1. The simplified entrepreneurs of the 3rd group will not have to worry about submitting reports, paying taxes, and interacting with the tax office – all this will be done for them by the bank as a tax agent. For such a service, banks will deduct five percent of the amounts transferred to the company’s account. There is a corresponding bill.

2. In order to stimulate the growth of the production of export goods, the management of “Ukrzaliznytsia” decided to temporarily remove restrictions on the agreed plans for the loading of export goods. UZ calls on foreign carriers to responsibly plan and coordinate the volume of cargo acceptance.

3. Experts assure that there is record liquidity in the banking sector today, which indicates the ability of financial institutions to fulfill their obligations to clients. And yet there remains the risk of loss of interest income from loans to those borrowers whose businesses have been damaged by the war and whose incomes have fallen significantly.

4. “Ukrposhta” introduced the possibility of concluding a single online contract for business clients.

By concluding such an agreement, business clients of “Ukrposhta” will be able to receive appropriate services for forwarding domestic and international shipments, and will also be able to sign the agreement using an electronic signature.

5. Since the beginning of the russian attack, 772 enterprises have moved their production facilities to safer regions, and 605 of them have already resumed work at the new location. Thus, it was possible to save more than 35 thousand jobs and create seven thousand of new ones. More than 30 percent of them are processing industry enterprises, including furniture factories.

6. The team of the Open Innovation Platform “Reactor.ua” presented a new product – Reactor Monitor. It allows Ukrainian technology companies to find open bids from companies, governments, and corporations from around the world to enter global markets. More than 50 such contests are published on the platform every month.

7. The European School of Design launched the “Design Support Talks” project. Every week, for an hour, the leaders of the world design industry will share useful information, and their own vision of current trends, and also answer questions from the online audience. Funds from the sale of tickets for the webinars will be transferred to the “Children of Heroes” charitable foundation, which takes care of the destinies of young Ukrainians who lost one or both parents due to russian aggression.

8. The company “Helios Ukraine“, despite the difficulties of martial law, opened a new information and distribution center in Cherkasy. By visiting the new toning studio, you can familiarize yourself with samples of decorative materials, and coatings for metal, and wood and get expert advice over a cup of aromatic coffee.

9. The furniture industry is one of the least robotic industries in Poland. The program “Robotogrant – assistance for the development of the Polish furniture industry” is designed to change this situation, the purpose of which is to increase its competitiveness through technological transformation.

10. The Swedish “IKEA” does not participate in the annual “Black Friday” price drops. In her own way, she encourages people to buy her products. For example, the launch of the “Give and Get” program, which buys out unnecessary furniture from the participants of this promotion, offers new ones at a reduced price.

11. The fashion for workaholism, when employees turned into “office soldiers”, neglecting their own priorities,  remained in the past. In the book “Polite girls do not sit in spacious offices” by the American coach Lois Frankel, which was published in Ukrainian, 133 mistakes that women unconsciously make while striving for career success are analyzed.