Business
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Two brothers give iconic Czech sneaker brand new lease on life
The iconic Czech sneaker brand Botas has two new owners who plan on giving the company a new lease on life.
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All aboard the night train: European Sleeper launches Prague-Brussels service
A new night train route has just launched between Prague and Brussels, also making stops in Amsterdam, Berlin, and several other cities along the way. But will it catch on?
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Czechoslovakia’s Ford T: celebrating 60 years since introduction of Škoda 1000 MB
The new Škoda 1000 MB was unveiled in Mladá Boleslav in March 1964. Designed to be an affordable family car, it was Czechoslovakia’s answer to the Ford Model T.
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European Commission promises to act on Czech objection to German gas transit fee
The European Commission has responded positively to Czechia’s objection to the German gas transit fee and will take up the matter with Berlin.
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Invest in Bravery: Ukrainian start-ups to meet Czech backers in Prague
Invest in Bravery helps find investors for tech start-ups in Ukraine. It will be holding events in Prague – including a conference and workshops – on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Minister: Banks placing obstacles in way of Czech arms exporters
Czechia’s arms industry has seen record exports in the last two years. But still international banks are making life hard for arms makers, says the defence minister.
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Bill proposes minimum of one-third women in leadership positions in large companies
A new bill aims to see a minimum of one-third women in upper management positions in large companies in Czechia, bringing it more in line with other EU countries.
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Pilot flies vintage Aero 145 from Australia to Czechia
Richard Santus recently acquired a 1960 Czechoslovak-made Aero 145 aircraft and flew it all the way from Australia to his museum in Podhořany in east Bohemia.
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Czech government unexpectedly expands nuclear power tender to four reactors
At a press briefing in Prague on Wednesday the Czech cabinet announced plans to expand the Dukovany tender to four nuclear reactors instead of one.
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Overhaul of labour market mooted – but would Czechs accept less security?
One proposal from the Czech government’s economic council is to give bosses more flexibility in hiring and firing, including redundancies without stated grounds.
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Czechia facing dire lack of nurses in coming years
The Czech health sector is currently short of around 3,000 registered nurses. Worse still, a third of the country’s nurses are due to retire within the next ten years.
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Largest transport aircraft made in Czechoslovakia never went into serial production
The L-610 was the largest transport aircraft constructed in Czechoslovakia. Due to developmental, economic and political factors, it never went into serial production.
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