KYIV, Oct 4 – Ukraine's Verkhovna Rada at a plenary session on Thursday passed at second reading bill No. 2035 on the provision of transparency of ownership structure of television program service providers of multi-channel digital video broadcasting networks with the nationwide coverage.

KYIV, Oct 4 – The Ukrainian cloud services market in 2018 reached $33.4 million, an increase of 70% over the year, according to a study of the cloud services market in Ukraine, conducted by the E&C consulting group and posted on the group's website.

KYIV, Oct 4 – Former Secretary of the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine (NSDC) Oleksandr Danyliuk wrote a letter of resignation due to events with PrivatBank, in which he sees serious threats to the country's financial stability.

KYIV, Oct 4 – Citi analysts forecast the acceleration of growth of the Ukrainian economy this year and next year to 3.4% and 3.5% respectively compared with 3.3% last year and 2.5% in the year before.

KYIV, Oct. 5 – Ukraine's Antimonopoly Committee has permitted the creation of the German-Ukrainian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Kyiv).

KYIV. Oct 6 – Antonov State Enterprise is preparing the re-equipment of Ukrainian An-124-100 Ruslan and An-225-Mriya heavy transport aircraft by tires made by Britain's Dunlop Aircraft Tyres as part of the program to replace Russian spare parts.

KIEV, Oct. 6 - Ukraine's Prime Minister Volodymyr Groysman has said the Cabinet of Ministers plans to approve the starting price of Odesa port-side chemical plant proposed by the State Property Fund of Ukraine (SPF).

KIEV, Oct. 6 - Since a new government swept into power two years ago, Ukraine’s central bank has won accolades for a major overhaul of the country’s financial sector—with a big caveat, The Wall Street Journal reported.

KIEV, Oct. 2 – Ukrainian metal companies cut steel production by a preliminary 20% in January-September year-over-year, to 17.097 million tons, the Metallurgprom association of metal companies of Ukraine (Dnipropetrovsk) told Interfax-Ukraine.

KIEV, Oct. 2 - Ukraine has lost 60% of its fish catch due to the annexation of Crimea, said Yarema Kovaliv, head of Ukraine's State Fishery Agency.

"The fishing sector has lost a lot after the annexation of Crimea. Over 60% of the catch came from Crimea. And now the total amount we recorded is 91,000 tonnes," he said at a meeting of the Cabinet of Ministers in Kiev.