Business World Magazine (Ukraine)
Business World Magazine (Ukraine) is the informational portal.
BWM (Ukraine) informs on doing business in various countries, with special attention paid to Ukraine, Russia, Belarus, Azerbaijan and other ex-USSR countries, their business relations, investments and innovations.
The magazine reaches financial, consulting, business development, marketing, executive, sales, public/investor relations, information center/library, competitive intelligence, research and development, information systems/it, strategic planning, technology/engineering, operations/facilities management, legal, manufacturing, human resources. Our information is also available at Dow Jones Factiva, Lexis-Nexis и EMIS
We don’t sell nor buy goods, we just provide information for those who do.
If you want to buy or sell any goods in Ukraine, Russia, CIS, place your offer here – https://smiraponitke.com/trade-board. It is FREE.
The direct losses to the Ukrainian economy caused by the Russian invasion of Ukraine have already reached about $113.5 billion, according to the KSE Institute at the Kyiv School of Economics (KSE). Maksym Nefyodov, head of reform support projects at the KSE Institute, said this during a nationwide television marathon. “The latest figure for direct…
DetailsOn August 22, the State Road Administration (ASD) announced the launch of the public tender for the purchase of consultancy services for the technical supervision of the execution of the construction works of the M3 road Chisinau – Comrat – Giugiulesti – border with Romania (bypassing the city of Vulcanesti). The contract is part of…
DetailsThe Bayraktar drone, crowdfunded by Lithuanians and handed over to Ukraine in July, is already carrying out combat tasks, Defence Minister Arvydas Anusauskas said on August 22. “The Bayraktar UAV Hawk about to perform combat tasks in Ukraine,” Anusauskas wrote on Facebook, posting a photo of the drone. “We cannot give more details, but it…
DetailsPoland’s retail sales increased in real terms by 2% YoY and by 1.2% MoM in July, the Central Statistical Office said on August 22. Economists polled by PAP expected July’s retail sales to grow in real terms by 2.7% and by 1.5% respectively. In current prices, retail sales increased by 18.4% YoY in July against…
DetailsLithuania produces three times less electricity than it consumes. One of Europe’s largest electricity generation deficits exacerbates the already soaring electricity prices, experts say. The origins of the issue – December 31, 2009, 22:54. That is when the second reactor of the Ignalina Nuclear Power Plant, which met 70% of Lithuania’s electricity need, was shut…
DetailsTurkey-based Southwind Airlines starts operating charter flights from Tbilisi International Airport to Antalya, performing its first flight on August 21, TAV Georgia, the company operating two airports in Georgia, has revealed. The once-a-week flights will be offered on Sundays, by Airbus 321 aircraft, until September 25. Pegasus Airlines, a Turkey-based low-cost airline, is currently operating…
DetailsVilnius’ famed hot air balloon flights may become a rarity, as new more restrictive rules are coming into force in autumn. Regulators say they are necessary to avoid air traffic disruptions, while businesses warn this will be a deadly blow to the city’s reputation as the capital of air balloons. One after another, loud fans…
Details