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The week: The new enemy of Borissov
The battle for Sofia, Opening the gates to foreign workers, A huge battery plant is unveiled

The week: No more politics, just business
Making Nexo great again, Vazrazhdane tours the globe and energy market reform postponed

The week: Two questions about the Real Estate market, A big battery boost is coming, Casino economy
Newsletter 25/04: Everyone is either building or buying

Podari Vreme.bg: How a foundation became the owner of an AI company
Part of the dividends from two IT startups support many children in orphanages across the country

The week: EU funds: the rise of the cities
A quiet financial revolution, An ex-minister indictment gone wrong, Paying for your religion

Bulgarian solutions to major water problems
Naiada.ai and ENova H20 address key water problems - leaks and poor quality

The week: A map of industrial brilliance
Factory of the Year is Solvay, Bulgaria loses some European money, How to destroy a 2000-year-old Basilica

The week: Drained to zero
Bulgaria loves a scam, Big trouble brews for TurkStream and a Romanian Tik-Tok warning

Lukoil: outbidding Bulgarian business is just starting
More than a dozen contestants, including KazMunayGas, Socar and MOLD, still vie for the future of the Russian group's assets in the country

The week: The worst believers in the world, A historical debacle, John Malkovich enrages Bulgarian writers
K Insights Newsletter 25/10

A Scandinavian company is Sofia’s largest landlord
SEE Residential has six buildings with more than 200 apartments in the city center and plans to have 1000 by 2030

The week: Rocket men or how we are sabotaging ourselves
5 bln. euros down the drain, A Bulgarian military drone, and Peevski's list is out

National Bank and FSC to sheriff crypto’s Wild West
A new law on crypto-assets introduces regulation of the sector in the country, which will require the licensing of service providers

More foreign workers are coming to Bulgaria but there are still many vacancies
Turks save seasonal employment, and Kyrgyz people are employed in hotels and restaurants, but this is not solving the personnel shortfall