Managers in Zagreb Are Highest Paid in Balkan Region
Managers in Croatian capital are the third best-paid managers in Central and Eastern Europe.
Blind Entrepreneur Launches Successful Company
Siniša Slunjski proves that blind people can be very successful entrepreneurs, even in Croatia.
Commerce Chamber: Expected GDP Growth of 3.2% is Feasible
The Croatian Chamber of Commerce (HGK) rated government guidelines for the 2017 state budget as a solid framework that places public finances in the function of tax alleviation of businesses and citizens, while the economy growth was rated as optimistic, but feasible
“If MOL is Not Welcome in Croatia, we Will Sell our Share in INA”
Management President of MOL Zsolt Hernadi said in an interview for the German business magazine Handelsblatt that he is pleased with the Management and personnel of INA, and “although the problem is in the politics in Zagreb, he believes a deal will be made with the Croatian government so INA will be a part of the new MOL
Kutjevo Company Demands Inspections be Expanded to Include Wine
“The processes are dramatic and the government is silent.”
Rural Tourism Association Demands Delay of Tax Reform
What is the real goal of the tax reform and who was it made for?
Ten Percent of Croats Bribe the Public Sector
The global barometer of corruption published by Transparency International showed 10 percent of Croatian citizens have bribed the public sector in the last year in order to have access to their rights
Podravka Products in Chinese Supermarkets
The success of Podravka in only a year can be considered especially significant
Croatia Drops Four Places in “Doing Business” Rankings
Conditions for doing business in Croatia are not getting any better.
Đuro Horvat: The Situation is Dramatic, a Single Exported Litre is Matched With 15 Imported, Mostly Bad Wines
Croatia will produced excellent quality wines this year, but marketing problems remain. During 2016 the trend of importing cheap wine continued
