Attorney Miloš Stevanović, Senior Partner at Stevanović Law Firm, appeared on the morning programme of Radio Television of Republika Srpska (RTRS), where he discussed the outcomes of court proceedings brought against the Banking Agency of Republika Srpska, an initiative to review the constitutionality of high fees imposed on currency exchange offices, and the need to resolve institutional and financial disputes in Bosnia and Herzegovina through dialogue rather than lengthy court proceedings.

Switzerland’s largest bank, UBS, is considering the possibility of relocating its headquarters outside Switzerland. The reason is not a financial crisis, but increasingly stringent banking regulations that could significantly increase operating costs and limit the bank’s international competitiveness.

In the business world, just as on the open sea, having a good ship is not enough. You need the right people, reliable instruments, a clear destination, and someone who knows how to guide you safely through every storm. This is exactly how we approach accounting at Standardbiro.

America’s most prestigious universities are facing one of the most complex institutional challenges in their modern history. As President Donald Trump’s administration demands changes to governance, funding and university policies, academic institutions are trying to balance the need to preserve independence, protect research programmes and cooperate with the federal government.

One of the world’s best-known companies faces a question that extends beyond the entertainment industry: Can a business model built on continuous growth survive when consumers begin to lose interest?