The Wonderful New Orbital Business World ↗
Front page leadAn exploration of the rapidly expanding global business sector in orbit, covering new opportunities and advancements.
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The Capital news website features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong focus on business and technology. Top stories include the burgeoning orbital business sector, Bulgaria's role in it, and economic news such as budget figures and inflation. There are also articles on defense…
An exploration of the rapidly expanding global business sector in orbit, covering new opportunities and advancements.
A breakdown of the Bulgarian budget for 2026, presented through ten key numerical points.
Key economic indicators including rising US debt costs, falling inflation to 4.4%, and an increase in vignette prices for cars.
An analysis of the strategic decision by the United States to establish arms production facilities within Europe.
A visual collection of photographs capturing the colorful full moon event known as 'Elena's Moon' in July.
Details on the upcoming 'Starship' revolution, likely referring to space technology advancements.
An examination of Bulgaria's involvement and contributions to the growing space industry.
A look at 'unicorns,' likely referring to highly valued startups, within the context of the space industry.
A visual representation of the size and scope of the orbital economy through an infographic.
Commentary on Prime Minister Radev's views regarding the negative impact of the prosecutor's office on corruption investigations, with expectations for a clear concept from 'Progressive Bulgaria'.
An opinion piece suggesting that boundaries, perhaps in technology or ambition, are increasingly being pushed.
A commentary likely discussing a defense-related topic, possibly involving MiG aircraft and future procurements.
An analysis of the financial market's re-evaluation of a company, possibly Oracle, built on the premise of perpetual financing.
A business deal proposal where Ivaylo Konstantinov seeks to lease Gazprom's gas stations in Bulgaria for a nominal fee.
US national debt expenses have reached a nineteen-year peak, coinciding with the Federal Reserve's decision to maintain current interest rates.
Bulgarian inflation data shows a continued downward trend, with the rate dropping to 4.4% for the month of July.
A report indicating that one-fifth of the German population is financially unable to afford summer vacations.