Estonia Claims Top Spot in 2026 International Tax Competitiveness Index as Global Tax Policies Shift

The structure of a country’s tax code remains a critical determining factor of its overall economic performance. A well-structured tax code is straightforward for taxpayers to comply with, promotes sustainable economic development, and raises sufficient revenue to fund a government’s core priorities. Conversely, poorly structured tax systems can impose heavy compliance costs, distort economic decision-making,…

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Singapore Tightens Clean Energy Claims Rules to Combat Greenwashing in Corporate Reporting

Singapore has introduced a significant update to its regulatory framework governing corporate sustainability reporting, rolling out a revised version of Singapore Standard 673 (SS 673) to address growing concerns regarding greenwashing and the integrity of clean energy claims. Announced by Gan Siow Huang, Minister of State for Energy, Trade and Industry, during the high-profile Asia…

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Estonia Claims Top Spot in International Tax Competitiveness Index for 13th Consecutive Year

The structure of a country’s tax code remains a decisive factor in its overall economic performance, balancing the need to raise sufficient public revenue with the imperative to promote sustainable growth. According to the 2026 International Tax Competitiveness Index released by the Tax Foundation, a well-structured tax code should be straightforward for taxpayers to comply…

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New Class-Action Lawsuit Claims Starbucks "Sugar-Free" Protein Drinks Contain as Much Sugar as a Candy Bar

By Jon Small | Edited by Dan Bova October 09, 2026 If you did not expect a candy bar’s worth of sugar in your daily latte, you may soon find yourself entitled to financial compensation. A new federal class-action lawsuit is accusing coffee giant Starbucks of misleading unsuspecting customers by labeling certain popular protein lattes…

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