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July 2, 2026

The Rental Layer – Why Hotels Need Vacation Software That Thinks Beyond Bookings

Hotels no longer compete only with nearby hotels. In European city breaks, resort markets, and mixed-use leisure destinations, they now sit beside serviced apartments, branded residences, private villas, and professionally managed short-stay homes. For Praguepost.com technology readers, this shift matters because hospitality software is

July 2, 2026

The Quiet Control Room – Why Small Restaurants Should Judge POS Software by the Shift, Not the Sales Pitch

A small restaurant is not a smaller version of a large chain.

June 13, 2026

The Czech Infrastructure Spring: Can Prague Pivot from Inertia to Maturity?

The Czech Republic is attempting a high-stakes pivot from an era of

April 13, 2026

Why Open a Company in Hungary?

One often hears the term “unicorn startup”, but what if there were

Austria to ban import of nuclear fueled energy

Effect on ČEZ remains uncertain as experts question feasibility of plan When Germany chose to shut down eight of its nuclear power plants immediately after the meltdown of the Fukushima Daiichi plant

July 13, 2011

Business

Brewers revive pride in local brands

Trend sees long-shuttered facilities transformed into microbreweries, brewpubs Big breweries may have an economy-of-scale, but a growing number of microbrewers seems to say there is still hope for the little guy. In

March 9, 2011

Business

Shift from analog TV on pace

Failure of Z1 a ‘blow’ but digital broadcasts will predominate by 2012 The closure last week of the Z1 24-hour news channel was a “blow” to the country’s switch from analog to

February 2, 2011

Business

Hackers steal carbon credits

EU shuts down emissions trading as 30 million euros worth go missing The European Union has been forced to shut down its carbon credit markets after hackers stole up to 30 million

January 26, 2011

Business

Google responds to EC anti-trust investigation

Spokesman says the Internet behemoth is unlikely to incur fines The European Commission (EC) is taking a closer look at Google in response to complaints filed by companies that allege the Internet

December 8, 2010

Business

Winter wheat picks up reserves

Wheat planted in late fall will bolster reserve levels, analysts predict Spring harvests of winter wheat will help close a supply gap caused by 2010’s shortfall, according to forecasts, but analysts say

December 1, 2010

Business

Chuck Norris shills for T-Mobile ads

Former action star makes surprising turn in Czech campaign Chuck Norris doesn’t need to canvass; he just has to stand there to become the hottest advertising campaign in the Czech Republic. The

November 10, 2010

Business

Prague is best CEE city for business – survey

Annual poll puts capital at top of Central Europe, but still trailing Western Europe Since becoming a market economy two decades ago, the Czech Republic has progressed rapidly to become the gateway

October 13, 2010

Business

Philip Morris ČR expands despite EU

President Klaus on hand to cut ribbon, criticize regulation President Václav Klaus officially cut the ribbon on the Philip Morris expansion in Kutná Hora, citing the importance of the company to the

October 6, 2010

Business

Google under investigation for stealing private data

Czech inquiry falls in line with international suits, as Internet giant calls incidents “accident” Internet giant Google has apologized for the interception of personal data from Wi-Fi networks while gathering information for

May 26, 2010

Business

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