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SloveniaHas the Danish giant failed on a fundamental security flaw?
The article questions whether a Danish giant has fallen due to basic security errors.
Where are the 100 euro holiday vouchers worth the most?
The article discusses where 100 euros worth of vacation money would have the most value, likely comparing different destinations or spending options.
Time to comply with ZInfV-1 is running out: organisations will also have to demonstrate compliance
The deadline for aligning with ZInfV-1 is approaching, and organizations will need to prove their compliance.
Forum Finance.si - the largest Slovenian online media for the business public
The article provides no content beyond the headline and the name of the publication, 'Forum Finance.si,' which is described as the largest Slovenian online media outlet for the business community.
The first global standard for net zero emissions is coming
The first global standard for net-zero emissions is approaching.
Second acquisition by Advance Capital this week: Regional Dental Network.
The article discusses the second acquisition by Advance Capital this week, focusing on the regional veterinary healthcare network.
Starmer's challenger, Burnham, has won a crucial by-election.
Andy Burnham, an experienced Labour politician and mayor of Manchester, won the by-election in the Makerfield constituency on Thursday. This victory ensures his seat in Parliament and opens the path for him to challenge Prime Minister Keir Starmer for leadership of the Labour Party and the premiership. Burnham defeated Reform UK candidate Robert Kenyon in the election, which was held following the resignation of Josh Sims. Burnham has previously indicated he would challenge Starmer for party leadership and now needs support from at least 81 out of 402 Labour MPs to enter the contest. In his讲话,
Radenska remains without a Pepsi license, and among employees there is also care for jobs
Radenska will lose its license for producing and distributing Pepsi products by July 1, according to the report by Preiskovalno.si. The company has been collaborating with PepsiCo for several years. Management informed employees of the decision last week, stating production will continue as planned until the end of the year while preparing a new strategy post-collaboration. Employees express uncertainty about potential impacts on jobs, though no official layoffs have been announced yet. Radenska acquired Pepsi, Mirinda, and 7UP rights in Croatia after being taken over by the Kofola group. The
New Town: The Mayor welcomes the best pupils and pupils of the New Town primary schools
The mayor of the City Municipality of Novo mesto, mag. Gregor Macedoni, hosted an event on Tuesday, June 16, 2026, where he awarded the top-performing students and athletes from elementary schools in the municipality. The most successful school in terms of sports was Osnovna šola Grm, while Osnovna šola Bršljin was recognized for academic excellence. The mayor congratulated the students on their achievements and thanked mentors, teachers, and parents for their contributions. He emphasized that success comes from hard work, research, training, and overcoming challenges, highlighting values such
The next leaders are already working with you. Will you develop them in time?
The headline suggests that future leaders are already working within organizations and asks whether they will be developed in time. The article does not provide further details.
Speculation about the sale of the Maserati has been dismissed.
Rumors about the sale of Maserati have been denied by Finance.si.
The U.S.-Iran negotiations will not take place today.
The article states that negotiations between the United States and Iran will not take place today.
Will Starmer be replaced as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom by Burnham, the former Mayor of Manchester?
The article speculates whether Sir Keir Starmer, leader of the UK Labour Party, will be replaced by Andy Burnham, the current mayor of Manchester, as the next Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.
Ladies and gentlemen, here is the money, vote for them
The headline 'Gospoda Janša in Šircelj, tu imata denar, izvolite' translates to 'Mr. Janša and Šircelj, here they have money, vote for them.' The article appears to be a brief headline without additional text, likely referencing political figures Janez Janša and Matjaž Šircelj, possibly in the context of an election or financial situation.
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How much did the taxpayers pay to get our Michelin stars?
The article discusses the financial implications of Michelin stars for restaurants in Slovenia, focusing on the costs associated with obtaining these prestigious ratings.
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If we can raise Olympians, why can't we raise entrepreneurs?
The headline asks why Slovenia can train Olympians but not entrepreneurs, suggesting a comparison between the investment in sports talent and business innovation.
