Persistent Czech Business Review coverage connecting CzechInvest announcements with companies, investment projects, technology and regional economic development.
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A guide to 20 major technology employers in Prague, including Microsoft, SAP, Gen Digital, Oracle, IBM, Siemens, Pure Storage, Productboard and other large engineering teams.
CzechBusiness combines CzechInvest and CzechTrade, creating a single agency for startups, investors and exporters from August 2026.
A practical guide to Czech corporate tax, including the 21% corporate income tax rate, VAT, deductions, withholding taxes and key compliance points for businesses.
How to start a company in the Czech Republic, covering Czech s.r.o. incorporation, trade licences, registration, tax, VAT, banking and employment setup.
Czech space startups have gone from instruments to full satellite subsystems. ESA funding math still trails Poland — here's the gap.
Comparing CzechInvest, JIC and Start it @ČSOB: strong at seeding startups, weaker at scaling-stage capital.
A guide to major German companies operating in Czechia, including Volkswagen's Škoda Auto, Continental, Bosch, Siemens, Lidl, Kaufland, RWE, Schaeffler and others.
A 2026 guide to employer costs in Czechia, including gross salary, 24.8% employer social security, health insurance and other employment expenses.
Why Czech manufacturing remains a competitive advantage, including automotive, machinery, engineering, suppliers, exports and the shift toward higher-value production.
Why Prague and Brno attract nearshoring work from German companies, including software talent, proximity, EU regulation, language skills and engineering depth.
How Czechia and Germany are connected through automotive production, Škoda, suppliers, exports, engineering and the transition to electric vehicles.
Why German companies invest in Czechia, from location and suppliers to skilled labour, industrial infrastructure and access to Central European markets.
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