Estonian business stories around the world
Kristel Kruustük, a co-founder of Testlio, a mobile app testing startup, writes that building companies is tough and entails making a lot of mistakes that are […]
Kristel Kruustük: Three of my biggest challenges scaling a startup Read More
The Estonian EU presidency conference on migration, “The EU in the Global Race for Talents: Challenges and Solutions in Strengthening the EU’s Competitiveness”, takes place
A conference in Tallinn focuses on the global talent race Read More
After decades of talk, the city of Tallinn has finally connected the city centre to Lennart Meri Tallinn Airport via a tram link. The public tram
Tallinn finally connects the city centre to the airport Read More
Zaha Hadid Arcitects, the London-based and internationally renowned architecture and design firm, will draw up the development plans for the Estonian capital’s old harbour. The
Zaha Hadid Architects to redesign Tallinn’s Old City Harbour Read More
ÖselBirch, a family-owned birch sap producer from Saaremaa, Estonia, has raised €24,381 on the crowdfunding platform, Kickstarter, to help the company start producing its flavoured
Estonian birch sap producer raises €24,000 via global crowdfunding Read More
An Estonian company has built a new family and trampoline centre in Reykjavik, the capital of Iceland. The company, Skypark, which was launched in Estonia
Estonians open a trampoline centre in Iceland Read More
According to the statistics compiled by Startup Estonia, the country’s startups contributed €16.6 million in employment taxes in the first half of 2017, which is
Estonian startups contributed €16.6 million in employment taxes in H1 2017 Read More
According to the Globalisation and World Cities Research Network, Tallinn, the Estonian capital is among the beta level world cities. Since 1998, the geography department of Loughborough University in the
Tallinn now considered a beta level global city Read More
The Silicon Valley-based technology entrepreneur, Rainer Sternfeld, interviews the Estonian-American polymath and venture capitalist, Steve Jurvetson. Born to Estonian parents Tõnu and Tiiu in 1967,
Global Estonians podcast: Steve Jurvetson Read More
The Estonian e-residency now includes a solution that helps new businesses, created via the e-residency programme, also accept payments. The new service is called “Passport”
Estonian e-residency now includes payment processing for new companies Read More
