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Ukraine's economic integration with Romania is ahead of political procedures with the EU
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Trump believes Putin kept his word on the energy truce: 'pause' was until Sunday
Andriy Yavorsky
Lead the innovation curve or fall behind: The future of AI
The end of the "bot zoo": how the transition to agent-based AI is changing the architecture of modern business
Reuters has learned about the possible scale of a blackout in Ukraine in the event of an attack on nuclear power plant substations
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Pavlo Sheremeta
Why Mindset Matters More Than Institutions for Economic Growth
Europe grew not because it suddenly "discovered" good institutions, but because a culture of progress and useful knowledge was formed.
Serhiy Mammadov
"The Cost of 2026": What Will the Situation on the Foreign Exchange Market Be Like?
It is very important that on December 19, Ukraine received guarantees from international partners for the continued financing of its budgetary needs.
Petro Chernyshov
CEO and owner: what (everything!) can go wrong
When everything rests on one person who pulls, holds in their head, and sorts things out, the system is already broken. It just hasn't fallen yet.
Viktor Shlinchak
Credit instead of justice: what the €90 billion from the EU really means
The decision demonstrates solidarity, but it also shows the deepening divisions within the EU over who should pay for the war – the aggressor or the taxpayers.
Oleksandra Betliy
VAT for the simplified taxation system: only together with simplified accounting and reporting.
When implementing these changes, we must not forget about the systemic reforms that have been postponed for years.
Not a reparations loan. The EU has agreed on 90 billion euros of aid for Ukraine
Roman Filonenko
From "director manages and controls" to the European model: an inevitable transformation
The European system transforms control from a formality into a real management tool.
Karen Kroyan
"Insolvency threat": a negative but life-saving signal for business
The "Threat" is intended to inform businesses about the need to take measures to prevent bankruptcy.
Serhii Zhdanov
YouTube is moving to crypto: what creators should expect
Given the growth of the stablecoin market and increased regulation, content creators can expect YouTube to add even more crypto solutions in the future.
Sabina Obukhova
Marketing vs. PR: Five Rules for Effective Interaction in Business
Understanding the difference between these tools determines whether a company will achieve a short-term effect or build a sustainable brand capable of growth.
Vyacheslav Butko
Why Ukraine isn't getting a loan backed by Russian assets – in simple terms
You don't have to think long about who pays out of their own pocket for the failure of such schemes.
Oleksandr Krakovetskyi
Ten typical use cases for AI tools
Effective AI delegation is a balancing act: we hand over routine tasks to the machine, while retaining critical decisions for ourselves.
Vitaly Shapran
A strong ruble as a harbinger of the collapse of the Russian economy. This was also the case in the USSR.
The intensity of the war also plays a significant role in this vicious cycle, which is sucking the Russian economy into an economic catastrophe.
Vadym Lytvynenko
Testing the resilience of the energy sector: what the first mass outages have taught us
It should be noted that this is not about a shortage of electricity – there is a lack of capacity to transport it.
Yuriy Bohdanov
Why smart teams do stupid things in a crisis—and how to prevent it
The team begins to defend not the brand, but the owner's peace of mind. Inconvenient facts are gradually "forgotten," and a convenient version of events emerges instead.
Mykhailo Nepran
New Year without champagne and cognac: what will change from January 1, 2026
The goods will not be removed from retail outlets. And the labels will not be re-glued either.
Anna Laievska
Is Ukraine's housing market ready for reconstruction: three factors holding us back
Today, it is important for the state and the market to realize that housing policy is a strategic tool for bringing citizens back and strengthening the country's resilience.
Oleksandra Betliy
The era of "quick fixes" is over: real reforms require time and funding.
It would probably be better to allocate funds in the budget for digitalization and the implementation of reforms, rather than for a hypothetical national cashback and winter support.
Mykhailo Nepran
The illusion of simple solutions: why the state wants to "remake" sole proprietorships again
Expecting small businesses to solve the budget deficit is a conceptual error.
