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Biden’s global corporate tax rate could hinder the country’s attractiveness for foreign investors
Both Samsung and BSH Hausgeräte, as well as investors from China, are considering new large-scale projects in Poland
According to reports, Poland is one of the potential locations for Intel’s massive investment to build eight chip factories in an EU state worth €80 billion
The US company will pay up to 7.3 billion euros for the merger
Ryanair could have a fight on its hands
PiS MEP Izabela Kloc says that the EU’s climate policies will hurt Poland, which will not be able to keep up with the targets being set
Polish president believes that while politicians can support economic growth, entrepreneurs are the main economic motor
Polish companies are pleading for more state support
Russia did not allow Czechs to fly to Kazan.
Could this make Czechia a major startup hub?
The organization represents more than 20 million businesses and 1,700 regional and local chambers in 44 countries.
Three senior managers from the state oil giant PKN Orlen, including Jacek Krawiec, its CEO between 2008 and 2015, were detained by Poland’s Anti-Corruption Agency (CBA). They are accused of failures over a lack of due diligence in regards to transactions made by the company.
Poland’s largest liberal newspaper “Gazeta Wyborcza” released “a bomb” in the guise of the Jarosław Kaczyński tapes. However, the tapes held nothing compromising and the newspaper became the laughing stock of Poland.
Czech billionaire Daniel Křetínský will soon decide whether to sell Eurozet which George Soros is interested in taking over. Grzegorz Górny explains why the fate of the Polish media group will be decided in Prague and not Warsaw.
Robert De Niro and his associates are preparing to open Nobu Hotel Warsaw in early 2020. This will be the first hotel of the world-famous brand in Central-Eastern Europe.
The easy part of Poland’s economic growth is over, now Polish companies have to operate on foreign markets. Maciej Stańczuk explains how the Polish economy should move forward over the next thirty years.
Polish capital is moving to the Czech Republic. Over the last seven years, more than 2,300 Polish companies have found their way to Poland’s Southern neighbor.
