KYIV, May 22 – About 62% of Ukrainian companies consider a full or partial switch to remote work mode on a permanent basis, according to a survey of the European Business Association (EBA), and 105 participants – heads of EBA member companies took part in the survey.

KYIV, May 25 – Ukraine will seek to attract foreign investments in the country’s defense sector companies to improve quality of manufactured aircraft and communication equipment, Secretary of the National Security and Defense Council (NSDC) Oleksiy Danilov said.

KYIV, May 25 - Ukrainian anti-corruption officials are investigating a tender for 71,000 hospital protective suits during the coronavirus pandemic after the government for the first time bypassed its own procurement rules in the health sector, Reuters reported.

KYIV, May 25 – Ukraine imposed 51.52% duty on imports of stainless seamless hot-finished pipes from China following an anti-dumping investigation, the government reported Monday.

KYIV, May 22 - Power consumption in Ukraine grew by 3.1%, or 1.627 billion kWh in January-April 2018 compared to January-April 2017, to 54.356 billion, the Energy and Coal Industry Ministry has told Interfax-Ukraine.

KYIV, May 23 – The Boryspil international airport plans to launch Terminal F by the start of the summer of 2019, First Deputy Director General of the airport Yevhen Dykhne said on Wednesday.

KYIV, May 23 – Ukraine has a 50% chance of getting a deal with the International Monetary Fund over further lending and that is holding many investors back, Concorde Capital chief Ihor Mazepa said.

KYIV, May 24 – Ukraine’s largest steelmaker ArcelorMittal Kryvyi Rih has agreed to increase wages paid to its workers by more than a third to avert a potential strike at the company.

KYIV, May 24 - Industrial production in Ukraine increased by 3% in April compared with April 2017, while the figure in March year-over-year was 1%, it was 1.9% in February, the State Statistics Service said on Wednesday.

KIEV, May 23 – Ukraine bought nuclear fuel worth $121.458 million in January-March 2017.

Over the period under review, Ukrainian nuclear power plants bought fuel worth $63.831 million from Russia and worth $57.627 million from Sweden, the State Statistics Service has reported.