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Journalists will create news. But who will make money from it? And why is Armenia particularly vulnerable?
By 2035, Germany could lose up to half of its professional journalists, and advertising and content revenues for German journalistic media could decline by 43% compared to 2024 levels.EAEU has assessed the consequences of a potential suspension of Armenia’s participation in the Union
Members of the Eurasian Intergovernmental Council from Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, and Kyrgyzstan have prepared a report on the potential consequences of suspending the Treaty on the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) with respect to Armenia.Capital for Growth: Investment and Financial Forum in Yerevan Discusses Opportunities and Barriers to Armenia's Market Development
The second Armenia Investment and Financial Forum, titled "Time of Opportunities: Armenia in the New Architecture of Global Markets," took place in Yerevan, bringing together representatives from the government, the financial sector, the business community, international institutions, and expert circles.Women creating Armenia's largest 'invisible' sector of economy: Why unpaid labor requires a review of public policy
The National Time Transfer Accounts (NTTA) study in Armenia quantifies the scale of unpaid work for the first time and reveals that domestic work, childcare, and elder care represent one of the largest "invisible" sectors of the country's economy.Why media are not required to publish every press release. And why that's oK
Almost every business media outlet is familiar with the same situation: a company sends out a press release, and an hour later asks, "Why didn't you publish our news?" Often followed by, "How much does it cost to publish?"Trucks of the Future: How Auto Gallery is bringing Armenia into the Scania family and changing the rules of the game
The official opening of a representative office for Scania, one of the world's leading manufacturers of trucks and buses, was a significant event for the Armenian transport market.Exports without an alternative: Businesses and experts criticize the gap between Armenia's export strategy and budget requests
The issue of diversifying Armenian exports has become a key topic in Armenia's economic policy in recent years. Amid periodic restrictions on the export of certain Armenian goods to Russia, authorities have declared the need to expand exports and enter new markets, including the European Union.19 Russian Companies Seek Partners in Armenia as “Made in Russia” Business Mission Takes Place in Yerevan
A business mission of 19 Russian companies—manufacturers of food, cosmetics, and household chemicals is taking place in Yerevan from March 11–12 as part of the "Made in Russia" program, organized by the Russian Export Center (REC).News 1 - 20 of 70
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