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REVOLVE and Donatella Versace announced a joint venture with no name, product, or launch date — and Prada, which now owns Versace, refused to comment on it.
A Russian drone struck a shopping center on Peremogy Embankment in Dnipro, with at least three people injured.
The government acknowledges that it is physically impossible to protect the entire power system, so the focus is on ensuring autonomy for each individual house, hospital, and boiler room separately.
The government has acknowledged that the current system of insuring businesses against military risks does not work and is preparing a new model with a coverage threshold of 40-50%. However, the figures show: the problem lies not only in money, but also in the procedures that companies simply fail to complete.
A shopping center building in Pavlohrad was damaged as a result of a Russian attack, and the enterprise suspended operations during the elimination of consequences.
Russia systematically strikes at gas stations in the capital — two gas stations on both banks of the Dnipro were hit on the morning of September 11.
The Ministry of Regional Development proposes making construction developers responsible for housing quality for a decade following occupancy. The question remains whether companies, which have yet to complete previous projects, can bear this burden.
Klitschko accelerated the metro launch across the Southern Bridge by a day after public pressure from the prime minister — but the situation itself shows how slowly Kyiv authorities respond to Russia's new strike tactics.
CITY MALL shopping center has not been operational since early September, with no casualties reported from the strike.
The U.S. president stated that he would close the American market to Canada's aviation industry leader — despite the fact that half of the company's entire fleet operates there.
Europe's cheapest electric car will no longer be produced in China: Dacia is moving Spring production to Slovenia so buyers can receive state subsidies and the vehicle can avoid EU tariffs.
While Bulgaria recalls unity and Pakistan speaks of defense, Ukrainian entrepreneurs this day hold their own front - economic. And this is not a metaphor, but daily business survival statistics.
Military officer and former banker Andriy Onistrat explained why corruption scandals damage public trust in authorities more severely than actual military losses, and what threats Ukraine faces due to air defense shortages.
A metallurgical plant in Dnipro came under Russian missile strike, the extent of damage is currently unknown.
47,000 tons of grain from Kaliningrad passed through Klaipeda completely legally — and this is the main problem that Vilnius and Riga are now trying to urgently fix.
A logistics company that stored goods for Unilever Ukraine came under Russian shelling on Wednesday.
Russian occupiers destroyed a logistics warehouse of "Biocon" near Kyiv, which provided a three-month supply of medicines for Ukrainian patients.
# English Translation The shopping center was attacked not in a single strike, but in a series of blows—rescuers returned to extinguish fires during new incoming strikes. For 520 employees, some of whom had already fled the war from Kherson, Zaporizhzhia, and Odesa, this was not the first job lost due to military operations.
# Leviter Company Closes Deal to Acquire Shopping and Entertainment Center from Dragon Capital on Obolon
Former Defense Minister Initiates Bankruptcy of Company He Founded and Headed — But the Real Story Is Not About His Debt, But About the Scale of Problems Facing a Drilling Equipment Manufacturer That Hid Behind a British Ownership Façade.
The company is cutting 3,300 managerial positions not due to a crisis, but to free up money and time to compete with Waymo and Tesla in the autonomous ride-hailing market.
Russian cruise ship stuck in Barentsurg port — Naftogaz expands hunt for Kremlin assets following The Hague arbitration ruling on Crimea.
While "Avtostrada" is concreting the span structure in 18-meter sections, the key question is not engineering but financial: how did the company obtain nearly a billion hryvnias without competitive bidding, and whether the finished structure will justify this price.
Two attacks on energy infrastructure within a day demonstrate not random vandalism, but a calculated strike at the system's most vulnerable point — precisely where shutting down a single node halts thousands of megawatts at once.
52,000 residents of the frontline city of Kramatorsk may be left without heating because a private thermal power plant does not qualify for either state support or international aid.
Russia continues striking Ukrainian retail warehouse facilities; Varus came under fire on Monday.
The State Property Fund found over a million square meters of suitable premises, while bombed-out businesses search for places to relocate. The main obstacle is not destruction, but state enterprise managers who remain silent.
# Canadian Giant That Failed to Buy Japanese 7-Eleven Takes Over Poland's Largest Convenience Store Chain — and It's Changing the Game Across Central Europe
Maudau is cutting staff not due to falling sales, but because of destroyed logistics — and this reveals the vulnerable point of all e-commerce in Ukraine.
The Cabinet of Ministers has tightened protection conditions against power cuts for businesses that have their own generation or imports — and this is a direct signal to invest in gas-piston power stations right now, rather than waiting for next winter.