The last decade has brought a dynamic increase in the number and value of investments carried out by Polish companies abroad.
According to the forecasts of the Polish Central Statistical Office (GUS), by 2050 the population of Poland will decrease by about 4.5 million (to less than 34 million people). This outflow will affect the inhabitants of cities...
The last year’s visit of President Andrzej Duda in China launched a discussion on Poland's greater involvement in the development of the New Silk Road. While estimating the benefits from this project, no-one should pretend that...
CE Financial Observer talks with Prof. Aurelia Nowicka from the Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań and Alicja Adamczak, PhD, the President of the Polish Patent Office.
International investors treat emerging markets as one which often leads to the withdrawal of capital from these markets thus weakening the local currency.
Cheap gas from Russia is a problem for Poland but it does not bother Germany or the Czech Republic.
The Ukrainian economic migration to Poland and Europe at large is going to continue rising sharply, helped by the European Commission’s recent decision to move towards introducing visa-free travel for Ukrainian citizens.
Every new Polish government promises to reduce the size of the grey economy by closing loopholes in the tax system. Some less informed ministers even claim that the informal economy could be completely eliminated.
CEOs of Deloitte Technology Fast 50 are targeting 2016 as the right moment to expand into new markets. Almost half of them are planning expansion to new markets.
Proposed by the Polish new government consolidation of the energy industry and the coal mining industry will not bring any major benefits and will leave the energy sector with no money.