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Table of Contents * The Reporter's Notepad. Exclusive reporting, observations from interviews and conversations with sources, plus the most comprehensive Meeting Notes you'll likely ever see. * The Rebuilder's Social. Important, influential or particularly insightful social media posts that illuminate the mood and plans of Ukraine
Table of Contents * The Reporter's Notepad. Exclusive reporting, observations from interviews and conversations with sources, plus the most comprehensive Meeting Notes you'll likely ever see. * The Rebuilder's Social. Important, influential or particularly insightful social media posts that illuminate the mood and plans of Ukraine
When Bart Gruyaert says the war veterans who work for his company in Ukraine are better workers than the average, he insists he's not just telling a feel-good story. He can back up the assertion - with actual laboratory data.
Neo-Eco, a French company that transforms war rubble and industrial waste into low-carbon construction materials, is stepping up investment in Ukraine, which it considers the "best place on earth to be" for a company with its "circular economy" business model. The company, which entered Ukraine shortly
Neo-Eco, which produces building materials from war rubble and industrial waste, is building a state-of-the-art laboratory in Ukraine to accelerate product development so it can supply builders during the expected rush of reconstruction when the war ends. The 700-square-meter laboratory, to open soon in the central Ukrainian city of Kryvyi
This review of Ukraine's premier legal directory "Ukrainian Law Firms. A Handbook for Foreign Clients," is written mainly with an eye to foreign investors interested in the reconstruction of Ukraine. The 10 law firms covered individually here include Sayenko Kharenko, Asters, Integrites, Baker McKenzie, Avellum, Dentons,
(Below is the introductory article in a URN series, to be published over the coming weeks, on medical and industrial cannabis in Ukraine, its potential uses in the reconstruction of the country and the possibilities for foreign investors.) Today, Aug. 16, the law regulating cannabis in Ukraine changes. The new
Skoda and Dacia thrived in the transition from communism to capitalism, while the Yugo crashed in infamy and the Trabant disappeared in a cloud of exhaust. As far as Eastern European vehicle history goes, Ukraine's boxy Luaz jeep appeared to die from neglect amid the chaos. However, like
The US International Development Finance Corporation (DFC) has established a full-time presence in Kyiv with a staffer moving into the US Embassy and will strengthen that presence soon, a senior agency official said. "We have a presence at the embassy since January, which is new for the DFC, where
An insurance facility that has enabled ships to carry grain out of Ukraine via the Black Sea despite war-related risks is expanding to include all other products, one of the facility's organizers said. The expansion, which excludes war-related goods, is already in effect but a formal announcement will
Marsh McLennan and the Ukrainian government are working to cut the cost of insuring business travelers by about 80% with a plan to be carried out in the first half of this year, said an official of the insurance broking giant. "Getting cover costs about $1,200 per day
Ukrainian investment firm Dragon Capital has leased out all of the newly built warehouse space in its industrial park in the western Ukrainian city of Lviv as prospective tenants lined up to compete for space despite the ongoing war, a company official said. Days after announcing the availability of 14,
(Today, URN Behind the Scenes tells the story of a complicated, sometimes dangerous mission to deliver four shiploads of pipe from Asia to sites through war time as Ukraine seeks to loosen Russia’s stranglehold on the European natural gas market.) US supply chain solutions company Logistics Plus, Inc. has
Kinsgpan, the multinational building materials manufacturer, aims to build up to seven factories in a single manufacturing campus in western Ukraine in the next two years and roll out its first Made-in-Ukraine products by 2026 for both the local market and export, a company official told Ukraine Rebuild Newswire. The
(Kingspan details its €280 million investment in Ukraine, for the first time, in a URN Exclusive out today. In this Behind the Scenes sidebar report, Kingspan alerts URN subscribers to the many opportunities the investment could open up, and offers a look at the challenges behind the move.) Although Kingspan&
