Economy

DEPARTURE OF THE "QUEEN OF NUTELLA": Maria Franca Ferrero, the woman who built a sweet empire and NEVER liked ONE THING, has died!

Today, Maria Franca Ferrero, one of the most famous heiresses of the world-renowned food company and former president of the Ferrero Group, passed away at her home in Alba, northern Italy, at the age of 87, as confirmed by numerous international media outlets. The news of her death resonated throughout the small northern city, home to the Ferrero factory and considered the birthplace of the famous chocolate spread, Nutella.

It's Grown on the Terrace and Can Bring Thousands: Why is This Plant Becoming a Hit for Earnings?

For small spaces like balconies, it is enough to plant arugula in wider pots or crates, and with regular sowing of fresh leaves, you can enjoy it almost all year round.

A Belgrade resident received a message that his account was blocked: It can happen to anyone

A Belgrade resident contacted the editorial office confused and frustrated by what happened when he tried to use his payment card. Namely, while trying to make a payment, he received a message that his current account was blocked and that he had to contact his bank.

Serbs bought Chinese cars: These are the first impressions of increasingly popular vehicles

The Chinese car market has certainly taken root in Serbia, and the first owners have shared their experiences with these models.

Over 11,000 industrial workers in Serbia lost their jobs last year, but almost 8,000 were hired in the security sector

A slight drop in employment in 2025 is not dramatic, but it signals deeper problems in the structure of the Serbian economy. Experts warn that the closure of subsidized factories, rising labor costs, and the weakening of the European automotive industry indicate that the current model of economic development is reaching its limits, and that the manufacturing industry will continue to decline.

NIS requested a new special license from the US Department of the Treasury for the company's operations after February 20

The Oil Industry of Serbia (NIS) submitted a new request to the US Department of the Treasury on February 12 for a special license, which would allow the company to continue its operational activities smoothly after February 20, when the previous license expires.