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The week: A tale about a stadium, a club and a Russian investor

The week: A tale about a stadium, a club and a Russian investor

Who has time for football, The Recovery Plan is back on track (kind of), The US embassy wants influencers


Lindner to invest another 100 million levs in Residential Park Lozen and its Tech Park

Lindner to invest another 100 million levs in Residential Park Lozen and its Tech Park

The German investor starts construction of Buildings Three and Four at Lozen Tech Park and the next 70 dwellings in the complex


Peevski prepares to be second political force

Peevski prepares to be second political force

This would mean increased pressure on local and central governments, as well as on large parts of the business community


Sirma targets over 100 million euro in annual revenue within 3 years

Sirma targets over 100 million euro in annual revenue within 3 years

The software company is interested in acquiring firms with revenues of 5 to 20 million euro and 100 to 300 employees


The week: Where is the data?

The week: Where is the data?

The week: The statistical black hole, WCC dies a sudden death, A black panther is roaming around Bulgaria


The idea of state-run stores: close to starting, but lacking data and clear need

The idea of state-run stores: close to starting, but lacking data and clear need

Experts are skeptical about the viability of a state-run chain


Nobel laureate Daron Acemoglu on the risks of AI, cryptocurrencies, and tech giants

Nobel laureate Daron Acemoglu on the risks of AI, cryptocurrencies, and tech giants

According to the economist, Artificial intelligence will develop more slowly than many people imagine


Bulgarians-founded, U.S.-based Lace AI raises 19 million dollars in funding

Bulgarians-founded, U.S.-based Lace AI raises 19 million dollars in funding

The software company, which specializes in optimizing call centers, grew tenfold in 2024


The week: TurkStream comes back to bite

The week: TurkStream comes back to bite

The looming TurkStream disaster, Bulgaria is on par with Estonia and some (other) good news for digital nomads


Bulgarian Regulator Halts Insurer DallBogg’s International Expansion

Bulgarian Regulator Halts Insurer DallBogg’s International Expansion

The ban by the financial watchdog comes just days after the lifting of a years-long international monitoring of Bulgaria over insurance practices, signaling persistent troubles in the sector.



Bulgarian energy in May: 43% green and 19% coal electricity

Bulgarian energy in May: 43% green and 19% coal electricity

Due to scheduled maintenance at the Kozloduy Nuclear Power Plant, nuclear power generation reached a record low on a monthly basis.


From bicycles to concrete mixers: Liebherr buys Pierer & Maxcom’s plant

From bicycles to concrete mixers: Liebherr buys Pierer & Maxcom’s plant

The electric bicycle plant in Plovdiv never launched but now the German group will have its own production there


Bulgaria's Euro Switch: Myth vs Reality

Bulgaria's Euro Switch: Myth vs Reality

No, the lev/euro rate isn't changing, the currency reserves won't be plundered, and prices won't double.


Sofia Pride comes of age with a film festival and a business forum

Sofia Pride comes of age with a film festival and a business forum

Some events of interest in the run-up to Sofia Pride, due to take place on 14 June


ACF: Kovachki runs an energy cartel and corrupts politicians

ACF: Kovachki runs an energy cartel and corrupts politicians

The investigation of the anti-corruption watchdog reveals documents signed by Hristo Kovachki with children's stamps and "unregulated financial incentives"



The week: Bulgarian silence on Gaza, The dark Energy cartel and EnduroSat takes to the stars

The week: Bulgarian silence on Gaza, The dark Energy cartel and EnduroSat takes to the stars

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Metals, Munitions, and Rice: A Look Inside Bulgaria's Exports

Metals, Munitions, and Rice: A Look Inside Bulgaria's Exports

Bulgaria's primary exports are copper and its products, with sales reaching a record 4.2 billion euro in 2024.


Road marking corruption and icons: RIA and Police under fire

Road marking corruption and icons: RIA and Police under fire

Two serious allegations of mismanagement haunt the Road Agency and the Ministry of Interior