Economy

9 BOTTLES WORTH ALMOST 20,000 EUROS! See the seizure at Podgorica Airport

Members of the Customs Administration of Montenegro seized nine bottles of expensive alcohol from a passenger on a flight from Istanbul, and a fine was imposed and misdemeanor proceedings were initiated due to undeclared goods.

THIS IS WHY MANY ADS ON INFOSTUD STILL DO NOT SHOW EARNINGS Miloš Turinski on the labor market in Serbia for Kurir: "Salaries depend on negotiations..."

Kurir

SERBIAN DOCTORS ARE RETURNING HOME FROM ABROAD! Shocked by salaries, they immediately compared standards: A man's haircut costs like GOLD

Kurir

For 77 Percent of People in Serbia, THIS is the Most Important Employer Characteristic

In Serbia, in 2024, financial stability was identified as the most important characteristic of the most desirable employer by 77 percent of participants in the Talent X research, Infostud announced today.

MILLIONS OF LIVES AT RISK: If food and fuel prices rise further, the world faces an unprecedented disaster!

The war has already shaken oil markets, but attention is now shifting to fertilizer – a key factor for the next planting season.

A DEFICIT TO REMEMBER Chelsea announces the biggest loss in Premier League history

'The Blues' break negative record

UAE Oil Company Seeks UN Resolution Enforcement for Hormuz Transit Protection

The CEO of the UAE state-owned oil company ADNOC, Sultan Al Jaber, stated today that Iran's actions in the Strait of Hormuz pose a global economic threat that the world cannot tolerate.

Tomorrow, part of consumers in Vračar will be without water, and on Friday in Voždovac

Public utility company "Belgrade Waterworks and Sewerage" announced today that part of the consumers in the municipality of Vračar will be without water tomorrow, and on Friday, April 3, consumers in the municipality of Voždovac.

War in Iran also affects plastic packaging production

Producers of plastic packaging and films in Germany and beyond are facing serious shortages of oil-based raw materials due to the war in Iran, leading to price increases and threatening the business of companies throughout the industry.

Expansion of Instant Payments in Serbia

The National Bank of Serbia (NBS) announced today that the habit of using instant payments continues to strengthen among payment service users, which is clearly visible from the results achieved during 2025, when 109.3 million instant payments were recorded, which is a quarter more than in 2024.

Why We Don't Repair Appliances Anymore

Europe is trying to bring product repair back into consumer habits, but it turns out to be a difficult task. Although repair is recognized as an economically and environmentally desirable option, most consumers still opt for buying new products because repair is often more expensive, complicated, and less accessible. The results of the 'REPper' project, which gathered more than 130 experts from several European countries, point to this, showing that the main obstacles are high prices of spare parts, lack of experts, limited access to information, and insufficient consumer trust.

Greek Hoteliers Concerned About Cancellations

The coming weeks are considered critical