Estonian business stories around the world
The Estonian building configuration startup, Creatomus, is partnering with the Irish automated housing-plan platform Opoplan, to help solve the urgent housing crisis in the Emerald […]
An Irish-Estonian housing partnership seeks to solve the housing crisis in Ireland Read More
Due to the novel coronavirus pandemic, foreign tourists spent €1 billion less in Estonia in 2020 than the year earlier, according to the Bank of
The Bank of Estonia: foreign tourists spent €1 billion less in Estonia in 2020 Read More
According to the users of RateBeer, a beer connoisseur website, the Estonian brewery, Põhjala, is the 55th best beer maker in the world. Põhjala (“the
Estonia’s Põhjala Brewery is the 55th best beer maker in the world Read More
Amanda Haynes reached out to Estonian startup founders and leaders across the country to find out how they overcame the turmoil of 2020 and managed
How to survive a crisis – experience from the Estonian startup scene Read More
According to the Corruption Perception Index 2020, compiled by Transparency International, Estonia is the 17th least corrupt country. In the Corruption Perception Index 2020 –
Transparency: Estonia one of the least corrupt countries in the world Read More
Big 7 Travel, a Hong Kong-based global travel site, listed “50 best places for remote working in 2021”, crowning the Estonian capital, Tallinn, in the
Travel site: Tallinn is the best place for remote working in 2021 Read More
The Indian government has decided to open an embassy in the Estonian capital, Tallinn, to help India expand its diplomatic footprint and deepen political relations.
India to open an embassy in Tallinn Read More
“Chasing Unicorns”, directed by Estonian startup entrepreneur Rain Rannu – the founder of Fortumo – is now available to watch on Amazon Prime and other
“Chasing Unicorns”, an Estonian startup comedy, now available worldwide Read More
A new virtual e-residency marketplace helps Estonia’s e-residents connect with and find cooperation partners among Estonian service providers. Over 75,000 Estonian e-residents have already established
A new virtual marketplace connects Estonian service providers to e-residents Read More
EU-Startups.com, an online publication focussing on startups in Europe, has named the Estonian capital, Tallinn, the 12th biggest startup hub in Europe. The website says
An online publication names Tallinn the 12th biggest startup hub in Europe Read More