Overview of US markets: Intel the big winner after Trump's announcement; shares rebound as Iran deal begins to be implemented
The article discusses the performance of American stock markets, highlighting Intel as a major winner following a Trump announcement and noting stock recovery at the start of an agreement with Iran.
How SpaceX messed up the most valuable companies
The article discusses how SpaceX has disrupted the ranking of the most valuable companies.
How did SpaceX mess up the market cap of the largest companies?
The article discusses how SpaceX has disrupted the ranking of the largest companies by market capitalization.
Which ministries have spent the most money in recent months on the Pigeon Governments?
The article examines which ministries under the Golob government have spent the most money in recent months.
French tanker leaves Strait of Hormuz
A French-flagged liquefied natural gas (LNG) tanker has departed the Strait of Hormuz following the signing of an agreement ending the conflict between the United States and Iran, which paved the way for the reopening of this critical shipping route for energy exports from the Middle East. The tanker Mraikh, owned by a subsidiary of the Norwegian company Knutsen OAS Shipping, was the first such vessel under the French flag to cross the strait since the start of the conflict on February 28. It carried 76,535 tons of LNG loaded in Qatar, destined for the port of Qasim in Pakistan. According to K
The US-Iran deal: what about the Strait of Hormuz, Iranian uranium and US sanctions?
The article discusses a 14-point agreement signed by U.S. President Donald Trump and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkan, which aims to end hostilities between the two countries. The agreement includes provisions for ceasing conflicts, ensuring freedom of maritime traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, regulating Iran's nuclear program, lifting U.S. sanctions, and establishing oversight mechanisms for the final agreement. The text also mentions that the agreement came into effect immediately after signing, with further confirmations planned at an event in Switzerland.
Handelsblatt: Are German taxpayers unwittingly funding Chinese cyber know-how?
The article references a question posed by the German newspaper Handelsblatt, asking whether German taxpayers inadvertently finance Chinese cyber knowledge.
Umar: economic trends at the beginning of the second quarter relatively favourable
The article reports on economic movements at the beginning of the second quarter, noting them as relatively favorable.
Last year of the Pigeon Government: Competitiveness falls again, this time by three places
The article discusses Slovenia's decline in competitiveness under the Golob government, noting a drop of three places.
One man was made worth 15 Slovenians on Friday.
The article discusses how Elon Musk became the first person in history with a net worth exceeding $1 trillion following the initial public offering (IPO) of his space company SpaceX. The value of Musk's wealth increased significantly after the stock price of SpaceX rose sharply on the New York Stock Exchange. The IPO is noted as the largest in the history of global financial markets. The article also mentions that Musk earned nearly $180 billion in a single day.
The coalition promises less bureaucracy, now comes the real test
The article discusses the coalition's promise of reducing bureaucracy and highlights that this commitment is now facing its true test.
The OMODA 7 comes as a hybrid SUV with a high-end trim and an eight-year warranty.
The article announces the arrival of the OMODA 7, describing it as a hybrid SUV with high standard equipment and an eight-year warranty.
Span named a Microsoft Frontier Partner and joined leading AI transformation partners
Span has received the title of Microsoft Frontier Partner and joined leading partners in the area of transformation with UI.
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This appropriation is intended to cover commitments remaining to be settled from previous years.
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Can I go on holiday to Croatia during my sick leave?
The article addresses whether individuals on sick leave can take vacation to Croatia, with a warning from ZZZS (Zavarovalnica za zdravje in starostnost).
Investor 5: no euphoria, but boom, a fintech stock that analysts are predicting will grow by 70 percent
The article discusses a fintech stock within the 'Investors' 5' index, noting that while there is no euphoria surrounding it, analysts predict a 70% growth in its share price.
From subsidies to cheap loans: these are the opportunities for entrepreneurs
The article discusses opportunities for entrepreneurs, including subsidies and cheaper loans.
The Passion for Meat
The article 'Strast do mesa' discusses the passion for food, focusing on culinary experiences and dining culture.
