Estonian business stories around the world
According to job hunting portal cvkeskus.ee, the most attractive employer in Estonia in 2022 was LHV Bank, followed by the money-moving company Wise who was […]
The most attractive employers in Estonia Read More
Startups can compete for an investment of up to one million euros at the startup conference Latitude59, due to take place in Tallinn in May.
A million-euro investment up for grabs at Estonia’s Latitude59 conference Read More
CoinsPaid is a Tallinn, Estonia-based cryptocurrency processing company, currently the world leader in its field; its payment system helps any type of online business across Europe
World’s biggest cryptocurrency payment company is run from Tallinn Read More
According to a flash estimate from Eurostat, the annual inflation in the eurozone is expected to be 9.2 per cent in December 2022, down from
Estonia’s inflation still among the fastest in the eurozone in December Read More
LHV UK Limited, a subsidiary of listed Estonian financial service group LHV Group, has started issuing loans for small and medium-sized enterprises in the United
Estonia’s LHV bank starts issuing loans in the UK Read More
The upcoming pan-European crypto regulation freshens up Estonia’s dilemma of how to tackle the risks involving crypto assets but still stay attractive for companies that
How will the EU crypto regulation affect Estonia’s crypto firms? Read More
Sugar and fat are killing us, so an Estonian chocolate maker uses science to make sweet treats healthier. This article is published in collaboration with Research
Estonian entrepreneur turns chocolate into medicine Read More
Pactum, an Estonian business negotiation technology startup, has raised USD20 million in additional funding. The investment was led by 3VC, with participation from new investors
Estonian AI-company Pactum raises USD20 million in funding Read More
During the last 30 years, Estonian companies have made direct investments abroad worth €11.4 billion, a study of foreign investments by Estonian companies completed at
Estonian companies have invested over €11 billion abroad Read More
A recent study by the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development shows that due to persistent gender differences in Estonian society, the country is missing
OECD: Reducing gender inequality would bring economic benefits to Estonia Read More
