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Euro RSCG’s Hoffman Moritz

uff. Time served? Eight years. What brought you to Ukraine? The possibility of studying classic art in the National Academy of Art and …
Interns

Tactical ‘Simultant’ Wolfgang Gomernik

ay 18, 2005). What brought you to Ukraine? Personal, tactical and economic reasons. Where did you ring in Y2K? I celebrated with my family in …
Interns

Rower Turned Transporter Gael Lelong

When Frenchman Gael Lelong quit his accounting studies and his internship at KPMG in Paris in the fall of 1999 to move to Moscow, everyone told him he …
Paul Miazga

Good Wholesome Ukrainian Food, and a Manifesto

I have a fondness for cafeterias – the old stolovye – of the leftover Soviet variety. When  I was studying Russian, during the late communist era, the …
andrey slivka

The Best Tiramisu in the Capital? It’s in Podil

am and sponge cake soaked in coffee and sweet wine kicks ass when it’s done right. But when a European dish makes the trip east, sometimes all that …
Interns

Aval lands landmark credit line

The International Finance Corporation, the private sector arm of the World Bank, has granted a landmark $50 million loan to Aval bank, marking the …
Roman Olearchyk

Veteran ex-pat sells out of magazine business

After nearly 12 years in publishing, Briton Terry Pickard has sold his magazines to make more time for his real estate business. Pickard, managing …
Vlad Lavrov

Kyiv’s private eyes keep busy

Ever thought about double-checking your spouse’s fidelity, or finding out the current whereabouts of your long-lost love? You might be out of luck and …
Vlad Lavrov

Ukrainian-American Myron Wasylyk looks back

Leading up to the Post’s 10th birthday this September, each week we’ll be highlighting members of the local business community who have played leading …

Drive-in theater debuts in capital

The opening of the city’s first- ever drive-in movie theater is offering film-goers another way to see movies, and drivers another reason to stay …
Viktoria Braychenko

Nameless ‘experts’ say real estate crash coming

The mortgage question The government’s been kicking around ideas for cheap, state-funded mortgages all summer, and now they’re finally giving it a …
Ryan Grotte

Multinationals in Ukraine, past and present

Ukraine may still lag behind Poland and Russia in foreign investment, but experts say big multinational companies are responsible for building …
Yulianna Vilkos

Taiwan PC maker eyes local market

A major Taiwanese computer manufacturer is expected to invest up to $150 million in  the construction of an assembly plant in Kharkiv oblast, becoming …
Viktoria Braychenko

Easier business

ess involves a lot of bureaucratic wrangling. It’s a draining process that throws the petitioner up against the worst of Ukraine’s inert government …
Editorial

Akhmetov on the lam

s July. At that point Ukraine’s supposedly richest man had skipped the country, possibly in response to a request from law enforcement authorities …
Editorial

Drug policy reforms: a bad idea

IV-positive – the highest rate in Europe. (According to the Health Ministry, 79,099 HIV-positive people have registered with the government as of …
Interns

Ahkmetov under fire

Ukrainian law enforcement appears to be tightening the noose on tycoon Rinat Akhmetov, raiding the offices of a Donetsk-based firm that is part of his …
Roman Olearchyk

Setting yourself on fire is latest trend in Ukrainian protest

Yuri Lyashenko, a 50-year-old entrepreneur from Kherson oblast, set himself ablaze outside the parliamention July 30, to draw attention to what he …
Peter Byrne
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