UBS BUSINESS SOLUTIONS POLAND SP Z O O

Location

małopolskie

Founded

2007-09-26

Website

https://www.ubs.com

Risk Signals

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This company is tracked across risk categories, including those related to its sector (e.g., Miscellaneous business Credit Institutions, Computer Programming Services, Prepackaged Software, Computer Processing and Data Preparation and Processing Services, Computer Facilities Management Services, Business Services, Not Elsewhere Classified), including supply chain integrity, ESG practices, labor disputes, and regulatory compliance.

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Recent Articles about UBS BUSINESS SOLUTIONS POLAND SP Z O O

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2025-04-18 (nate.com)

[Customs Newomal] Global Supply Building Shock… There is no place to avoid tsunami:

At a glance: Economic -News: [Beijing = Newsip] Correspondent Cho Yong -sung = Donald Trump's mutual tariffs are expected to be a huge shock to the global supply chain. As mutual tariffs are targeted around the world, there is no place to avoid supply chain tsunamis, and the world's manufacturing industry will be reduced.

2025-04-15 (gp.se)

The shipping volumes fall into the ports of China |

The trade war between the US and China is clearly visible in Chinese ports. The activity there has slowed down a lot in early April, reports the magazine The Wall Street Journal with reference to fresh week figures. <br/> At the same time, the major bank UBS lowers its China forecast.