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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
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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
Tetyana Dyahil
Who broke the career ladder or how Generation Z is changing the management model of companies
Trust and autonomy are now becoming the new currency of loyalty. Zoomers don't want to work under someone. They want to work with someone
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?
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
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
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
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
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
