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11:29 AM Saturday, September 16, 2017
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UBJ AM Sept. 15, 2017
Yalta conference starts today; Central bank leaves interest rates unchanged; OKKO owner starts ‘second Bukovel’ ski area; US IT company builds ‘InnoHub’ in Kyiv
James Brooke Sep 14, 2017
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UBJ AM Sept. 14, 2017
Kolomoisky properties impounded; Ukraine Rail wants to issue Eurobonds; Salaries up 21%, job vacancies up 24%;IMF here next week, Swiss group invests in Lviv bank
James Brooke Sep 13, 2017
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UBJ AM Sept. 13, 2017
Tourism up 8.7%; MHP to increase landbank 50 %; EuroParl wants to abolish roaming charges between Ukraine and EU
James Brooke Sep 12, 2017
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UBJ AM Sept. 12, 2017
SBU freezes Chinese buy of Motor Sich; Energoatom sees nuclear independence from Russia in 2019; Kerch bridge squeezes ships to Ukraine ports in Sea of Azov
James Brooke Sep 11, 2017
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UBJ AM Sept. 11, 2017
Ukraine Eurobond road show starts today in London, US on Wed. and Thursday; Ukraine to privatize three large companies by year’s end; Three US companies plan investments in Ukraine
James Brooke Sep 10, 2017
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UBJ AM Sept. 8, 2017
US Co. to Build New Factory in Ivano F; Exports to EU up 23%; Auchan buys Caravan, doubling French retailer’s size in Ukraine; Chinese company to drill 24 gas wells in Poltava and Kharkiv
James Brooke Sep 08, 2017
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UBJ AM Sept. 7, 2017
Ukraine cuts port fees 20 percent; Sugar exports up six times; Ukraine’s fastest growing airport, Zaporizhia, to get a $20 million passenger terminal
James Brooke Sep 06, 2017
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UBJ AM Sept. 6, 2017
FT: Ukraine to issue first dollar bond in five years; Business up 26.6% this year; Grain exports to go up 3.4%
James Brooke Sep 06, 2017
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UBJ AM Sept. 5, 2017
​Electricity rates lowest in Europe; New car sales up 29 percent; US is largest aid donor to Ukraine; First ‘cryptomats’ open in Kyiv
James Brooke Sep 05, 2017
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UBJ AM Sept. 4, 2017
Survey: Ukraine top investor destination; Czechs invest in Ukraine road building; One third of Ukrainians shop on line; Dobrobut plans $100 million heart center
James Brooke Sep 04, 2017
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UBJ AM Sept. 1, 2017
Ukraine plans to land three Euro discount airlines next year; State sells 25% shares in two power companies; Uber expands beyond Ukraine’s top five cities, to Vinnytsia.
James Brooke Aug 31, 2017
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UBJ AM Aug. 31, 2017
OPIC to increase Ukraine lending in 2018; Austria refuses to extradite Firtash; Rail freight up 6%
James Brooke Aug 30, 2017
UBJ Weekend
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China I: Building Silos, Ports, Cement Highway to Guarantee Food Imports from Ukraine
As Kyiv’s economic conferences start this fall, China, the world’s second largest economy, is missing from agendas. With a $12 trillion economy, eight times Russia’s, China is emerging quietly as Ukraine’s top economic partner of the future.
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Ukraine Builds New Road and Rail Ties with Europe
Fast, crossborder trains to Poland, Slovakia and Hungary. An EU standard highway to Romania. Next challenge: Baltic to Black Sea highway, from Poland to Odesa
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​Air Traffic Jumps 40% in H1 2017
Italian carrier to start flights from Lviv to six Italian cities; Despite 65 airstrips, domestic air traffic lags due to high fuel taxes; Metro to Kharkiv airport;
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Ukraine's Youth See English as Key to Future
Teenagers travel 12 hours and 800 kilometers to attend 2-week English language summer camp near Kyiv
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SOS for Summer Drivers: Danish Lasers Can Check Road Conditions
As Ukraine embarks on major road repair and building era, Danish company spies opportunity with laser inspection systems that don't take bribes
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New Airlines, Fast Trains Link Ukraine and EU
Air and train travel rebound this summer, prompting more choices and better prices.
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Lviv Hot Spot: Belgian Village Sells Out
Belgian real estate developer unveils plans for Lviv’s second Euro-standard residential suburb – on the road to Poland
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Ukrainian Engineers Design Canada’s First Spaceport
Rockets made in Dnipro to launch satellites from Nova Scotia over the North Atlantic
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Lviv: New Museum Explores Nazi, Soviet Past
Off the beaten track: Territory of Terror Museum gives visitors a taste of Nazi Jewish Ghetto and Soviet Transit Prison
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Ukraine Gets Direct Flights to Nine Polish Cities
Two more fast cross border trains start this summer as Ukrainians reconnect to Poland for work, study and play
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Ukraine Simplifies Job Permits and Visas for Foreigners
Visas will favor well-educated entrepreneurs
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Ukrainians Discover Europe This Summer. Will Europe Discover Ukraine?
