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The IMF’s World Economic Outlook claims the global battle against inflation has largely been won, with US growth on a steady trajectory.
3h ago
Business
Ukraine has never reached so far in the IMF Program Reviews, but the цar-torn country needs successful results now more than ever.
1d ago
Business
Following debates between the Ministry of Finance and lawmakers, Ukraine has scaled back its ambitious tax raising goal – to raise hundreds of billions in Hryvnia – by more than 80%. What’s next?
Oct. 19
War in Ukraine
Despite accusations of corruption, Ukraine has done a great deal to increase the taxpayers' discipline while searching for more state revenue, according to the president's party lawmaker Hetmantsev.
Oct. 18
Energy
While there are still no EU sanctions against Russian gas, there is another way to stop it reaching European markets.
Oct. 16
War in Ukraine
While strongly condemning Moscow's invasion of Ukraine, Unilever initially joined other multinationals that decided to maintain operations in Russia, triggering widespread criticism.
Oct. 10
War in Ukraine
Alessandro Zanelli, CEO of Nestlé Southeastern Europe, discusses the company’s support for Ukraine and commitment to its recovery.
Oct. 8
Armed Forces of Ukraine
To raise funds for the AFU, Ukrainians launch bank products, reopen festivals closed due to the war and conduct auctions that collect millions of hryvnias.
Oct. 8
Business
Ukraine is facing the lowest fertility and highest mortality rates in Europe, but the government is looking for ways to improve the situation.
Oct. 8
Kyiv
Dragon Capital bought 100% of the share capital from the Karavan Outlet’s previous owner, adding a sixth shopping mall to their portfolio – its largest shopping mall in Kyiv.
Oct. 7
Business
The central bank, ministries of Economy and Finance are developing a state war insurance agency that would create war insurance products, manage the existing ones and help set market rules.
Oct. 5
Business
The new uResidency program will help freelancers get e-resident status and more easily do business in Ukraine – encouraging investment in the country.
Oct. 4
Business
Heavy industries, commerce, construction and the service sectors have been hit hard, whilst there has been significant state spending on de-mining, infrastructure recovery and social benefits.
Oct. 3
Business
Companies still working in Russia not only contribute taxes to Moscow’s war chest, but they are obliged to facilitate conscription of those who commit war crimes in Ukraine.
Sep. 26
Interview
Kyiv Post spoke with Ukraine’s Business Ombudsman Roman Waschuk about the state does wrong while dealing with businesses and why creating another new agency for donor’s cash won’t do the magic trick.
Sep. 25
Despite accusations of corruption, Ukraine has done a great deal to increase the taxpayers' discipline while searching for more state revenue, according to the president's party lawmaker Hetmantsev.
Oct. 18