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Is Estonia still open for business to foreigners?
There’s often a disconnect between the direction of government and the vibe on the streets. I’m not talking hip-hop crews, hipsters or the wider youth, I’m talking about the majority of decent everyday Estonians, no matter what their language or age.
Estonia, believe it or not, is diverse in cultures and races. The numbers are lower, naturally, but the range is there. Pakistani families enjoy trips to Ülemiste Keskus on a Saturday, Nigerian friends sing and dance on Stroomi Rand, Brazilians throw parties with great food and conversation. Many countries of the world have representation here, with cultures to share and friendship to offer.
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The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) becomes partners of Startup Wise Guys (SWG) fourth Fintech accelerator program starting in autumn 2020 in Vilnius, Lithuania. This program provides investment of up to 100 000 euros and an up to 5 months intensive full-time accelerator program with the focus on Fintech topics.
Today, Estonia’s Parliament, Riigikogu, approved changes in Commercial Code, which will make the notarial certification of a transaction voluntary. The long-awaited change in the startup sector will significantly improve the competitiveness of Estonian startups in attracting foreign investments.
“The coronavirus crisis apparently hasted innovation as events which would have taken 3–5 years without the crisis unfolded within a couple of months. All companies that strive for innovation should put themselves in a similarly inconvenient position on purpose,” said Mart Habakuk, EBS Chancellor, in EBS Economics Studio.
Working remotely is something that most of us are going to experience over the next couple of weeks or even months. However, working remotely for more than one or two days is a new practice for most people and organisations, writes Paavo Pauklin, CEO of software development outsourcing company Netcorp.
Iga idu saab alguse ideest. Aga esimene asi, mida teised märkavad, pole sinu pitch deck ega MVP – vaid domeen. See on sinu startup’i esimene pitch. See on see, millega astud oma tiimi ette Slackis, jagad ideed angel investorile LinkedInis või paned selle Product Huntis avalikuks. Kui domeen kõlab nõrgalt, kõlab nõrgalt ka idee.
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