Can money buy love? Czechs spending more and more on Valentine’s Day
The average person in Czechia spends about CZK 900 on the romantic day, which has increased rapidly in popularity in the last decade.
Government approves energy price caps for large businesses
Starting in January, the same price caps introduced in the fall for households will apply to large companies.
NKÚ: Czech call and mobile data prices among the highest in Europe
A 2020 auction of radio frequencies did not result in increased competition or lower prices.
The Daily Dozen: 12 things to know about Czechia today
Back pain leads to nurse retirement, BankID adds new services, Czech manufacturer creates Kafka-inspired bike frame, and much more.
The Daily Dozen: 12 things to know about Czechia today
Uncovering a mass grave, sneakers salute the Velvet Revolution and more buzzworthy headlines for Nov. 16.
The Daily Dozen: 12 things to know about Czechia today
What's the buzz in Czechia today? Read about the upcoming elections, cost of living struggles, winter preparations, "black" passengers, and much more.
The Daily Dozen: 12 things to know about Czechia today
News, tips, and Expats.cz top stories for Prague and the Czech Republic on Nov. 4, 2022.
Czech government passes law to phase out 'fake discounts'
Merchants and retailers will now need to be more transparent about their discount offerings.
Czech consumer confidence at lowest level since records began
Data from the Czech Statistical Office shows a decline in several confidence indicators amid growing economic unease.
Breaking down the cost of school supplies in Czechia this year
Equipping a child for first grade will cost around CZK 6,500 this year as schools supplies become more expensive.
Tell us: How has inflation affected your financial health in Czechia?
While Czechia's inflation rate reached 17.5 percent in July, a sharp increase in prices has been marked by a drop in household consumption.
Eurostat: Czechia among countries hardest hit by record-breaking May inflation
High prices have reduced purchasing power, and consumer consumption is falling as a result.
Czech daily news roundup: Wednesday, March 16, 2022
Fiala underlines unity with Kyiv visit, price chaos resulting from Ukraine war goes on, Zeman approves 2022 state budget.
Prague won’t increase public transport fares, despite higher fuel costs
Fuel prices have risen significantly since the war began in Ukraine and are not expected to return to their previous levels soon.
Inflation hits quarter-century high in the Czech Republic
New inflation data from the Czech Statistical Office confirms the plight of the Czech economy, and things will only get worse.
Price Czech: A comparison of streaming service costs in Czechia
Czechs pay above-standard for online streaming services including HBO Max and Netflix.
Record-breaking January inflation leap highlights Czechia's economic woes
Inflation in the Czech Republic skyrocketed last month, according to new data from the Czech Statistical Office.
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