Euler Hermes: rise in bankruptcies in January
According to Euler Hermes, in January 2019, 98 companies went bankrupt in Poland, which means an increase of 20 percent year-on-year.
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IKEA plans to lease furniture
Swedish IKEA plans to start a pilot project allowing the customers to rent furniture instead of buying, Puls Biznesu reported. The first leasing trial should begin in Switzerland already in February.PiS considers doubling benefits for “500+”
The ruling Law and Justice party (PiS) considers increasing benefits for children known as “500+” to PLN 1,000 ahead of local elections in Autumn. The party argues that monthly support of PLN 500 may not be enough due to growing prices.Number of e-stores grew sharply in 2018
The number of e-stores rose by more than 6.1 percent y/y in 2018, Rzeczpospolita newspaper reported citing Polish Central Statistical Office (GUS) data. The total turnover of online stores stood at over PLN 50 billion, showing a double-digit growth versus 2017.Get more news .. →
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The average delay time of freight trains in Q4 grew to 11.8 hours from 11.2 hours in Q3, Railway Transport Office (UTK) said on Thursday. According to...
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Platform enabling gym access for travelers launches in Polan...
The global health and fitness industry is worth over $500 billion and more of the business is moving into the online fitness space. The latest entrant...
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Platform enabling gym access for travelers launches in Polan...
The global health and fitness industry is worth over $500 billion and more of the business is moving into the online fitness space. The latest entrant...
