Estonian business stories around the world
Pope Francis, the leader of the Catholic Church and the sovereign of the Vatican city state, became an e-resident of Estonia during his visit to the country. Francis […]
Pope Francis becomes an Estonian e-resident Read More
Successful Estonian startups will be taking part in an event in London, the UK, to talk about how their companies have succeeded and the experiences
Successful Estonian startups share their experiences in London Read More
The Estonian-founded, UK-based fintech startup Monese announced it has secured USD 60 million in series B funding. The London-based Monese, with an office also in
Estonian-founded banking app Monese secures USD60 million investment Read More
Tallinn has become one of Europe’s most hyped startup cities, and leading technology companies – like Merck – want to partner up with Estonia’s talents.
On the rise: Europe seeks Estonian startups Read More
The European Chamber, an independent non-governmental organisation, has ranked Estonia as the 12th best country in Europe to do business in. The report, titled the
NGO ranks Estonia as one of the best countries to do business in Europe Read More
Estonia’s visa centres in China help the Chinese citizens apply for a Schengen area visa. In addition to the existing facilities in Beijing and Shanghai,
Estonia has fifteen visa centres in China Read More
During the first six months of 2018, €245.6 million has been invested in Estonian startups – just €26.5 million shy of the total investments of
€246 million invested in Estonian startups in the first half of 2018 Read More
The food delivery app, Wolt, has grown fast since the Finnish e-resident, Miki Kuusi, set up its Baltic HQ in Tallinn – becoming the largest
A company founded by Finnish e-resident employs hundreds of food couriers in Estonia Read More
Summer is the time for travelling, and often a car is the preferred means of transport as it enables you to take more luggage than
What to keep in mind when you rent a car in the Baltic states Read More
The Estonian capital has fallen from the 44th position to 79th in the Global Financial Centres Index. Since 2007, Z/Yen Group, a London-based commercial think-tank, and
Tallinn nosedives in the global financial centres index Read More
