In the 41st economic magazine Novac, you can tonight watch the economic story from Kosovo, a feature on Croatian investments in Russia, and how to turn an idea into money
While Kosovo Serbs and Albanians unsuccessfully try to agree on the status of the province, Kosovo is nonetheless economically advancing and opening its market to regional business. This has been recognized by Croatian businessmen who have set out for Kosovo. The Novac team followed them and, in collaboration with the Balkan Investigative Reporting Network (BIRN), explored the economic situation in Kosovo.
Companies, on average, lose half of their clients within five years of operation, and attracting a new one is five to six times more expensive than retaining an existing one. Especially when it comes to key customers. What solutions do experts propose to attract new customers as effectively as possible while retaining existing ones was investigated by the Novac journalism team.
Two Croatian financial institutions have strengthened their cooperation and position. One higher education institution has become a polytechnic, the war over telecommunications infrastructure continues – along with some other interesting news, check out the news block from the country and the world.
It is known that Russians have already started investing in Croatia, and now Croatians can also invest in that country through the AC Russia fund. This is the 62nd in a series of open investment funds offered to Croatian investors. Additionally, Darija Petric brings you an overview of the Croatian capital market.
