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The most expensive car brands of 2025 named

The most expensive car brands of 2025 named

British analytics agency Brand Finance has published its annual Global 500 ranking, which includes valuations of the world's largest brands. Among the participants were leaders of the global automotive industry.

Corruption is growing in Ukraine

Corruption is growing in Ukraine

According to a survey conducted by the National Agency on Corruption Prevention (NACP), the majority of Ukrainians and business representatives believe that the level of corruption increased significantly in 2024.

Kyivstar plans to acquire Uklon

Kyivstar plans to acquire Uklon

Ukrainian telecommunications giant Kyivstar has filed an application to purchase the online taxi service Uklon. Information about the pending deal emerged in a statement from the Antimonopoly Committee of Ukraine.

NBU raises policy rate to 14.5

NBU raises policy rate to 14.5

The National Bank of Ukraine announced a one-percentage-point increase in the policy rate, bringing it to 14.5%. According to official data from the regulator, this decision is aimed at stabilising the financial system and reducing inflationary risks.

Trump's daughter to launch her own memecoin

Trump's daughter to launch her own memecoin

A new memecoin linked to the Trump family name is being prepared for launch. The holder of 80% of TRUMP tokens transferred $197 million worth of IVANKA tokens to their wallet, a reference to the former US president's daughter.

Ukraine ranks eighth in global coal reserves

Ukraine ranks eighth in global coal reserves

Ukraine holds the eighth position in the world for coal reserves. However, a significant portion of these resources is concentrated in the Donbas region, where mining prospects for the coming years remain uncertain.

Moldova acknowledges record gas debt

Moldova acknowledges record gas debt

Acting head of Moldgaz Vadim Cheban stated that the organisation acknowledges a historical debt to Russia's Gazprom, amounting to $709 million.

Ukraine's economy slows down

Ukraine's economy slows down

According to World Bank forecasts, Ukraine's economy will slow down by 2% in 2024. Meanwhile, the global economy is expected to grow by 2.7% in 2025 and 2026, which is similar to the forecast for the current year, Forbes reports.