09:08, 29 Jan
Losing everything during occupation and starting anew: the story of the revival of the largest cornelian cherry processor.
Entrepreneurs from Tokmak have lost their cornelian cherry business and successfully revived it in Zaporizhia. What obstacles are preventing them from entering international markets?
09:10, 27 Jan
Salaries, deposits, and rent: who needs to pay the military tax and from which sources of income?
The military tax rate has been raised from 1.5% of income to 5%. Who is required to pay it?
09:11, 25 Jan
New Era Logistics: What types of logistics centers should we construct by 2025?
In the past, most people relied on feature phones until they were replaced by modern smartphones. The same transformation occurred with bulky desktop computers, which have now been supplanted by laptops. Similarly, outdated "Soviet-style" warehouses have given way to expansive logistics centers equipped with comprehensive infrastructure. Experts from Alterra Group have analyzed how these changes manifest and what sets them apart.
09:11, 24 Jan
"Even school students are now selling their bank cards," says a drops manager about schemes, law enforcement, and restrictions.
In the spring of 2024, the National Bank announced a "crusade" against schemes involving "drops" or so-called money mules. This term refers to individuals who willingly agree to sell access to their bank accounts to third parties. These third parties may use the accounts to conceal illegal payments or evade taxes.
09:11, 23 Jan
Defense companies are seeking IT specialists. Who are they looking for and what are the terms?
There is intense competition for technology specialists. Miltech companies, which have amassed significant financial resources during the war, are actively seeking IT professionals and are prepared to offer competitive salaries. However, there are some specific nuances to consider.
10:06, 22 Jan
The Echo of Mazepa's Case: What Lies Behind the Call to Shield Businesses from Law Enforcement?
The business community is calling for the adoption of a bill that would protect their property from law enforcement pressure. However, activists perceive potential corruption risks within it. Who is correct?
10:06, 22 Jan
Pornhub, OnlyFans, webcams: how law enforcement profits from the ban on pornography in Ukraine?
Every year, Ukrainians earn millions of dollars from the production of pornography, despite the fact that this content is illegal. Who benefits from the criminal penalties associated with the creation and distribution of pornography, and how is the local adult entertainment industry structured?
09:10, 21 Jan
Salaries are increasing, yet there is a shortage of workers: what's happening in the Ukrainian job market?
Who are employers looking for, in which fields are there the most job openings, and where are the highest salaries being offered?
09:10, 21 Jan
Russia continues to earn $6 billion from oil sales via Ukraine. Why isn't the transit being halted?
By 2029, Russians are expected to earn billions of dollars from oil sales transported through Ukraine to the EU. Is there a way to put an end to this?
09:09, 20 Jan
Microwaves vs. Drones: How engineers are mastering electromagnetic weaponry.
Prototypes of microwave weapons are being refined around the world for use in combat. Could such weapons be useful in the Russia-Ukraine war?
09:11, 17 Jan
"Kyivstar goes public: what’s behind the bold stock listing on the U.S. exchange?"
The mobile operator "Kyivstar" has announced plans to list its shares on the American stock exchange. What benefits will this bring?
09:11, 17 Jan
The Third Force of the USA: The story of Northrop Grumman, the maker of the B-2 Spirit, James Webb Telescope, and RQ-4 Global Hawk drones.
How has the American defense contractor Northrop Grumman achieved success, and what is its role in the Russia-Ukraine war?
09:09, 16 Jan
Niche chocolate made from exceptional cocoa beans. The inspiring story of entrepreneurial sisters from Lutsk.
Lutsk women have begun producing chocolate from terroir cocoa beans and have won six awards at a competition in London. What makes their product unique?
09:09, 15 Jan
"The largest land scam in Kyiv's history." How land near the "Pirogov" museum ended up in the hands of developers.
Eighteen years ago, the Kyiv City Council orchestrated one of the largest land scams in the city's history by handing over 1,500 hectares to fictitious cooperatives for construction. While the prosecution managed to reclaim most of the plots, the threat of development still looms.
