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GPSR: New EU Trade Regulations
The General Product Safety Regulation (GPSR) took effect on 13 December 2024. If you sell consumer products in Europe, whether online or offline, a thorough understanding of the EU GPSR is essential to maintain market access.
London Business Matters November 2020
Time capsule of the pandemic
A year ago it would have been impossible to imagine – Regent Street empty at 9am on a weekday, Trafalgar Square without a tourist (or even a person) in sight, and City Hall a seemingly-deserted relic against the city’s skyline Wayne Howes sought out these ...
Growing London’s tech centre
During the 10th annual London Tech Week in June, thousands of international delegates, tech entrepreneurs and London and UK-based businesses joined forces to discuss the next steps to growing London’s tech sector.
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Helping Sadiq to be a Mayor for Business
London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) today published 'Business Agenda 2020' - to seek to influence the four-year period of the new mayoralty around 20 steps that would make London an even better place to do business.
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London Business Matters September / October 2024
Olympic Legacy in East London
Paris has been providing spectacular images and drawing favourable comparisons with the hugely successful London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
London Business Matters September / October 2025
College Garden Party
Westminster Abbey’s College Garden was again the venue for LCCI’s annual summer party as key figures from across the capital’s business community came together to network and celebrate another year of success for London’s most vibrant business organisation.
How to Grow Your Small Business with Social Media
Social media has rapidly evolved from a “nice-to-have” to one of the most powerful engines of business growth. . For small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), it offers a low-cost option to reach new customers, build brand awareness, and grow revenue.
London Chamber of Commerce submission to the Department for International Trade consultation
The ease of trading with South Korea must be one of the overriding principles of the UK- South Korea trading relationship agreement if SMEs in the United Kingdom are to further benefit from the growing trading relationship between the two countries.
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