Estonian business stories around the world
The confidence of Estonia’s small and medium-sized enterprises has deteriorated sharply because of the war, according to a survey carried out by SEB Bank, an […]
Survey: Half of Estonian companies see turnover decline due to the war in Ukraine Read More
The founders of the money transfer company, Wise, Kristo Käärmann and Taavet Hinrikus, are among the richest 250 people in the United Kingdom, according to
Estonians Kristo Käärmann and Taavet Hinrikus among the richest 250 in the UK Read More
In the first quarter of 2022, Estonia’s gross domestic product grew by 4.3% year on year and the GDP at current prices was €8 billion;
Estonia’s economic growth hindered by the rising prices Read More
According to Statistics Estonia, the country’s official statistics agency, in the first quarter of 2022, the average monthly gross wages and salaries were €1,593, which
Estonians make €1,593 a month on average Read More
Noa Chef’s Hall and 180 Degrees restaurants in Tallinn were on 25 May awarded with a Michelin star each – the first Estonian dining establishments
Noa Chef’s Hall and 180° win Estonia’s first Michelin stars Read More
Estonian startup Werk, a platform that enables companies to hire skilled and vetted migrant construction workers, handling everything from recruitment, verification and relocation, has raised
Estonian hiring and relocation platform Werk raises USD1.3 million Read More
Big in Japan: according to a survey commissioned by the Estonian embassy in Tokyo, the best-known Estonians among the Japanese people are former sumo wrestler
Baruto and Paavo Järvi are the most famous Estonians in Japan Read More
The Italian pizzeria ranking web site, 50toppizza, has included Kaja Pizza, in the Estonian capital, Tallinn, among the “50 best pizzerias in Europe” ranking. Kaja
Tallinn’s Kaja Pizza among the 50 best pizzerias in Europe Read More
Estonian insurance technology startup Cachet, that offers insurance services to gig economy workers, has raised €5.5 million that the company plans to use to expand
Estonian insuretech startup Cachet raises €5.5 million for expansion across Europe Read More
According to Statistics Estonia, the country’s official statistics agency, in 2021, the average monthly gross income per employee was €1,475, which is €92 more than
Estonians’ gross monthly income in 2021 was €1,475 Read More
