Export Port Blockade: Losses in Ukraine’s Agricultural Sector Will Rise
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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.
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.
The Cost of Air Raid Alerts: How Much Does Every Hour of Sirens Cost Ukraine?
Every hour of business downtime due to alarms costs the economy $45 million.
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.
From rising prices to changes in the job market: How Kyiv spent August amid the sound of sirens
A record number of air raid alerts and shelling have significantly affected business and daily life in Kyiv.
The NBU Assesses Business Sentiment: Who Remains Optimistic, and Who Is Pessimistic
The NBU’s Business Activity Expectations Index fell to 48.3 in August 2026.
Russian Airstrikes: Russia Has Shifted Its Priorities and Is Targeting Businesses
The occupiers are increasingly targeting warehouses, logistics centers, and commercial facilities in an attempt to weaken Ukraine’s economic rear as they fail to achieve significant gains on the front lines.
Warehouse Real Estate: Losses Due to Russian Attacks Threaten to Drive Up Prices in Ukraine
The destruction of more than half of the warehouse space in the Kyiv region is forcing businesses to restructure their logistics, which could lead to higher costs for rent, transportation, and goods.
Export No Ship Arrivals: How Much Does the Idle Time at Ukraine’s Seaports Cost the Country Each Day?
Over the course of two and a half years of operation prior to the blockade, more than 8,000 ships used the maritime corridor.
In Ukraine, Women-Led Companies Will Gain Expanded Access to Financing
The first group of 21 participants has already joined the WE Finance Code project.
Investments Ukraine and the Netherlands Launch Defense Tech Grants: What We Know
The project calls for the creation of a joint grant mechanism to fund innovative solutions developed by Ukrainian and Dutch companies in the defense tech sector.
Air Raid Alerts: Downtime and Business Losses in Ukraine
In the western part of the country, the impact of hostilities on work remains minimal.
