Business
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Anniversary of the Week
Biggest bank failure in Czech history: IPB collapses a quarter of a century ago
In June 2000, Czechia experienced the biggest banking crash in its history. Here is that story.
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Czech students join Shell’s global eco-driving challenge for the first time
For the first time in history, a team of Czech students is taking part in the Shell Eco-marathon, global competition focused on energy efficiency.
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Developer Serge Borenstein: The pilot said, It’s nothing, it’s Karlín
No foreigner can have had such an impact on Prague in the modern era as Serge Borenstein, who is best known for redeveloping the city's Karlín district.
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“If tariffs are imposed, there are no winners”: Radek Špicar discusses Czech economy and trade
Expert Radek Špicar discusses the current state of the Czech economy, the global factors affecting it, and what it needs from the government after the autumn elections.
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1970s “bespectacled” rail veterans to get new lease on life
They are veteran diesel engines from the 1970s nicknamed “Brejlovec” due to their front windows resembling glasses. Now Czech Railways is giving them a new lease on life.
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Brno scientists develop monitoring system to keep pilots from nodding off
Brno scientists are developing a system for monitoring pilot fatigue or health problem, which responds with an alert or a more insistent wake-up call.
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Czechia shows greatest growth in EU of sales of electric cars
141% more new electric cars were registered in Czechia in the first quarter of 2025, the highest in the EU. To understand the uptake, we spoke to demographer Tomáš Sobotka.
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Prague’s astronomical clock stopped to commemorate victims of road speeding
In memory of victims of excessive speed on Czechia’s roads, the iconic astronomical clock on Prague’s Old Town Square stopped for thirteen minutes on April 23rd.
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Prague’s D line: Why is the city getting a fourth metro line?
To understand the origins, need and current status of the Prague Metro's D line, Danny Bate spoke to Adam Scheinherr, councillor and chairman of the local party Praha sobě.
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Prague moves to end use of shared e-scooters after history of tourist abuse
Prague plans to disallow the parking of shared electric scooters. Residents have long complained about their use, particularly by tourists, leading to the move.
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Czechia launches Europe's first driverless passenger train
The first-ever driverless train in Czechia started operating on the Kopidlno to Dolní Bousov line in the Mladá Boleslav region on Friday.
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Trump’s ‘Liberation Day’ is here: What do the USA’s new tariffs mean for Czechia?
To understand what President Donald Trump's new taxes on imports into the USA mean for Czechia, Danny Bate spoke to Lukáš Kovanda, chief economist at Trinity Bank.
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