Many Balkan governments struggle with corruption, which has been a problem for many states in the area for years, and one group has made recommendations on how to overcome this issue.

Ono Bikes is leading the charge in manufacturing electrically powered bicycles but it’s not neglecting human-powered traditional models, either.

A company called Publer is making its name helping users manage a social platform that's become one of the biggest components of their digital lives.

Like much of the Balkans, Serbia is exploring the wealth of potential connected to the world of information technology.

A new freelance platform called Parttimerz is shaking up the gig economy and investing in the Balkans region in a big way.

For decades, having a private yacht has been a central symbol of wealth and affluence. This kind of boating has become synonymous with luxury. But a Greek company, Incrediblue, is making yacht rental and other services easier for anyone who has the resources to book such a marine experiences.

Albanian startup Manoolia is on a mission to help companies enhance what they can do online through programming, copywriting, search engine optimization (SEO), mobile app development and more.

Clinical work is serious business, and doctors need all of the resources they can get.

A new technology called liateR is reinventing the way that people shop, blending aspects of online and e-commerce operations with traditional experiences at brick and mortar retail stores.

Romanian officials are hoping that new Black Sea gas extraction and pipeline plans will add to their country’s energy economy, making Romania a local energy hub.

Government corruption is a problem all over the world, but some of the countries in the Balkan region continue to struggle with relatively serious governmental and political problems, even in the modern age.

A Balkan supermarket chain with a big presence in Croatia is encountering financial trouble.

A new Athens, Greece-based business is helping parents realize that life with kids doesn’t have to be overwhelming.

A U.S.-based workforce management and recruiting company that is disrupting the industry has moved a considerable amount of its operations into Athens, Greece, in part, to take advantage of talent pools in an emerging tech community 

A video gaming company based in Bulgaria has now closed its doors, but up until under a year ago, Tesseract Interactive was hard at workbuilding the future of high-tech gaming.

Montenegro opposition parties are responding negatively to a plan by the government of Prime Minister Dusko Markovic to adopt a draft budget for this year that would include new loans to cover a shortfall of about $481 million.

A proposed gas pipeline moving some 1.8 million cubic meters of natural gas per year from Bulgaria to Serbia linking the Bulgarian capital, Sofia with the Serbian city of Nis could have a beneficial impact on local economies and help the two nations to be less reliant on Russian oil.

A Sofia, Bulgaria-based transport and technology company has a new vision for how all of your online purchases get delivered to you.

There is quite a bit of concern in the Balkan area about Greece and its plan to rebuild its economy through international borrowing.

Some union leaders in Bulgaria have a message for private businesses: the wages are too low.