Economy

More than 2 billion and a Croatian passport: Who is the famous rich man on the list?

Although Elon Musk is still at the top of the list of the richest people in the world, the number of billionaires worldwide continues to grow. According to the latest review by Forbes magazine, this year as many as 80 countries and territories have at least one billionaire, which is two more than last year. Their success stories are often very different.

Čačak's Chips Among the Most Popular in the Region, but Potato Production Faces Challenges

Čačak is known in the region not only for basketball and barbecue, but also for its chips, a product loved by almost all generations. Given that Serbia is the 13th largest exporter of chips in the world, it is clear that the role of the city on the Morava River is extremely significant. However, to have chips, we must have potatoes, and it is precisely these agricultural producers who have been facing numerous challenges for years.

Lock after lock: A true 'festival of bankruptcies' is happening in the EU

The number of company bankruptcies in Germany increased by 10.3 percent in 2025, after courts registered a total of 24,064 bankruptcy proceedings, the German Federal Statistical Office (Destatis) announced today.

Šabačka „Zorka” i donsi kozaci

These days, I bought Aleksandar Mitrović's book "Siguran put" at a bargain price from an antique shop. In it, I also found a dedication: "To Cveti Ostojić, my best and long-time collaborator for remembrance. 16. 6. 2005. Belgrade, Aleksandar Mitrović. The mentioned book was edited by Miloš Jevtić, his school friend, editor at Radio Belgrade and author of over two hundred books "Conversations with famous personalities". It is richly illustrated with photographs, on which his collaborators can be seen, as well as high-ranking individuals who visited our pride, Šabac's "Zorka", over time, at the head of which the author of the book was from 1971 to 1981."

MOL and Slovnaft File Another Complaint Against JANAF

Hungarian MOL Group and Slovak Slovnaft have submitted another formal complaint to the Directorate-General for Competition of the European Commission, this time due to JANAF's price abuse, MOL announced today.

U.S. Economy Slows Down

The U.S. economy experienced slower growth in the last quarter of 2025 than previously estimated, at just 0.7 percent, significantly lower than the previous estimate of 1.4 percent, and also below economists' expectations of around 1.5 percent growth, the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) announced today.