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Čakovec Mills hold 89.54 percent of share capital, and the Management Board and Supervisory Board claim that the costs of stock exchange listing have become too heavy a burden for operations.

Economists at the European Central Bank warn in a new blog that US tech stock prices have reached levels reminiscent of a bubble, and the consequences could be far-reaching.

The fast-fashion online giant plans its IPO on August 28, but the expected valuation of $25 to $40 billion is just a fraction of the nearly $100 billion estimate from 2022.

The ban on betting sponsors on the front of shirts brings the biggest change in the look of English clubs' kits in two decades, with eight clubs still searching for new partners.

A €36.5 million capital increase has raised Jabil Croatia's share capital to €97 million, and the Swiss bank now recommends buying shares of the American giant.

Phronesis, Center for Mental Strength of Children and Youth Opens Applications for August, and the New 'NeuroLearn' Module Prepares the Brain for Learning Through Experiments and STEM Activities

The long-awaited renovation of the façade of the City Savings Bank building on Ban Jelačić Square has been completed, and with the scaffolding removed, this icon of the main square shines in full glory once again.

The renovation cost €1.6 million, and the building, a work of architect Ignjat Fischer, shines once again in full glory amid a half-empty Zagreb.

Former Red Star player Boško Đurovski believes in eliminating Hapoel in the return leg of the Champions League third qualifying round, with bookmakers seeing the Serbian champions as clear favorites.

The FAUST project offers elementary school students the opportunity to learn robotics, programming, and drone piloting. Applications are open until August 25.

By purchasing 1.42 percent of preferred shares worth 10.6 million euros, Neven Pivac's company secured a position among the largest owners and a stable dividend yield.

First quarterly results reveal a company rapidly transforming into an AI infrastructure giant, but investors were spooked by massive capital expenditures of $18.4 billion.

The scammer posed as an investment broker and, after an initial payout of 50 euros, disappeared with the rest of the money.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's remarks on a potential deal with Iran that could reopen the strait triggered a sharp drop in oil prices and pushed U.S. stock futures to new all-time highs.

While European stock indices saw a slight rise driven by oil companies and strong corporate earnings, the Zagreb Stock Exchange recorded another day of decline with modest turnover, reflecting investor caution.

Dance Center Zagreb by Nicolas and the Zagreb Tourist Board organize workshops and concerts, and the Music Pavilion regains its historical role.