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Meta has developed instructions for its employees on how to hide fraudulent advertising on the platform from official investigations — Reuters

From today, Ukrainians aged 40+ can receive 2,000 UAH for a health screening. How to do it through "Diya" and more

Joyful New Year's news of wartime: two more Patriot complexes have come to the defense of Ukrainian cities

Musk plans to put Neuralink brain implants “on stream” in 2026. What is known about this

The tax office has planned over 4,500 business inspections for 2026. Among the large technology companies that will come to inspect Rozetka

More social benefits, higher taxes and fines, expensive electric cars and roaming like at home: 12 innovations of 2026 that affect everyone

The New Year traditionally comes with legislative innovations that require adaptation to new rules, tax rates, and social contributions. We have collected the key changes for 2026 that affect every Ukrainian. We tell you about the new rules that Ukrainians need to learn to live by from now on.

NBU eases currency restrictions for Defence City residents. What changes from December 31

Ukraine's IT exports grew by $141 million in 11 months of 2025. What November showed

"Such a gift from the SBS under the Christmas tree." The head of the Unmanned Systems Forces reported on the number of Russians killed

You can get a taxpayer card at "Diya". How to do it

OKH's Year of Achievements: Star Xu shared the results

“In case of any inexplicable delays, we write a letter to the president and the minister of defense.” Fire Point top managers told how the company receives government contracts and cooperates with officials

The Minister of Economy promised to finalize the draft law on VAT for individual entrepreneurs, which "causes tension in business"

Top IT companies were asked to describe 2025 in one paragraph. Here's how the past year will be remembered by the leaders of EPAM, Ciklum Headway Inc, Railsware and others

2025 was a year of endurance, difficult decisions, and strategy revisions for Ukrainian IT. Business worked under the pressure of war, staff shortages, a global slowdown, and the rapid development of AI — and at the same time, it was looking for growth points. We asked top managers of Ukrainian IT companies to describe in one paragraph what this year was like for them: what hurt, what worked, and what lessons they are taking with them into 2026. However, most of them were more verbose and revealed interesting insider insights.

Linkos Group: 25 years together with business

2025 marked the 25th year of operation on the Ukrainian market for the Linkos Group team. During this time, everything has changed: rules, technologies, business scales, and even the very understanding of how the state and entrepreneurs can interact with each other. One thing has remained unchanged — the need for simple, reliable, and understandable digital tools. It was around it that Linkos Group’s products developed all this time: they grew together with entrepreneurs, went through crises, adapted to new requirements, and gradually became part of the country’s digital infrastructure.

Debris from a Russian drone damaged a vehicle at the Nova Poshta terminal in the Odessa region. 110 parcels worth UAH 2.3 million were destroyed

From January 1, 2026, Ukrainians in the EU will use mobile communications without roaming surcharges

From January 1, 2026, Ukraine will officially join the European roaming zone Roam like at home. This means that Ukrainians will be able to use mobile communications in 27 EU countries without additional roaming charges — at the same rates as in Ukraine. Similarly, subscribers from European Union countries traveling to Ukraine will retain the terms of their home tariffs.

#Vsrativakansii. Superjunior, test task of the year and CEO for 15,000 UAH

Hello! This is the last episode of the #vsrativakansii series this year, where we follow how employers surprise and sometimes annoy IT professionals. Today we’re talking about superjun, the test task of the year, the one-zero error, and cheap specialists.