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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

Encouraging a head for business

Gov’t kicks off initiative to improve financial literacy among general population “Oligopsony” and “Fisher separation theorem” are meaningless terms to the average citizen, but the government nevertheless wants to see the general

May 19, 2010

Business

Solar subsidies will end

Massive profits, overload of energy grid mean will limit government incentives Grid stability weakens as ČEPS accepts an increasing number of solar panels onto the grid. Gray skies over Prague belie a

March 24, 2010

Business

Czech Airlines sells headquarters to Prague Airport

Move is latest attempt at cash infusion for financially troubled carrier National carrier Czech Airlines (ČSA) may be expecting a forecast that remains in the red for 2010, but recent events, including

January 6, 2010

Business

ČEZ is world’s most profitable energy company

Some call firm “a monopoly,” others say innovative integrated network keeps costs low The average shareholder return on ČEZ shares over the past five years is 43.9 percent. Czech energy company ČEZ

November 4, 2009

Business

InBev sells Staropramen brewery to offset losses

CVC is expected to buy the brewery for 40.1 billion Kč Prague 5’s historic brewery could come under new foreign management next year. A foreign investment firm has offered to purchase the

October 28, 2009

Business

An electric test-drive for NGOs

ČEZ will lend 50-100 electric cars to charities over the next few years This fall, Domov Sue Ryder, the Prague chapter of a healthcare charity for senior citizens, will have two new

July 15, 2009

Business

Wasting energy

Pačes commission delays critical report on nuclear power It was supposed to diffuse a potentially explosive political conflict over nuclear power, but an independent panel of experts commissioned to study the future

July 9, 2008

Business

Four partners for E&Y

The consulting firm Ernst & Young (E&Y) Czech Republic has appointed four new partners. Milan Kočka, 35, and Běla Kroupová, 40, have become partners in the assurance division. Markus Lohmeier, 40, has

June 25, 2008

Business

Uran stumbles in wooing towns

Don’t tell Uran that getting at the uranium buried beneath the Czech Republic isn’t worth it. It has been more than a year since the government rejected the Australian company’s bid to

May 7, 2008

Business

New electronic systems ease bureacracy obstacles

Opencard, Czech Point lessen personal record run-around Whether they’re starting a business, filing taxes or simply reporting a change of address, locals have long learned that dealing with the government is no

January 30, 2008

Business

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