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Why is big domestic capital still steering clear of Serbian startups?

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Where Far Eastern capital is headed: Chinese investments are changing Serbia’s economy

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What does the recently published structure of foreign investments in Serbia reveal?

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Public notice for the search for sponsorships for the Italy Pavilion at EXPO 2027 Belgrade

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Austrian Post to acquire D Express from United Group

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Sales of Russian confectionery in Serbia up by 94%

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Serbia’s new accounting law: What it will mean for your company?

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Teklas Automotive expands production complex in Vladičin Han

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Construction of new factory in Merošina completed: EUR 2 mln Serbian-Chinese investment

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Protest in Niš Industrial Zone unless Yura switches on factory air conditioning

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Why foreign companies establish branches in Serbia: Plenty of rights, little responsibility

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Arsić: Chinese investments cannot make up for the shortfall from other sources

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Mali: First robot factory to be completed within the next six weeks

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Austrian company Feller opens factory in Subotica

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Investments don’t care about nation, only interest

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Serbia signs an investment agreement with China regarding production of humanoid robots

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Why doesn’t the private sector in Serbia invest more?

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Linglong plans to hire up to 800 new workers and seeks state subsidies

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Foreign companies are not leaving Serbia because of sick leave, but because of profit

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London’s CapVest officially becomes the new owner of Hemofarm

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Toyo Tires to begin construction of an innovation centre in Inđija

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Serbia grants EUR 7.06 mln to a Chinese company for an electric motor factory in Apatin

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MK Group to invest EUR 1.6 bn, Nelt EUR 400 mn, Sevojno copper mill EUR 50 mn

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Burger King is coming to Serbia

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