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The news from Capital.bg covers a range of topics including the IT job market, AI revenue growth, business news in Bulgaria, urban restoration projects, and challenges for small food producers. A significant portion of the front page is dedicated to a theme on life expectancy in Bulgaria…
The IT job market is facing a 'cooling' due to economic and geopolitical factors, leading to changes in hiring practices and salary expectations for tech professionals.
Despite rapid growth, revenues generated by Artificial Intelligence are not expanding quickly enough to meet current market demands and expectations.
Bulgarian businesses are discussing the acquisition of anti-drone systems, amidst reports of an explosion at the EMKO arms factory, highlighting security and defense industry developments.
A historic 100-year-old house in Sofia, once owned by architect Dimitar Fingov, has a new owner and an upcoming restoration project, signaling efforts to preserve architectural heritage.
Small-scale producers of artisanal food products are seeking government support and opportunities to access the market and compete with larger entities.
An opinion piece arguing that the battle for open AI is about making the 'machinery of thought' a public infrastructure rather than a private toll road.
This analysis discusses methods to prevent property fraud by improving due diligence processes, including owner notification and judicial intervention when disputes arise.
A newsletter piece commenting on the political maneuvering of Bulgarian prime ministers, mentioning 'human safari' and an award received by British intelligence from Bulgaria.
A commentary criticizing the state's lack of empathy, specifically mentioning the Interior Ministry's Chief Secretary's apparent schadenfreude regarding drug addicts.
An article exploring the impact of a large hypermarket opening on a small Bulgarian town and its employment landscape.
