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The map of Ukrainian business

- Forbes presents 200 private companies - leaders of 15 sectors of the economy. How big Ukrainian business has adapted to the great war - the results of two hundred companies. Who runs a business that demonstrates rapid growth in a military crisis.

Also in the topic "CEO of Big Business":

- Research: how the war has changed the relationship between CEOs and business owners. - A dialogue between a 31-year-old and a 67-year-old CEO of large businesses. What do they have in common?
- Fozzy: what Vladimir Kostelman is actually building (in his case, the question of HOW is much more important and interesting).
- Master of juggling. The founder of Netpeak Group, Artem Borodatiuk, at the age of 38, has two dozen rather diverse but rapidly growing businesses. How he manages this business.
- Once upon a time in Warsaw. The founder of Kernel, Andrey Verevsky, has beaten everyone again. But it's not for sure.
- Irina Chechotkina's business rules.
- Why the Eldorado network is dying. Reconstruction + investigation of a dubious rehabilitation.

Also in the issue

- Those who returned. Nine veterans tell us what helped them adapt to civilian life. A photo project (perhaps our most important photo project). Oleksandr Yakovenko from Odesa produces 6000 (!) drones per month for the Ukrainian Armed Forces. More is needed, and he already knows how
- BDSM is not only painful and pleasant, but also sales worth millions of dollars. How Kyiv residents Konstantin and Kateryna Savvopulo created the Anoeses brand
- In memoriam: Juice. What Andriy Pilshchikov managed to do for Ukraine in 30 years of his life

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