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Wages at companies are rising more slowly than economists had expected, and inflation is eating up an ever larger share of pay raises. The number of jobs has been declining for yet another month in a row.
The weakest ratings were for the size of the public sector and monetary stability, that is, areas related to taxes, government spending and inflation. These are factors that directly affect the cost of running a business.
A cyberattack spoiled food in French stores, drones took Yandex data centers offline, and Poland and Slovakia are adding labor regulations. We selected from the past week what matters for companies and teams.
The deficit for 2027 will be slightly lower than in the preliminary August version, but higher than in this year's budget. The first reading of the bill in the Sejm is scheduled for 8 October.
Artificial intelligence rules are starting to work in practice: OpenAI will watermark ChatGPT texts by default in the European Union. UOKiK has brought charges against Google in a dispute over money for publishers, and in the US the media giant Skydance is being formed.
The EU regulation on semiconductors is at an early stage of work, and an agreement is planned for Q2 2027. Data from the Polish Economic Institute shows how heavily the EU depends on supplies from Asia.
The number of contractors increased year on year, but fewer contracts were reported. Short contracts, often lasting just one day, predominate, and the most are concluded in the Mazovia region.
A small San Diego company beat Apple before a jury after more than five years of litigation. According to Reuters, it is the largest patent damages award in U.S. history. The company received money for the case from outside investors.
From February 2027, new creators will need twice as much watch time to earn money from ads. Shorts revenue will go only to large channels, and YouTube is offering shopping and brand partnerships to smaller ones.
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