Estonian business stories around the world
The Estonian minister of economy, Taavi Aas, on 17 May signed an order, banning flights to and from Estonia with seven countries – the United […]
UPDATED: Estonia bans flying to seven countries with high coronavirus infection risk Read More
Ardo Hansson, the former governor of the Bank of Estonia, the country’s central bank, takes a rather positive view of the world once the coronavirus
A former central banker: Life will return to normal Read More
The average financial literacy performance of Estonian students is higher than that in every other participating country or economy in the 2018 PISA financial literacy
PISA tests: Estonian students are financially the most literate in the world Read More
The Estonian-founded fintech startup, askRobin – a financial services marketplace for underbanked customers in Latin America – has completed a €1.6 million seed round to
Estonian fintech startup askRobin raises €1.6 million to expand in Latin America Read More
The Finnish government has decided to open its borders for foreign workers from other Schengen area states from 14 May – this includes Estonians who
Finland to open borders for foreign workers on 14 May Read More
A survey conducted by Startup Estonia and the Estonian Startup Leaders Club in April shows the pandemic has reached many startups and 48% of respondents
Almost half of the Estonian startups could be affected by the coronavirus crisis Read More
Mart Helme, Estonia’s interior minister and the leader of the far-right Estonian Conservative People’s Party, EKRE, claimed on Sunday that his party has put the
The Estonian far-right leader claims to have halted the Rail Baltica project Read More
The Estonian Employers’ Confederation has sent a letter to the Finnish prime minister, Sanna Marin, asking her to allow workers move between Estonia and Finland.
Estonian employers ask the Finnish PM to allow workers move between the countries Read More
The Tallinn-based Tehnopol startup incubator is planning to open an office in the predominantly Russian-speaking Narva, in Estonia’s Ida-Viru County; its first steps will be
The Tehnopol startup incubator to open an office in Narva Read More
Estonia’s most valuable companies are the shipping operator, Tallink; the subsidiary of the Swedish banking giant, Swedbank; and the local energy company, Eesti Energia, according
Estonia’s most valuable companies are Tallink, Swedbank and Eesti Energia Read More
