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Kyiv’s first foreign chain hotel delays opening

delayed indefinitely. First scheduled to open in early April to accommodate Italian tenor Luciano Pavarotti, Radisson failed to open its doors even by …
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A multi-faceted Peruvian who sells cool clothes

e way local people dressed. “They all dressed in the same grey tones. It looked like those clothes were made automatically.” Today, almost 20 years …
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Sports channel hopes to score points, advertisers

First Sport Ukraine, the country’s first all-sports station, is hoping its format will find a home, and make a profit, on local airwaves. The channel, …
Vlad Lavrov

Western NIS Enterprise Fund to spin off new firm

A leading Ukrainian investment fund backed by the United States government is being restructured in a process that envisions top fund management …
Roman Olearchyk

The survivor behind Gala radio

“They tried to kill me six times. Across the street from us there was an SBU [State Security Service] apartment watching us. I’d always walk by waving …
Viktoria Barchenko

Need help? Hire a ‘Husband for an Hour’

is awfully busy. Often, she has to rely on specialized companies when she needs to fix things around the house. “Everything should be done by …
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Moving in? How to buy your own place in Kyiv

ight seem intimidating to foreigners, especially if they don’t speak the language. Frankly, the process does seem rather complex and time-consuming – …
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American MBA grads see opportunities in Ukraine

When Tim McQuillin of Cleveland, Ohio, boarded a plane to Kyiv seven years ago, he had not the faintest idea he would stick around in Ukraine for …
Yulianna Vilkos

Next step of Ukrainian MBA programs: accreditation

In Ukraine’s emerging business education market, where no national rankings of business schools are yet available, each school’s reputation has been …
Yulianna Vilkos

Another diabolical plot

inister Roman Zvarych, who has allegedly lied about his education. This is what National Defense & Security Council Secretary Petro Poroshenko on May …
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Khodorkovsky’s lawyer warns Ukraine to be wary

ssian oil tycoon Mikhail Khodorkovsky, whose has seen valuable production units muscled away from his once-prized oil company Yukos by the …
Roman Olearchyk

Donbass Industrial Union fights on for Polish steel mill

est steel holding for control of a Polish mill has escalated, with allegations surfacing that Polish officials again conducted a tender unfairly. The …
Roman Olearchyk

Rada lifts fuel import duties

Ukraine’s parliament hastily approved a bill on May 17  lifting import duties on high octane and diesel fuels through the end of the year in an effort …
Roman Olearchyk

An utter disgrace

old the degrees that his official biographies and various confusing statements to the press suggested he did. This would seem to be a matter of fact, …
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Has the Orange Revolution gone red?

itive change would come. The Western-leaning economist would institute reforms that would put the Ukrainian economy – still largely socialist – on a …
Jed Sunden

Remember the Willards!

ght on our company’s part, The Willard Group – which has been operating in Ukraine for the last 10 years – did not make the Kyiv Post’s “Top List” …
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Prosecutors question Yanukovych in connection with jailed regional official

(AP)- Ukrainian prosecutors have questioned former Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovych in connection with the dealings of a jailed regional official, but …
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Yushchenko promises businesses they won’t face endless probes

(AP) – President Viktor Yushchenko tried to reassure Ukraine’s business community on May 13, saying he wasn’t interested in the re-nationalization of …
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