Oksana Shulga
Business "catalysts": what an entrepreneur should consider to get a loan
Close cooperation between banks and equipment manufacturers and suppliers allows for the offering of unique financing terms.
Denys Tereshchenko,
Network of sole proprietors: tax optimization or a "scheme"?
The problem today is not even the discussion about tax models. The problem lies in the methods the state is using to try to "re-educate" businesses.
Serhii Zhdanov
How exactly does Trump influence the cryptocurrency market?
Tariff decisions, deregulation, industry support, and corruption scandals simultaneously opened up new opportunities and increased risks for investors.
Vitaly Shapran
A banking crisis in the Russian Federation is becoming inevitable.
The trend of accumulating non-performing loans has affected a number of important industries.
Olha Nasonova
Adopt my restaurant: what's behind the decision to sell
The restaurant business doesn't let you go that easily. Most of those who sell or close their establishment, even while selling, dream of a new project.
Arsentiy Lyashenko
Three factors to consider before creating an industrial park
Industrial parks promise businesses benefits, infrastructure, and a quick start to production. But what really makes this format successful?
Dilyara Mustafayeva
"Voltage Spikes": What Will Ukraine's Economy Be Like in December?
The beginning of winter brings the risk of rising prices and uncertainty regarding international aid, which is supposed to be the financial pillar for 2026.
Yevhen Korf
Energy stability 2025-2026: forecasts, challenges and cautious optimism
The winter will be tough, but we are going into it prepared and experienced
Oleksandr Krasovitskyi
The first crisis of the book industry during the invasion: causes and consequences
After a period of growth, the Ukrainian book market is on the verge of its first serious crisis caused by oversaturation, inflated costs, and falling demand
Yevhen Artiukhov
Physical evidence can disappear: a case worth $400,000
The high-profile story that took place in Kyiv confirmed that seized funds and property often become someone's target at the storage stage
Tetiana Odnoroh
"Energy instincts": why solar power plants are no longer just a trend, but a necessity
Entrepreneurs see how fragile their work is without backup energy sources and that any planning becomes conditional
Lana Zerkal
Energy is a favorite trough for corrupt officials. The money in the NABU photo is a drop in the bucket
Everyone likes low electricity tariffs. That's why we continue to believe in the fairy tale that this is possible through manual management of state-owned enterprises
CNN: The US shutdown is coming to an end. Senate reaches agreement on funding
Yevhen Favrov
Housing finance reform: who will pay for the changes
Is the state ready for the consequences of the transition to a new financing model? Are we ready to accept that the cost of housing will increase?
Yaroslav Romanchuk
Public debt: Ukraine has reached a dangerous point
Or why we need Swiss to be the Minister of Finance and the Head of the National Bank
Kateryna Lychana
Portrait of a borrower and new opportunities for IDPs: what the eSiSELA program has become
"eOselya" means preferential loans, compensation and safe housing in the primary market
Ihor Markevych
Why you shouldn't "stretch" venture logic to defense tech
Copying in innovation is anti-innovation. Because innovations are born not from repetition, but from rethinking
Vyacheslav Butko
Risks for businesses and households: what does the idea of reducing the budget deficit mean?
Historically, it is the accumulation of imbalances in the private sector that has been at the root of economic and financial crises
Oksana Patskan
Ukrainian M&A market is recovering: why Due Diligence is a chance, not a fear for business
A transparent business always has a good chance of attracting investors
Rostyslav Diuk
Challenges 2026: What awaits the Ukrainian financial sector
It is small and medium-sized businesses that are becoming the basis for Ukraine's economic recovery
Yevhen Korf
Between blows and recovery: is Ukraine's energy sector ready for winter 2025?
The Ukrainian power system is facing another challenge. We analyze what the government, business and international partners are doing to ensure its sustainability
Myroslav Laba
Why the tax break for Chinese marketplaces is a threat to Ukrainian production
It leads to a distortion of competitive conditions. The EU countries canceled the exemption (in the amount of 22 euros) in 2021, and the United States ($800) in August 2025
