Estonian business stories around the world
Estonia has been ranked in a high fourth place in the international sustainable tourism index, with Sweden in first place, Finland as second and Austria […]
Estonia ranks fourth in sustainable tourism index Read More
The Estonian Employers Confederation argues that in the conditions of a long-lasting labour crisis, the immigration limit for third-country nationals arriving to work in Estonia
Estonian employers: The immigration cap for third-country workers should be abolished Read More
The Estonian president, Alar Karis, opened the Estonian embassy and business hub in Seoul, South Korea, on 11 October. “As Northern Europe’s hub for knowledge
Estonia opens embassy and business hub in South Korea Read More
Nurturing hope through entrepreneurship: two Ukrainian war refugees in Estonia, Anna Lytvyn and Maryna Prittshina, set up a healthy snacks company called Fruitiki in Tallinn,
Ukrainian refugees start a healthy snack company in Estonia Read More
Low-cost airline Transavia France is about to launch flights between Tallinn, Estonia, and Paris, France, in April 2024. The route will be served twice a
Low-cost carrier Transavia France to connect Tallinn to Paris Read More
Paul-Tech, an Estonian startup specialising in precision agriculture, has raised €1.4 million in a seed round; the funds will be used to expand into the
The Estonian capital, Tallinn, has achieved the tenth place in the Innovation Cities: Small 200 Index, which evaluates the innovativeness of cities with fewer than
Tallinn among the world’s ten most “innovative small cities” Read More
The Estonian foreign ministry is to close the country’s consulates general in New York City, NY, and San Francisco, CA; the NYC consulate general operated
Estonia to close consulates in New York City and San Francisco Read More
Lachlan Murdoch, the eldest son of the media magnate Rupert Murdoch, will become the chairman of News Corp, one of the largest mass media corporations
As a result of the student job expectations and employer reputation survey, conducted by the employer branding agency Instar, the Tallinn-based LHV Bank has been
Estonia’s most attractive employers in 2023 Read More
