Davos 2022: Polish Oil & Gas, Where are You Going?The refining sector in Europe has undergone a pivotal change over the last decade: as recently as ten years ago, refineries were considered to be industrial plants demonstrating the strength of an economy. Today, they are often issue assets for their owners. Author Karol Wolff director of Strategy and Strategic Projects Office, PKN ORLEN, Photo: press materialsKarol Wolff•23 maja 2022
Davos 2022: Polish Defence Industry to SkyrocketThe short- and medium-term condition of our defence industry will improve in the wake of the war in Ukraine, with a gush of procurement orders from the Ministry of National Defence. Trouble may be brewing long-term, as there is a shortage of new designs.Maciej Miłosz•23 maja 2022
Davos 2022: A Marriage of ConvenienceThe marriage between business and science, a crucial factor in driving an innovative economy, can be a win-win situation. But some concessions need to be made first: entrepreneurs must think beyond profit, while scientists should look for a practical rationale for their projects.Paulina Nowosielska•23 maja 2022
Pytlarczyk: Gospodarka na wojennej ścieżce [OPINIA]Inwazja Rosji na Ukrainę wzmocniła stagflacyjne tendencje w gospodarce. Potężne ruchy migracyjne wpływają na popyt i sytuację na rynku pracy. Znalezienie się Polski w strefie frontowej nie ograniczy jej atrakcyjności jako miejsca inwestycji. Ernest Pytlarczyk•23 maja 2022
Davos 2022: WSE Supports the Reconstruction of the Ukrainian Capital MarketMarkets around the world reacted to the outbreak of war in Ukraine with index falls. After the initial shock, the sentiment on the Warsaw Stock Exchange (WSE) quickly recovered. Author Nina Vincenz-Krajewska spokesperson of WSENina Vincenz-Krajewska•23 maja 2022