Business
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3D printing whiz Josef Průša named youngest Czech ‘Entrepreneur of the Year’ in history
Josef Průša, founder of one of the largest makers of 3D printers in the world, has been named Czech ‘Entrepreneur of the Year’ by the global consultancy at age 31.
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Supreme Audit Office: pandemic not entirely to blame for steep increase in 2020 state expenditures
The Covid-19 pandemic has amplified problems in public finance management, but it cannot be entirely blamed for last year’s economic result.
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Česká zbrojovka Group saw record revenues in 2020
The Czech small arms producer Česká zbrojovka Group SE (CZG) saw year-on-year profits rise by 14.6 percent to CZK 6.8 billion in 2020.
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Nuclear options: Czechs bar Chinese firm from tender but not equal Russian ‘security risk’
The security services will conduct a detailed risk assessment of potential bidders to expand the Dukovany power plant. Russia's Rosatom was not excluded, despite warnings.
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Death of Petr Kellner opens debate on his legacy and future of PPF business empire
The death of Petr Kellner came as a big shock. As further details of his death in a helicopter crash in Alaska emerge, Czechs are looking back at the billionaire’s legacy.
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Small flats becoming increasingly popular in Czech Republic
Interest in small one, or two bedroom flats is growing. Experts believe the cause is a mix of high prices toghether with the phenomenon of couples living separately.
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Analysis: Prague rooftops could provide solar energy for 120,000 households
Solar panels installed on the roofs of Prague houses could provide electricity for some 120,000 households, suggests an analysis carried out by the company EkoWATT.
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Bankrupt ČSA to resume flights to five destinations and increase connections
The national carrier Czech Airlines (ČSA) will resume flights to five destinations in the coming weeks and increase the frequency of flights to European destinations.
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More Czechs consume wine than beer, survey finds
The alcoholic drink that is consumed by the most people in the Czech Republic is not beer but wine, according to a new survey.
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Senate rejects mandatory quotas on Czech food in large stores
The Food Act amendment would have set quotas on Czech food products in large retail stores. The EU said the proposal was clearly discriminatory.
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Firms say more frequent workplace Covid testing could hit budgets
The introduction of more frequent Covid testing in the workplace could prove difficult both in terms of cost and logistics, companies say.
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High demand during pandemic means computers and associated electronics are hard to come by
Thanks to both a rise in demand and problems associated with delivery, there is a shortage of computers on the Czech market.
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