Iryna Kosse
Three main reasons why Ukrainian business does not abandon Russian software
It's not just a habit, it's a structural dependence that has been formed over the years
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Dilyara Mustafayeva
"Fright" of the coming winter: what will affect Ukraine's economy in November
In anticipation of possible problems in the energy sector, the NBU's strategy will be the most important factor that will directly affect the situation in the economy
Dmytro Obukhov
Trapped in manual control: how the war has strengthened the role of automation in Ukrainian business
The full-scale invasion did not create these problems, but became a harsh catalyst and turned operational weaknesses into existential threats
Oleksandr Pronishyn
Changes in the labor market: demanding people, remote work, age – and it won't be the same as before
Are you seriously rejecting a 50+ professional? There are already much fewer effective people than vacancies
Myroslav Laba
On taxation of digital platforms – "tax on Uber, Glovo, Uklon"
What are the key advantages and disadvantages of the innovations that will affect a significant number of Ukrainians?
Mykola Soroka
Business expects changes: +14 billion to the budget and development of the gig economy – the floor is now open to the Parliament
The Verkhovna Rada is preparing to consider draft law No. 14025
Vyacheslav Butko
On Ukraine's GDP and its growth components: an assessment of the situation
Spoiler alert – the quality of growth is questionable, the prospects are pessimistic, and the consequences of such growth may be negative
Vadym Lytvynenko
Chornobyl, ZNPP and blackouts: what the October power system strikes mean
A targeted attack on the Slavutych substation that supplies power to the Chornobyl NPP was a sign of direct nuclear blackmail
Yurii Haidai
Rapid collapses and human tragedies: what to keep in mind when investing in cryptocurrencies
Investing the last of your money in crypto hoping to make money is as good as buying lottery tickets
Vyacheslav Butko
On the prospects for economic growth in Ukraine
The economy grew in 2023-2024 primarily due to the budgetary impulse. What does it expect in the coming years?
Vitaly Shapran
How much did Ukrainians "take out" of Russian refineries and why will Russians drink less?
The rally of the fuel crisis in Russia is gaining momentum and will affect the "sacred" – the vodka industry
Vadym Lytvynenko
Sustainability in the crosshairs: what decisions will determine Ukraine's energy winter
Ukraine heads into winter with a strengthened but still vulnerable power system
Sergiy Fursa
Fixed gas prices: how populism warms up ratings but cools the country in winter
Once again, there will be a huge difference in gas prices for households and industry. We will again recall the Firtash case, when gas was going a little bit the wrong way
Anna Zavertailo
Why closing restaurants is not only about business, but also about the loss of meaning
In Ukraine, the restaurant industry is one of the most daring. It employs people who put their souls on the table every day
Serhii Zhdanov
Google creates blockchain: implications for crypto
Will it change the crypto market and what are the consequences for mass users
Andriy Chumachenko
Time and Order: How Business Owners Can Turn Chaos into Strategic Strength
Learn how consistency and effective time management help managers focus on company development
Vitaly Shapran
Putin raises taxes and tariffs: every Russian will pay for the war in Ukraine
The Russian economy will experience a strong increase in fiscal pressure starting in 2026, which will lead to a prolongation of the period of acute monetary insufficiency
Tetyana Lysenko
Lobbying in Ukraine and the EU: different rules of the same game
A law on lobbying has come into force in Ukraine, which removes this activity from the gray zone. What are its advantages and risks?
