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Marketing

Marketing as Profit Management: How to Turn Costs into Profit

Marketing is no longer just about generating leads — it’s becoming a key tool for managing profitability. Companies that align it with financial metrics achieve lower acquisition costs and higher profits.

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Business in Ukraine

Startup Support: Cloud Credits and Free Intensives

Ukrainian startups are getting new support tools: from cloud credits up to $100,000 from Cloudflare to free business model design intensives.

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AI

Chatbots Under Attack: How Encryption Makes AI Vulnerable

Researchers at Adversa AI have discovered a vulnerability in xAI's Grok chatbot — the 'cryptographic context injection' method uses encryption to bypass security filters.

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Technology

Ukrainian Developers Launch New Apps: From Financial Tracker to Driver Trainer

Three new Ukrainian apps — GroshMeister, DriveReady, and Spoko — launched in recent days. They cover financial accounting, PDR exam preparation, and digital detox.

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Business in Ukraine

Mobilization and Rescheduling Reforms: What’s Changing for Business

The Ukrainian government is launching major changes in the mobilization and employee reservation system. The focus is shifting from forced mobilization to recruitment, and the reservation system is set to become stable and transparent. This creates new requirements for small businesses.

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About Us

How Telegram Chatbots Save Your Business Up to $5,500 Per Month

Telegram chatbots allow you to automate customer communication, saving money and time. A conversation with a bot costs $0.50 versus $6.00 for a conversation with an employee. Find out what pricing plans InfoCombiner offers and how to choose the right bot level for your task.

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AI

Meta Deploys AI on Mac and Deepens Integration with Microsoft

Meta launches Meta AI for Mac as a standalone assistant with screen access and voice input, and becomes one of Microsoft’s largest AI clients, signaling concentrated internal demand.

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AI

Meta AI Launches on Mac: New Capabilities for Working with Other Applications

Meta Platforms is not only developing its own models but also becoming one of the largest consumers of artificial intelligence. According to sources, the company processes trillions of tokens weekly, confirming that demand for AI remains strong within the tech sector. In this context, the release of Meta AI for Mac appears as an attempt to establish a presence in an ecosystem where users already work with browsers, text editors, and other tools.

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Business in Ukraine

Digitalization of Ukrainian Business: From State Initiatives to Independent Solutions

Digitalization of Ukrainian business and govtech requires both state support and internal initiatives. According to the study 'Restoration of Ukraine on the Principles of Integrity', 9 out of 10 companies need external assistance — legal, technical, access to digital tools, and funding. This indicates a systemic demand for digital solutions, especially in the context of recovery and integrity.

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Technology
Technology

Ukrainian Consumer Apps and Hardware Solutions: From Solar Panels to Financial Trackers

Ukrainian developers and the community are actively adapting technologies to the realities of power outages and user needs: from autonomous power systems in apartment buildings to mobile apps for controlling finances, phone dependency, and exam preparation.

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Global Business

Big Tech vs Regulators: Lawsuits, Prices, and Sandboxes

The past few weeks have delivered a series of signals that together form a single trend: the ecosystems of major technology companies are proving vulnerable to legal and political pressures, while pricing policy is no longer a stable constant. At the same time, Ukraine is attempting to transform from merely an adapter of others’ rules into a source of its own regulatory initiatives.

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Business in Ukraine

Kyivstar Reveals Strategy: M&A, 5G, IPO and Proprietary AI

Kyivstar is simultaneously moving in four directions — external mergers, delayed 5G, IPO preparation, and in-house AI development. Each step has a clear date or constraint, but all depend on external conditions.

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Business in Ukraine

Ukrainian Startups: GovTech, Investments, and Location Challenges

The Ukrainian startup ecosystem is evolving despite war and geopolitical risks: government contracts for GovTech, international investments, and integrity research are shaping new opportunities, but location restrictions continue to hinder access to global markets.

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AI

OpenAI Shifts Pace: Slowed Development and Teen Mode

OpenAI is intentionally slowing down the development of new AI models and launching a dedicated ChatGPT mode for teens aged 13 to 17. These moves signal a strategic shift in the company’s approach.

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How to Choose a Website Solution: Business Card, Blog, or Online Store

Every business has unique goals, and they determine whether you need a concise corporate website, a content platform, or a full-fledged online store. Let's figure out what works best for different objectives.

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AI

Meta, Google, and SpaceX: Who’s Winning the AI Race

Meta has launched a standalone Meta AI app for Mac that functions as a universal assistant: it sees what’s open on your screen, converts voice to text across other apps, and answers questions about on-screen content. This is a step toward integrating AI into everyday workflows — not just chatbots.

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Business in Ukraine

GovTech, Grants for Veterans, and Startups Heading to TechCrunch: What's New for Business

Ukrainian business is gaining unique opportunities: the development of GovTech as an export product, funding for veteran-owned enterprises, and the chance to enter the international arena through TechCrunch. These initiatives are already active and creating concrete growth points.

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AI

AI: Trust Crisis, Labor Market, and Real-World Cases

AI is entering an era where technological advancements clash with public trust. Zoomers dominate key AI roles, and Anthropic's CEO calls it a trust crisis. Meanwhile, developers are using AI to rescue aging equipment.

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AI

AI Becomes Visual, Educational, and Integrated: Key News from the Generative Sector

The past days brought three important changes: DeepSeek taught its model to see images, Anthropic launched a free AI education academy, and OpenAI integrated ChatGPT into Apple Messages. Together, these events signal a shift from experiments to full integration of AI into everyday work and education.

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AI

AI Agents in Business: Who Automates Workflows and What to Fear

Recent weeks have demonstrated the rapid spread of AI agents across key business domains: development, finance, and communication. Slack has introduced dedicated channels for collaborative work with agents — users can jointly work with Claude Code, Devin, Vercel Agent, and GitHub Copilot in an environment where agents participate in discussions and execute tasks via interfaces, but require oversight [1].

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