The day in 3 news: TSP is election top spender; GDP growth in 2023 was underwhelming; Fantastico expands in Sofia

The day in 3 news: GERB, MRF declare compatibility; Radev convenes parliament; Insulin export ban extended after shortage

Industrial cooldown, slower business growth and less VAT collected: 2023 at a glance

Global events hit the financial performance of public companies, shrink factory production and effectively cut down state revenue

The biggest pharmaceutical companies: a duo joins the billion-dollar club

Two drug distributors - Sopharma Trading and Phoenix Pharma - crossed the BGN 1 billion mark for the first time in 2022

A small victory in the battle to save rose oil

A working group in the EU Council removed a controversial clause that required the strict regulation of essential oils as chemicals, but the final text of the legislation still pends approval

Biggest pharma companies’ revenue grows 10% in 2021

Leaders Sopharma Trading and Phoenix approach a turnover of billion levs each

The dangerous attack of antibiotics in Bulgaria

Sales of antimicrobial products reached a new high of 184 million BGN last year with 12 million packs sold in pharmacies alone

This week: Bulgaria finally sets foot on three seas, Elections are here (again) and how to lose 550 million on gambling

An e-car maker might land in Lovetch, you can fly to Varna

The dark era of Bulgarian football

Over the past 15 years, professional football has turned into a closed system of interests, mired in corruption scandals and deteriorating quality. This might be finally coming to an end.

The golden passports of Bulgaria; the new lockdown and the elections; how to get a year of free rent

K Insights 19/03: the dirty campaign begins and what is cyberethics

The courier drone

Bulgarian startup Dronamics has begun building its network of partner airports for drone deliveries

Pharmaceuticals: Double-digit growth once more

Drug sales are rising again, as are the revenues of the largest companies. Both indicators rise by 11%

Borissov’s praetorians

Competition authority head Julia Nenkova is a classic example of a politically motivated appointment

Top 50 in/in terms of assets: the investment season

Yet another year of economic growth facilitated investment in new production capacities

Drogeries and pharmacies compete in sales of cosmetic products

The cosmetics market is growing, with leader DM Bulgaria offering over 14,000 articles

The paradox of Borissov's third government

Without opposition, yet weak and vulnerable

Does Bulgaria have a post-Brexit economic policy?

Attempts to lure companies willing to leave the UK is not a top priority for Sofia