Estonian business stories around the world
The sTARTUp Day business event is to take place from 25-27 August in Estonia’s second-largest town, Tartu; it’s also possible to attend the event online. […]
Business event sTARTUp Day kicks off in Tartu for the fifth time Read More
Estonia has joined the ranks of the world’s wealthiest countries, but the journey has not been easy; this is the brief overview of the last
A hundred years of the Estonian economy Read More
According to a recent analysis commissioned by Startup Estonia and the Estonian e-residency programme, almost one third of Estonian startups – 348 out of 1,200
A third of Estonian startups are founded by e-residents Read More
For wine collectors collecting this liquid art, Estonia would currently not be on top of the list; but as with many other surprising facts about
Exciting times ahead for the Estonian wine industry Read More
Kristo Käärmann and Taavet Hinrikus, the two Estonian founders of Wise, a money transfer company, are now billionaires after the company’s direct listing at the
Two Estonian founders of Wise are now billionaires Read More
There are many reasons to visit Estonia as a tourist – and to play golf there is definitely one of them; although the sport was
Estonia – a gem for golfers Read More
Iglucraft, the Estonian manufacturer that few years ago made headlines in Britain when Gordon Ramsay and David Beckham bought its handmade igloo-style saunas, is planning
Estonian sauna maker Iglucraft plans a global expansion Read More
The Estonian-founded money transfer firm, Wise, formerly known as TransferWise, has announced it is planning to go public in the London Stock Exchange through a
Estonian-founded British company Wise to go public in a direct London listing Read More
The Estonian e-residency programme in 2020 made what it says was a record-breaking return, earning a revenue of €19.7 million with costs amounting to €4.85
The Estonian e-residency programme makes a €15 million profit Read More
The Estonian edtech startup, Edumus, that places working professionals in schools as part-time teachers, has raised €180,000 from several Estonian and Finnish angel investors, including
Estonian edtech startup Edumus raises €180,000 to tackle the global teacher shortage Read More
