Czech Business Today
Volume XV, 3-2016
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Anti tax avoidance efforts have to be global
Due to the tax avoidance practices, European treasuries are short of billions of euro. For that reason, the European… continue reading »
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Consumers will profit from abolished geo-blocking but contractual freedom must be maintained
The Digital Single Market (DSM) has a great potential to contribute to economic growth of the EU but remains still… continue reading »
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Seal of Excellence – A Second Chance for Innovative Business
High quality proposals from innovative Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises that have not been funded within Horizon 2020… continue reading »
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EESC Corner: Public procurement rules in connection with the current asylum crisis
The European Union currently faces numerous challenges due to a sudden sharp increase in arrivals of the asylum… continue reading »
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MEPs CORNER
”The Anti Tax Avoidance Package is not sufficient and it is necessary to adopt other measures. Some measures are… continue reading »
Flash news
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Synergy between ESIF and Clean Sky 2 will be possible in the Czech Republic
The Czech Ministry of Industry and Trade signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Clean Sky 2 Joint Undertaking on March 29. The aim is to allow synergies between ESIF programmes implemented in the Czech Republic and Horizon 2020 and create more funding opportunities to businesses, universities and research centers from aviation sectors.
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Czech international trade breaks records
In February 2016, the Czech international trade reached a record surplus of 22 billion CZK (0.81 billion EUR). It is a 4.5 billion CZK increase compared to February 2015. In a year-to-year comparison, exports from the Czech Republic increased by 7.3 %
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New impetus for Czech-Chinese business
Within the framework of the visit of Chinese president Xi Jinping in the Czech Republic, several Czech companies signed export contracts with their Chinese counterparts. These should be worth 63 billion CZK (2.3 billion EUR). Apart from the car industry, these companies include representatives of banking, energy or aviation sector.
