Business

Air Raid Alerts and Business Operations: What Rules Are They Looking to Change?
Authorities plan to give business owners more time to set up shelters, and the capacity requirements for these shelters will depend on the number of people at the facility.
Revenue and War: How Profits Have Changed at the World’s Largest Defense Companies
The Russia-Ukraine war and the U.S. military operation against Iran have created conditions for increased revenue for arms manufacturers.
Germany Prepares to Purchase Ukrainian Missiles: What Details Are Known
Berlin plans to test Ukrainian "Bars" cruise missiles. If the tests are successful, the Bundeswehr may order several hundred units.
New Marketplace Enters the Ukrainian Market: What It Will Sell and How
As part of a pilot project, Ukrainian shoppers will have access to more than a million offers.
Ukraine Spends Billions on Foreign Purchases: Which Goods Top the Import List?
In the first nine months of 2026, Ukraine imported $75.1 billion worth of goods and exported nearly $29.6 billion worth.
Business on Hold: More Than 52,000 Companies in Ukraine Have Had No Income for Years
For five consecutive years, nearly 4,600 Ukrainian companies have filed financial statements showing zero or undisclosed revenue. Nearly one-third of these businesses are registered in Kyiv.
Ukraine’s Fuel Market to Be Regulated: What Will Change for Gas Stations
The government has established an interagency task force to monitor petroleum product reserves, identify alternative supply routes, and coordinate the protection of fuel infrastructure.
No Steel for the First Time in 100 Years: Ukraine Risks Losing Up to 7% of GDP and $7 Billion
90% of Ukraine's steel production capacity has come to a halt following 30 Russian strikes.
Investments A Geothermal Power Plant Will Be Built in Ukraine: Details.
The Ecofield Solotvyno concept calls for the cascaded use of geothermal resources.
Patriot Missiles to Be Manufactured in Ukraine: When to Expect the First Ones
Ukraine expects to launch licensed production of Patriot interceptors approximately 1–1.5 years after receiving the license; however, the first missiles may not reach the Armed Forces of Ukraine until much later.
Ukraine's steel industry has ground to a halt: missile strikes have knocked out 90% of production capacity
The country's three largest steel mills have halted operations following Russian missile strikes. Thousands of jobs and a significant portion of tax revenue for the budget are now at risk.
Ukrainian Strikes on Warehouses: Russian Businesses Calculate Their Losses
Attacks by Ukrainian drones on the warehouse infrastructure of Russian marketplaces could lead to a decline in online sales in Russia by 400 million orders.
Exclusive Business Destruction: How Many Times Has Russia Already Attacked the Postal and Retail Sectors in 2026?
August 2026 proved to be the most critical month for the Ukrainian retail sector.
How Many Warehouses Have Survived in Ukraine: Co-Owner of Major Chains Reveals the Numbers
A co-owner of EVA and Varus assessed the impact of the strikes on the warehouses.

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