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The Fed has downgraded its outlook for inflation and GDP growth this year.
The Federal Reserve has revised down its forecasts for inflation and GDP growth this year. Half of the decision-makers would support an interest rate increase in 2026.
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10 questions and answers: what you need to know about the real estate IPO on the Ljubljana Stock Exchange
The article provides a Q&A format explanation about the real estate Initial Public Offering (IPO) on the Ljubljana Stock Exchange. It outlines key aspects of the process, including what an IPO is, why companies choose to go public, and the implications for investors.
Selected topic: article Defence Commissioner: We are making the wrong weapons in the EU
The article discusses a statement by the European Commissioner for Defense regarding the production of military equipment within the EU.
Big Shopping Deal: Who bought 13 Shower Centers and Shopping Malls?
The article discusses the acquisition of 13 Tush centers and stores, focusing on who has purchased them.
The management company is on ice, Minister Rifleva and the concessionaires are silent
The article discusses the silence of the water utility company, Minister Rifljeva, and concessionaires regarding an unspecified issue related to water management.
How to assess the business implications of cyber risks
The article discusses how to assess the business consequences of cyber threats.
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The number of workers is decreasing, but no new jobs are being created.
The article discusses a decline in employment rates and notes that companies are not hiring new employees.
Krka shares hit record highs: what stock market multipliers are reporting
The article discusses the record-high share price of Krkina, a Slovenian company, and examines what the stock market multiples indicate.
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11. Advisory body for farmers
The article mentions '11. Svetovalnica za kmete' (11th Advisory Board for Farmers), but provides no further details about its activities, decisions, or significance.
The Adriatic HR Awards
The article introduces the Adriatic HR Awards, a regional award recognizing HR projects with measurable impact on organizations and employees. The awards will take place on September 25 during HR.Weekend in Rovinj, featuring projects from Croatia, Slovenia, Serbia, and Bosnia and Herzegovina. The organizing committee includes professionals from Croatian Post Bank, INA Group, and Invera Equity Partners. The goal is to establish clearer standards of excellence in human resource management and publicly recognize best practices.
Actual I.T. is the best Trend Micro partner in Slovenia
The article states that Actual I. T. is the best Trend Micro partner in Slovenia.
Encyclopaedia of Finance and Credit
The article provides a lexicon related to finance and credit, published by Finance.si.
Plastics: up to half a million euro added value per employee with siliconised films
The article discusses Proeko Plastika's implementation of siliconized films, which have added up to half a million euros in value per employee.
Head of the Norwegian Petroleum Fund: Artificial intelligence will change the rules of the game in financial markets
The head of Norway's sovereign wealth fund has stated that artificial intelligence will change the rules of the game on financial markets.
The Fiscal Council warns Janša: "A number of measures have a negative impact on finances!
The Fiscal Council has warned that most of the measures outlined in the coalition agreement of Janez Janša's government have a predominantly negative impact on public finances. The council notes that many proposed measures, which could contribute to more efficient state operations, are general in nature and lack clear timelines for implementation. The coalition partners—SDS, NSi, SLS, FOKUS Marka Lotriča, and Demokrati Anžeta Logarja—have stated in the coalition agreement that all measures increasing expenditures or reducing revenues must not threaten fiscal sustainability. The agreement plans
US market review: SpaceX continues to grow, traders hesitate to take the Fed's interest rate decision
The article provides an overview of American stock markets, noting that SpaceX continues to grow while traders are cautious ahead of the Federal Reserve's decision on interest rates.
Selected topic: article The Ship does not despair: he again raised the bid for Addiko
The article discusses Brodnjak's renewed bid for Addiko, indicating that he has not given up on his proposal.
