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Two rating agencies on the same day drew attention to the state of public finances. The economy remains Poland’s strong point, but according to the agencies it alone will not stop the rise in debt.
The maker of the design tool is cutting jobs after its first slowdown in growth in a decade. The company's chief admits that supporting AI features was too expensive, and pricing was not keeping up with demand.
The biggest crypto exchange heist in history began with fake recruitment, and the state is paying hackers for vulnerabilities on gov.pl. Plus Big Tech’s bill for the AI race and three labor law issues that concern employers.
Polish start-ups close the most funding rounds in Central and Eastern Europe, but trail Bulgaria and Lithuania by value. The reason is the market structure: lots of small rounds, almost no large ones.
From November 20, Airbnb hosts will no longer be allowed to require guests to wash dishes, strip beds or take trash off the property. For owners of short-term rental apartments, this means a new cleaning cost equation.
The EU is adding another cost to the import of small shipments from China and other third countries. The cost of orders shipped directly from Asia, which Polish stores compete with, is rising, and companies buying small batches from outside the EU will pay more.
The latest registry data shows two opposite trends: fewer people run businesses as sole proprietorships, while the number of companies is growing. The fewest new businesses have been registered since the start of 2025.
Poland's Glovo is set to be acquired by a New York fund, but Uber, the owner of rival Uber Eats, will lend it most of the money for the purchase. The regulator wants to check whether the fund will retain freedom of decision in relation to its creditor.
After the first three quarters of 2026, the venture capital market in Poland has reached an all-time high. Without the ElevenLabs and ICEYE rounds, however, the remaining funding is smaller than a year ago.
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