Business World Magazine (Ukraine)
Business World Magazine (Ukraine) is the informational portal.
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The trends and dynamics of the economic growth, exports and tourism in Georgia were at the top of the agenda of a meeting between Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili and chairpersons of the Business Association and Georgian banks on March 8. Garibashvili highlighted the “positive economic trends”, naming the country’s 18% growth in January and…
DetailsAll political groups in the Lithuanian parliament, Seimas, support increasing the country’s defence budget as early as this year, Prime Minister Ingrida Simonyte has said following meetings with the groups’ leaders to discuss ways to bolster national security amid Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. “I would like to express my delight and pride there’s no disagreement…
DetailsA part of people fleeing the war in Ukraine have already found work in Estonia. While hundreds of wanted ads have been posted, employers want the chance to hire refugees on the same grounds as permanent residents. That said, refugees are expected to do different things than people who have come to work in Estonia…
DetailsAs Lithuanian companies are severing ties with Russia, out of solidarity with Ukraine or for pragmatic considerations, the effects will be felt by some sectors more than by others. A slew of international brands have announced they are stopping business in Russia following Pootin’s invasion of Ukraine. Sweden’s Ikea and H&M, Apple, Denmark’s Maersk, Germany’s…
DetailsFollowing the instructions of President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, the Government has formed a package of decisions to support Ukrainian business during the war. This was stated by Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal in his video address on March 7. “We will exempt from payment of single social contribution (SSC) natural persons-entrepreneurs of the I and II groups…
DetailsRussian military aggression raised many concerns about the prospects of the coming planting campaign in Ukraine. APK-Inform is not able to carry out traditional polling of farmers as to their planting intentions. However, it has managed to talk to some farmers, who told that they were ready to plant. Most of agrarians from regions with…
Details112 buses from Chisinau Urban Bus Park have been involved in transporting refugees on the territory of the Republic of Moldova for the past 10 days. The head of the General Directorate of Public Transport and Communications of the Chisinau Municipal Council, Vitalie Mihalache, sai at the online meeting of the municipal services that the…
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