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Wolters Kluwer issues news about its global professional information, software, and services business, represented in the U.S. by the WTKWY sponsored Level 1 ADR. Updates commonly cover healthcare, tax and accounting, financial and corporate compliance, legal and regulatory, and corporate performance and ESG solutions.
Recurring items include trading updates by business area, annual report and AGM materials, Supervisory Board and executive changes, dividend proposals, portfolio actions, and technology investments. Company announcements also track AI-enabled offerings and platforms such as FAB, Expert AI capabilities in CCH Axcess and UpToDate, legal technology products including Legisway and Kleos, and cloud automation tools such as CodaBox, ClearFacts, Kyte, and Flowin.
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Wolters Kluwer is enhancing its cloud-based solutions to support CPAs in meeting their continuing professional education (CPE) requirements. As the year-end approaches, many CPAs rush to complete their credits, with CCH® CPELink providing on-demand access to a variety of online courses. Notably, Wolters Kluwer plans to introduce over 500 new courses in 2023, driven by strong demand for online learning tools. An internal survey reveals that 94% of accounting firms expect to maintain or increase their use of online learning, underscoring the growing need for effective CPE resources.
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Wolters Kluwer has appointed Carlos Rivero as Senior Vice President, Global Talent Management. Based in New York, Rivero will oversee talent management, including Talent Acquisition, Development, DEIB, and Talent Analytics. He brings extensive experience from his previous roles, including Chief Talent Officer at Marsh & McLennan. Wolters Kluwer aims to enhance talent management strategies to foster employee growth and engagement.
The company reported annual revenues of €4.8 billion in 2021 and operates in over 180 countries.
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Wolters Kluwer analyzed upcoming U.S. state minimum wage increases for 2023, revealing that 26 states will raise wages due to inflation pressures. The highest rates are found in Washington ($15.74) and D.C. ($16.10). Several states, including Delaware and Maryland, are set to increase their minimum wages by $1.25. Additionally, Michigan's wage may increase to $13.03 after a court ruling. Notably, states like Nebraska and Nevada passed measures to raise their minimum wage to $15 and $12, respectively, by 2024.