Ukraine embarks on its summer of Europe.
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Eurovision: Publicity Money Can't Buy
With Kyiv’s smooth and successful hosting of Eurovision, Europe glimpsed a different Ukraine
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Visas Go, Air Fare War Erupts
UIA Competes With Discount Airlines, Slashes Fares on Domestic and European Flights
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Time to Buy a Country Manor?
Heritage sites on sale at low prices; government draws Central Europe’s tourism boom to Ukraine
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Eurovision Puts Kyiv in Europe's Spotlight
Chance to show 230 million Europeans modern, post-revolution Ukraine
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Tired of Hubbing? 16 Other Ukrainian Airports Now Have Direct Foreign Flights
All flights no longer lead to Kyiv Boryspil; regional airports start foreign flights, banking on Ukraine’s growing consumer confidence and visa free access to EU Schengen zone.
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Belgian Billy Goat Butts Head Against Ukraine Farm Barriers
Foreign investor succeeds -- building goat herd, selling gourmet cheeses online, riding organic produce wave, and attracting farm tourists from Lviv
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​Air Travel Climbs
By plane, train, automobile and ferry, Ukrainians get new options for foreign travel. Uber started Thursday in Kharkiv, its fifth city in Ukraine
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Eurovision: The Show Will Go On In Kyiv
A Russian boycott could reduce pressure on hotel rooms
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Bookstore Booms on New Demographic: Ukrainians Educated in Ukrainian
Will Ukraine’s ban on book from Russia stimulate printing of Ukrainian books -- or generate a black market?
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Adventures in Investing: Australian Meat Pies in Kyiv
Australians Peter Kuhn and Glen Hollings gambled when they invested $250,000 in an Australian meat pie factory near Kyiv, then in the throes of the Maidan revolution.
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​Transport Roundup – Ukraine to Profit from Visa-free EU Travel
More cities and more routes in advance of visa-free travel to EU
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English Schools: Big Business in Ukraine
Looking West, Ukrainians flock to language schools for work, study, tourism, and, possibly, romance
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Boryspil Sees More Flights, More Airlines
Ukraine’s biggest airport slashed landing fees to lure airlines -- and pulled in Ryanair
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Eurovision to Sprinkle Gold Dust on Kyiv
City bets fans and journalists will spend $20 million in May to attend Europe’s big music contest; if no hitches, publicity could be priceless
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Budget Airlines Battle Over Ukraine Market
Making Lviv’s airport truly international, Ryanair will fly to London, Berlin and Munich
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Kyiv: Europe's Best Value City
Thanks to radical devaluation of hryvnia in 2014-2015, Kyiv today is Europe's cheapest mayor city -- in dollars
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Ukraine Visas Faster, Cheaper
Visa fees and waiting times cut
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Ukraine’s Avant-garde Art Features in World’s Leading Fine Arts Fair
British dealer delineates 1914-34 Ukrainian Art from Russian
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Lviv to Get Ukraine's First Crowne Plaza
By September, the venerable Grand Hotel to reemerge from $30 million renovation and expansion as Crowne Plaza
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Overflights Plummet -- Air Service Ticks Up
Ukraine loses millions of dollars in overflight fees as passenger planes fly around Ukraine. Of interest to travelers, takeoffs and landings picked up last year.
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Uber Adds Polish to the 'Pearl of the Black Sea'
In Uber’s first expansion beyond Kyiv, the ride service starts in Odesa, Ukraine’s top sea spot
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​Kyiv International Fashion Week Boosts Ukraine’s Fashion Industry
This weekend's fashion shows highlight how Kyiv has become a fashion capital for Eastern Europe
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Foreign Investors Beware: Kyiv's Writ May Not Reach Ternopil
Kyiv's best intentions did not save $1 billion foreign farm investment from local chiselers
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​Ukraine’s Air Traffic Flies High After Two Year Drop
European destinations compensate for loss of flights to Russia. Airlines bet on visa-free travel for summer 2017
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Ukraine's High-Fashion Vyshyvankas Confront Small Business Barriers
Red tape -- not the Christmas kind -- tie up overseas online sales
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2016: The Year of Ukraine’s Film Renaissance
Weekend Feature: The UBJ takes a closer look at Ukraine's film industry
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There's More to DC Fashion than Gray Suits and More to Ukraine than War
Ukraine's fashion scene is gaining international traction including in a recent fashion show taking place in the US Capital.
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