A 15-page special section in this edition of the BBJ focuses on software and ERP companies, looking at crucial issues like the challenge of keeping programmers. Although Hungary has a reputation for high-quality, relatively inexpensive engineers, successful startups like NNG find they are still battling the strain of brain drain.
Elsewhere in the edition, find out about nine new wines released by Hungary’s younger generation of top vintners, discover what the cap on borrowing means for you, learn the details of fitness guru Norbert Schobert’s IPO – and see what analysts say about the impact of the Ukraine conflict on Hungary’s economy.
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