KYIV, May 4 – Sun Green Energy LLC will build a solar power plant with an installed capacity of 16 MW in Bohuslav (Kyiv region) by the end of 2018, the company reported.

KYIV, May 4 – Austria's HEAD International Holding GmbH, the subsidiary of Head UK Ltd, plans to invest EUR80 million in the construction of its "new largest plant" in the territory of Vinnytsia industrial park, First Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Economic Development and Trade of Ukraine Stepan Kubiv said after a meeting with the company representatives.

KYIV, May 5 - Adler International, developing the CCC shoe franchise store chain, has sold some stores in Poland and plans to develop the CCC shoe franchise store chain in Ukraine using the money received.

KYIV, May 5 – The state railroad company Ukrzaliznytsia jointly with Hungarian railways MAV-START plans to launch the Mukachevo-Budapest direct train, acting Board Chairman of Ukrzaliznytsia Yevhen Kravtsov said.

KIEV, May 6 - The Office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR) has released its annual "Special 301" Report on the adequacy and effectiveness of U.S. trading partners’ protection and enforcement of intellectual property rights (IPR), where Ukraine was placed on the Priority Watch List along with other 12 countries, USTR said on its website.

KIEV, May 6 – Unknown armed persons overnight into May 5 illegally entered the territory of Luhansk Poultry Farm LLC (the village of Chervony Prapor, Luhansk region) that belongs to Avangard agroholding, Ukraine's largest egg producer.

KIEV. May 6 – The 5.5-fold increase of natural gas tariffs in April and 33.6% rise of electricity tariffs has resulted in the acceleration of inflation to 14% in a month or to 60.9% in annual terms – a record over the past 20 years, the State Statistics Service reported on Wednesday.

KIEV, May 6 - The Cabinet of Ministers has created an interagency working group to develop proposals for the resumption of work of Zaporizhia aluminum plant (ZAlK).

KIEV, May 7 – Industrial prices in Ukraine grew by 4% in April after a rise of 10.5% in March, 4.8% in February and 2.3% in January, the State Statistics Service reported.

KIEV, May 7 – The National Bank of Ukraine has banned Ukrainian banks from operating in Crimea until the end of the Russian occupation.

"The NBU Board had to make a decision [temporarily until the end of the occupation] on May 6, 2014 to terminate the further operation of Ukrainian banks and their divisions on the said territory," reads the report.