and universities in their host countries. With no end in sight, the war in Ukraine continues to ensnare the country, causing Europe’s worst humanitarian...Read More

If you’re curling up on the couch tonight to watch a documentary, that doesn’t make you an oddball. In fact, plunging into non-fiction shows about real-life people and events has become the fastest-growing genre among the major streaming platforms. Since the start of 2019, demand for documentaries is up over 140% (https://www.parrotanalytics.com/insights/us-documentary-trends-q1-2021/). Rather than sorting...Read More

Photograph: Shutterstock Noting local restaurants’ difficulties in hiring servers, Michigan has given liquor-licensed establishments a green light to have customers draw their own beer, wine and mixed drinks. Under a bill signed into law this week by Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, restaurants can install taps that enable customers to draw up to 36 ounces of the...Read More

Supply chains are complex and ever evolving. There are often a number of systems working in the background to keep your supply chain running smoothly. But if those systems aren’t working together to give you a single source of truth for your supply chain, you could be missing important details and opportunities to run an...Read More