With ICT exports at 5.02 per cent of GDP and value added at 8.51 per cent, Serbia has built the Balkans’ most export-oriented tech sector. Serbia has assembled one...
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Fifteenth edition of the Pricing Pulse documents a market stabilising in traditional service categories while fragmenting around generative AI-assisted review—with...
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The productivity gap that Central Europe can no longer ignore. For three decades, Central and Eastern Europe had a growth model that worked. Low(er) labour costs...