New administrative hell project for food producers and traders ↗
Front page leadA new project proposes significant administrative burdens for food producers and traders, potentially impacting the industry.
Bulgaria
The Capital news website's front page primarily features economic and business news from Bulgaria, with a focus on regulatory changes, market trends, and industry developments. There's a prominent section on the labor market, and several opinion pieces cover topics like AI regulation, Bulgarian…
A new project proposes significant administrative burdens for food producers and traders, potentially impacting the industry.
The Bulgarian online advertising market reached 138 million euros in 2025, with a significant portion of spending on international platforms.
The initial tender for the repair of the Chaira Pumped Storage Power Plant has been completed, marking a step forward for the energy sector.
An analysis reveals that social engineers, not hackers, were responsible for breaching Revolut, highlighting potential risks.
Key economic news includes the government's 3% budget deficit target, anticipated Fed interest rate hikes, and a Bulgarian taking the helm at Kaufland Germany.
A series of articles discusses the cooling labor market, including business expectations for 2027, slowing hiring, salary stagnation, and the changing skill landscape.
An opinion piece argues against industry-led oversight for AI, suggesting it's not the necessary solution.
The CEO of Anthropic, Dario Amodei, discusses the need to moderate the pace of AI development, a topic that has sparked significant debate.
An analysis of a political crisis related to a campaign, suggesting discomfort among supporters of different political factions.
The article argues for increased European investment in dual-purpose defense capabilities, framing security spending as a path to prosperity.
This piece discusses common cybercrime threats, moving beyond simple errors to more sophisticated attacks.
The fourth episode of the podcast "Myths on the Roof" debunks the idea that cheap internet components are always cost-effective, highlighting issues with warranty and support.
Kaufland Bulgaria has appointed Mihail Petrov as its new Executive Director, a significant personnel change in the retail sector.