Government Drafting Law to Provide Aid to Systemically Important Companies
Agrokor might be the first company to use the new law.
Byzantine Regulations Killing Croatian Businesses
Due to regulations, taxes and business rules which change daily, many entrepreneurs decide to shut down their businesses.
Croatian Start-up at Largest World Investment Forum in Dubai
Young Zagreb innovators invent smart security system for locking bikes
British-Croatian Michela Magaš European Innovator of the Year
On International Women’s Day in Brussels the European Union Prize for Women Innovators 2017 was awarded. The first prize and 100.000 euro went to Michela Magaš, a dual Croatian/British national. Very little is written in Croatia about her, mostly in the context of her father Boris Magaš, legendary architect and author of Poljud stadium
Winemakers in Komarna on the Edge: A Threat to Environment?
If the proposed changes to the Zoning Plan of Dubrovnik-Neretva County are adopted, vineyards on Komarna will be history
6 Secrets Behind Croatia's Failure to Fix State-Owned Companies
Some thoughts from Indium d.o.o. CEO Milan Račić, published on his LinkedIn page on February 22, 2017, on why Croatia is failing to fix its state-owned companies.
Croatian Company to Compete against Elon Musk’s Tesla
Latest solar cell technology is coming to Sisak.
Government to Reduce Fees for Businesses by 1.5 Billion Kuna This Year
After numerous promises, it seems that fees paid by Croatian companies could finally be lowered.
Legislative and Regulatory Changes in 2017
At midnight, many new laws and regulations came into effect in Croatia.
Fancy a Million Litres of Plavac Mali?
The bankruptcy procedure of the agricultural cooperative Dingač in Potomje on Pelješac peninsula in southern Dalmatia may be the most unusual in Croatia
