The business brunch “Energy of Business: Resilience and Development” brought together company owners, investors, lawyers and communications professionals in Kyiv. The main conversation was about how social responsibility is turning from one-off help into a tool of long-term development.
Students and lecturers of the Kyiv National University of Construction and Architecture (KNUCA) visited the park for a scientific conference and brought greetings from the university's leadership.
There are already plenty of programmes and courses for veterans in Ukraine — what is missing is a single path from the end of service to a new professional role. How the state, employment centres, veterans' spaces, education and business are building it was discussed at the panel “Human Capital of Reconstruction: Veterans, Business, State” at EuroBudExpo-2026.
Entrepreneurs, investors, lawyers and communications professionals gathered in Kyiv to discuss what Ukrainian business relies on in wartime: people and corporate culture, social responsibility, where to invest free capital, technological independence and protection from legal risks.
The rise of artificial intelligence, data centres, electric vehicles and the modernisation of power grids are driving up demand for copper faster than the industry can increase output. According to McKinsey, the global market for refined copper could face an annual deficit of about 3.6 million tonnes in 2035.
On Wednesday 28 October the VI All-Ukrainian sports marketing conference SBC Summit Ukraine 2026 will take place in Lviv for the first time — the announced speakers include KNUCA rector Oleksii Dniprov.
The outstanding Ukrainian artist, architect and creator of the state coat of arms of the UNR era, Vasyl Krychevskyi, has symbolically returned to the walls of the Kyiv National University of Construction and Architecture (KNUCA).
An Experts Club study: although more than half of Ukrainians still view Serbia neutrally, over the year the share of positive assessments has risen noticeably while that of negative ones has fallen.
Why Ukraine needs not just to rebuild destroyed cities but to create a new, safer environment for living.
For many years the Kyiv Pechersk Lavra remained a place where Ukrainian history and the figures of outstanding statesmen and patrons were almost invisible.
Ukraine's team took first place in the overall standings of the international competition for veterans of the security forces in Semmering, Austria — and the veteran and student of the KNUCA Veterans Institute, Vadym Honcharenko, won three disciplines at once.
The in-house Smart Audit service checked 832 websites of Ukrainian companies. The average score is 22 out of 100, and security is below 50 on 86% of sites. We look at what is wrong and what to do about it.
On 13 October 2026 the business publication “PERSHYI BIZNESOVYI | BIZ” will hold the business brunch “Energy of Business: Resilience and Development”. The event will bring together company owners, CEOs, top managers, investors, executives and experts to discuss solutions that help business stay resilient, transform and grow in conditions of prolonged uncertainty.
As Interfax-Ukraine reports, Ukraine's economy showed the first signs of emerging from decline in the first half of 2026, but the high foreign-trade deficit, inflationary pressure and the dependence of public finances on international aid remain the key macroeconomic risks, according to the latest issue of the “Economic Monitoring”.