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Polish Firms Set to Access Over PLN 1.4 Billion for Defence and Dual-Use Technologies
Poland's Ministry of Development Funds and Regional Policy plans more than PLN 1.4 billion in FENG funding calls for defence and dual-use technologies this year. STEP applications are expected in November, subject to European Commission approval of programme changes.A Good Idea Is Not Enough: Polish Startup Experts Urge Founders to Test Market Demand
Startup experts at PARP Future Camp 2026 say founders should validate customer demand and their ability to deliver value before forming a company. Complementary teams, mentoring and PARP incubation programmes can help turn a promising idea into a viable business.Greater Poland’s Logistics Market Gains Importance as Road Freight Demand Rises
Greater Poland remains one of Poland’s key economic and logistics hubs. Strong industrial activity, proximity to Germany and access to the A2 motorway are supporting rising road-freight demand, while DACHSER’s Poznań branch is reporting double-digit volume growth in 2026 and planning a new site for 2029.99% of EU Firms Are Small Businesses, but the Largest Generate 49% of Value Added
The EU business economy had around 34 million enterprises and 164.5 million people employed in 2024. Micro and small firms made up 99% of companies, while large enterprises — just 0.2% — generated 49% of value added.PMI: Advanced GenAI Users Achieve Up to 16 Times Higher Productivity Growth
Project Management Institute research suggests the most advanced GenAI users achieve up to 16 times higher productivity growth than occasional users. Yet only 1% of organisations describe themselves as mature in generative AI use.
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Poland Holds Interest Rates at 3.75% as Investors Begin Pricing in Increases
Poland's central bank left interest rates unchanged in October, but rising inflation has prompted markets to consider future increases.
EU Transport Projects Seek Nearly €3 Billion, but Only €1.1 Billion Is Available
The EU received 246 transport infrastructure funding applications worth nearly €3 billion, against an available CEF budget of €1.1 billion. Polish participation has not yet been disclosed.
AI Boom Is Changing How European Companies Finance Growth, ECB Finds
ECB analysis finds AI-intensive businesses rely more on equity and capital markets, while Europe remains behind the United States in converting AI innovation into investment.
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Polish Firms Set to Access Over PLN 1.4 Billion for Defence and Dual-Use Technologies
Poland's Ministry of Development Funds and Regional Policy plans more than PLN 1.4 billion in FENG funding calls for defence and dual-use technologies this year. STEP applications are expected in November, subject to European Commission approval of programme changes.A Good Idea Is Not Enough: Polish Startup Experts Urge Founders to Test Market Demand
Startup experts at PARP Future Camp 2026 say founders should validate customer demand and their ability to deliver value before forming a company. Complementary teams, mentoring and PARP incubation programmes can help turn a promising idea into a viable business.Greater Poland’s Logistics Market Gains Importance as Road Freight Demand Rises
Greater Poland remains one of Poland’s key economic and logistics hubs. Strong industrial activity, proximity to Germany and access to the A2 motorway are supporting rising road-freight demand, while DACHSER’s Poznań branch is reporting double-digit volume growth in 2026 and planning a new site for 2029.99% of EU Firms Are Small Businesses, but the Largest Generate 49% of Value Added
The EU business economy had around 34 million enterprises and 164.5 million people employed in 2024. Micro and small firms made up 99% of companies, while large enterprises — just 0.2% — generated 49% of value added.PMI: Advanced GenAI Users Achieve Up to 16 Times Higher Productivity Growth
Project Management Institute research suggests the most advanced GenAI users achieve up to 16 times higher productivity growth than occasional users. Yet only 1% of organisations describe themselves as mature in generative AI use.
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