Vegan cutlet and bacon banned, vegan burger and sausage remain
The European Parliament has approved new rules aimed at ensuring food product prices better reflect actual costs and directly impact farmers' incomes. Member states must determine and publish comparative values used in contracts online. The regulation strengthens the role of producer organizations in market organization and collective bargaining, allowing them to negotiate directly with buyers and preventing consumers from bypassing these organizations to deal with individual producers. Additionally, the definition of meat was updated to include terms like 'goulash,' 'cutlet,' 'chops,' and 'ba
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Don't get caught up in selling a business when you've had enough
The article advises against selling company shares when one has everything under control.
The Commission has also adopted a number of proposals for a new programme of action to combat fraud.
The article lists several top companies and organizations including EIB, Zavarovalnica Sava, Petrol, NGEN, Unior, and Akrapovič.
The Commission shall adopt delegated acts in accordance with Article 21 of this Regulation.
The Commission shall adopt delegated acts in accordance with Article 21 of this Regulation.
The Commission shall adopt delegated acts in accordance with Article 21 of this Regulation.
The Commission shall adopt delegated acts in accordance with Article 21 of this Regulation.
A new government is formed, the Petroleum Administration buys shares, the government amends regulations, the stock goes up.
The article mentions the emergence of a new government, the management of Petrol buying shares, the government amending regulations, and the stock price rising.
Advace Capital bought Woop!
Advace Capital has acquired Woop.
Slovenian and Croatian hospitals working together to combat cyberattacks
Slovenian and Croatian hospitals are collaborating to combat cyberattacks.
SpaceX: The stock is just under $200, how much did the European investors invest?
The article discusses the current stock price of SpaceX, which is just below $200, and explores how much European investors have invested in the company.
VG Group: with sports nutrition in seven years up to 4 million profits
The article discusses how VG Group achieved a profit of four million euros over seven years through sports nutrition.
It kills capitalism.
The article's title is 'Capitalism kills' and the content appears to be minimal, likely indicating a strong critical stance towards capitalism.
Which Slovenian bank is now offering you the highest interest rate for a bond of 10 thousand euros
The article lists which Slovenian banks currently offer the highest interest rates for securing 10,000 euros.
US market review: Wall Street jumped on the US-Iran deal
The article discusses the impact of an American-Iranian agreement on Wall Street trading.
A forgotten symbol of growth and future reborn in the centre of Ljubljana
The article discusses the re-emergence of a forgotten symbol representing growth and future in the center of Ljubljana.
The Commission shall adopt delegated acts in accordance with Article 21 of this Regulation.
The Commission shall adopt delegated acts in accordance with Article 21 of this Regulation.
The Commission shall adopt delegated acts in accordance with Article 21 of this Regulation.
What kills a Slovenian farmer?
The article discusses proposals by the agricultural sector to introduce stricter legislation, likely aimed at addressing challenges faced by Slovenian farmers.
SunContract, an energy cooperative for the sharing of electricity
The article introduces SunContract, an energy platform designed to facilitate the sharing of electricity among users.
Microdramas: new global trend offered by T-2 as the first operator in Slovenia
T-2, a telecommunications provider in Slovenia, is introducing microdrams as a new global trend in mobile data plans. The article highlights this development without providing further details on what exactly microdrams entail or how they differ from existing services.
The book is titled "The Dark Ones".
The article provides an entry about Danijela Mrhar Prelić in the 'Leksikon' section of Finance.si.
What could be the consequences if the war in Iran really ends
The article discusses potential economic implications if war in Iran comes to an end.
The Lord said nicely that the capacity in Copper is full, and the whole of the Grac road is important to Trst, not to Rijeka.
The article mentions that the capacities in Koper are full and states that the Celovec-Graz corridor is important for Trieste and not for Rijeka.
Agreement: Normalization of navigation through Hormuz will take months
The article reports that the normalization of shipping through the Strait of Hormuz will take months.
TOP ARTICLES - What are you reading today?
The article lists top articles from Finance.si but does not provide specific content or details about the articles mentioned.
In the Persian Gulf, 500 ships are detained, when will they pass through the Hormuz Strait?
The article asks when the 500 ships detained in the Persian Gulf will pass through the Strait of Hormuz.