09:10, 14 Jan
Fine or imprisonment: Zelensky's proposal for punishing violations of sanctions.
The President has submitted a draft law to Parliament that introduces criminal liability for attempts to circumvent sanctions. What does it entail?
09:09, 13 Jan
Sector without gas: Why did Putin create an energy crisis in Transnistria?
Russia is driving the unrecognized Transnistria towards a humanitarian disaster. What are the possible solutions to this crisis, and what role could Ukraine play in it?
13:21, 12 Jan
Why did Biden block Japan's acquisition of a key steel manufacturer?
Joseph Biden has blocked the merger between Japan's Nippon Steel and American U.S. Steel, valued at $15 billion. Why did the U.S. president impose this veto, and what consequences will it have?
09:11, 10 Jan
Why was financier Eric Naiman's project labeled a "scam"?
The stock market regulator has included Eric Naiman's Hug project in its list of fraudulent activities. What do the financier's posts on Facebook have to do with this?
09:11, 10 Jan
They are unaffected by electronic warfare. Here's how Ukraine is ramping up drone production using fiber optics.
Ukrainian military personnel previously believed that fiber-optic drones would not be necessary on the front lines. However, advancements in electronic warfare have prompted a shift in their perspective, leading to the production of tethered drones in Ukraine.
09:12, 09 Jan
Crisis, yet stable. How is Ukraine's IT sector faring in the third year of the prolonged war?
The information technology sector in Ukraine, once an appealing industry for employment, has now entered a phase of stagnation. Just how much has it declined?
13:22, 08 Jan
From Chinese brain chips to a new collider: seven scientific breakthroughs awaiting humanity in 2025.
From studies on dark matter to widespread testing of brain implants in China. What scientific and technological breakthroughs await humanity in 2025?
09:10, 07 Jan
"Intergal-Bud": Achievements for 2024 and Future Development Strategy.
The year 2024 marked a period of growth and rapid development for the company "Intergal-Bud." The effective restructuring of business processes, taking into account the challenges posed by wartime, enabled the company to explore new opportunities and embark on the execution of ambitious new projects.
09:10, 07 Jan
Nut-based sauces, pastes, and desserts: how a family of immigrants built a thriving business in Lviv region.
Residents of Mykolaiv have relocated to Lviv region and established a production line for products made from local walnuts. What grant programs have assisted them in growing their business?
09:08, 06 Jan
Finally, it's official. Who will now lead the tax service, and what role does the President's Office play in this?
The Cabinet of Ministers has appointed Ruslan Kravchenko as the new head of the tax service. What makes this decision significant, and what challenges will the new head of the State Tax Service have to face?
09:20, 04 Jan
Higher insurance payouts, increased prices, and direct settlements: how the conditions for auto liability insurance will change in Ukraine.
How will the conditions of mandatory auto insurance change in Ukraine, and by how much will "auto liability insurance" increase in price starting next year?
09:20, 03 Jan
Food Market at Epicenter: What are Ukrainians buying?
The food basket of Ukrainians has significantly changed during the war. There is an increased purchase of ready-to-eat products, and many are opting out of premium goods. However, they still indulge in expensive alcohol and chocolate.
09:18, 03 Jan
Too powerful to be true. What can Google's Willow chip really do?
Google has unveiled a chip for quantum computers that is trillions of times faster than conventional ones. Could this technology change the world?
09:10, 03 Jan
Five remarkable stories of Ukrainian businesses that are captivating the world.
Uzvar, modular homes, mushroom leather, cheese balls, and hazelnuts: remarkable businesses thriving during wartime.
09:09, 03 Jan
Olympic Countdown: Will Italy be ready for the 2026 Games?
There is just one year left until the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan, yet none of the sports or infrastructure facilities are ready for the games. How did this happen?
09:07, 03 Jan
Christmas that transformed us: In Ukraine, Russian traditions are gradually fading away.
The EP investigated whether Ukrainians have switched to the new calendar and if they are now waiting less for Santa Claus.