Oleksii Davydenko
Why industrial parks are risky and dangerous in times of war
What is being actively implemented all over the world can become a collective disaster in times of war
Vadym Lytvynenko
A warning or a real threat: why they are talking about blackouts again
Experience shows that where system flexibility, business proactivity, and conscious consumption are combined, the system can withstand
Alen Bobrov
What to do when a business or its owner is attacked with information: a step-by-step action plan
The strength of information attacks can become their weakness. The wider the reach of opponents, the more mistakes they make
Volodymyr Fomichov
A big plus for Ukraine: how the Supreme Court and the AMCU protected a foreign investor
"Kovalska has influence, including political influence. If large Ukrainian holdings oppose foreign business, it scares away investors
Kyrylo Khomiakov
Next-generation SMS attacks: how fraudsters replace messages and what to do about it
Even the best technical filters won't stop fraudsters if the user gives them access on their own
Nataliia Rudukha
The growth of instant transfers: what businesses and private clients should consider
In banks, the share of instant transfers may exceed half of all transactions by the end of the year. It's important to keep in mind the common mistakes that can stop a payment
Oleksandr Kostyuk
Migrants are gaining momentum and winning the labor market in Europe: how not to lose our youth
We have been digging under our own feet for so long that we have not seen the dynamic migration trends around us
Andriy Kalinov
New energy communities: how communities and businesses are creating energy independence for Ukraine
Ukraine is just beginning to form a regulatory framework for such associations. But there are already examples of pilot projects of energy communities
Vitaly Shapran
On the financial abyss in Russia, the revolution of fiscal disobedience and karma
All their lives they have been receiving money from the chimney, and now this money is flying into the chimney of war
Iryna Kosse
Ukrzaliznytsia reform: why tariffs and ticket shortages are part of the same reality
The main problem is that the domestic passenger segment is operating at a loss, and these losses are hidden at the expense of other revenues
Bohdan Danylyshyn
Inflation in Ukraine in August 2025: what is happening to prices
Inflation has slowed due to the hryvnia's appreciation and weak demand, not due to monetary policy; the NBU's tools are still ineffective
Yevhen Riyako
New BES Director appointed, reboot launched: what's next?
To date, the issue of evaluating the BES's performance has not been resolved. In particular, because it sometimes faces contradictory tasks
Olena Orliuk
How IP mediation is changing the rules of the game
Ukrainian business is facing the difficult realities of war. In this context, the mediation tool is about maximizing the preservation of resources and assets
Oksana Malychkovych
AI listens: how communications can move from SEO to GEO management
The algorithm does not just scan – it draws conclusions
Dmytro Korbut
Mortgage in Ukraine: from the desert to the river. What conditions are needed to launch it
Ukraine's mortgage market may revive, but can the new initiatives of the NBU and Ukrfinzhytel create the necessary mechanisms for this?
Tetiana Mokrenko
How the war is changing the role of corporate social responsibility
Social responsibility has become a marker of business adequacy. It is not just about reputation, but about real impact
Anton Glazkov
GPT-5 at the service of business: five ways to increase profits with new AI assistant capabilities
In 2025, artificial intelligence is no longer just an automation tool – it is turning into a full-fledged strategic advisor
Yevhen Korf
After the blows: how business, government and partners are restoring Ukraine's energy sector
New funding sources, examples of cooperation and winter strategy
Oleksandr Krakovetskyi
Customer support in the age of AI: what can go wrong
As practice has shown, simply replacing people with robots does not work
Pavlo Sheremeta
Letter to the State: 11 wishes for business on Independence Day
In particular, it is time to abandon the principle of "plucking geese without making too much noise" and move to a policy of fostering private enterprise
Iryna Kosse
Ukrainian Civil Aviation Today: Resilience in the Time of War and Key Challenges
Every Ukrainian airplane or helicopter in the sky is a signal that Ukraine remains a high-tech country
Andriy Kalinov
Energy of recovery: how Ukraine is creating the foundation for future growth
Recovery is not about returning to the pre-war state. It is about creating a new model where energy comes first
Serhii Zhdanov
Crypto under US pressure: asset protection strategies
Cryptocurrencies are no longer on the periphery – they have become part of the state financial policy
Olena Yermolova
Credit without emotions: how to avoid debt traps
What is the "formula" that allows you to calculate the safety of lending
Vitalii Kindrativ
Industrial parks: the driving force behind Ukraine's economy
World practice shows: 1 hectare of an industrial park can generate $7-10 million in annual revenue
Viktor Kozachok
Demand is twice lower than supply: do Ukrainians buy housing?
The war and economic challenges have made buyers cautious. At the same time, Ukrainians have become more demanding of the housing offered by the market
