A campaign opposing self-service checkouts  is gaining traction across social media and disinformation circles. While customers are demanding personal service—popularizing the slogan "I'm not a temp, I'm a customer"—retailer data indicate that the adoption of self-service terminals is steadily rising. These checkouts now account for more than half of all payment transactions at major retail chains. ( tvnoviny.sk )

Slovaks employed in Czechia command the highest average earnings among foreign workers , according to data from ispv.cz . The median salary for a Slovak worker stands at €2,058, surpassing the €1,753 median for a domestic Czech employee. The top 10% of Slovak earners receive an average salary of €4,775 compared to €3,499 for the same category of Czechs, suggesting Slovak professionals are particularly successful in high-value-added sectors. ( trend.sk )

Na sociálnych sieťach a v dezinfo scéne sa šíri kampaň proti samoobslužným pokladniam  v obchodoch. Zákazníci sa chcú nechať obsluhovať a hitom je slogan „Nie som na brigáde, som zákazník.“ Podľa údajov obchodov ale popularita samoobslužných pokladní rastie a vo veľkých sieťach majú viac ako polovičný podiel na počte platobných transakcií. ( tvnoviny.sk )

Slováci pracujúci v Česku majú spomedzi cudzincov najvyššie priemerné zárobky , ukazujú údaje ispv.cz . Mediánový plat českého pracovníka je 1.753 € a Slováka 2.058 €. Desatina najlepšie zarábajúcich Slovákov v Čechách má priemernú mzdu 4.775 € v porovnaní s 3.499 € v rovnakej kategórii Čechov. Slovenskí pracovníci sa tak presadzujú najmä v segmentoch s vyššou pridanou hodnotou. ( trend.sk )

Rothschild & Co  has been selected as the state's financial advisor for the construction of a new 1,200 MW nuclear power plant in Jaslovské Bohunice. The firm won the tender from state-owned Javys with a €13.9m bid, coming in under the expected €15m. Rothschild & Co brings extensive international experience, having advised on the UK's Sizewell C and Czechia's Dukovany projects. The government intends to award a €13-15bn contract to US-based Westinghouse, which is also expecte

Commercial real estate investment  in Slovakia surged 73% to €929m last year, marking the second-best year on record according to CBRE data. The number of deals fell by one to 25, with retail real estate attracting the largest share of investment (46%) as three Bratislava shopping centers changed hands, followed by logistics (37%) and offices (16%). Slovak and Czech investors accounted for 61% of the total, alongside capital from seven other nations. ( openiazoch.sk )

Objem investícií do komerčných nehnuteľností  na Slovensku vlani stúpol o 73% na 929 mil. €, ukazujú údaje poradenskej spoločnosti CBRE. Išlo tak o druhý najlepší rok v histórii. Počet transakcií klesol o jednu na 25. Najviac sa investovalo do maloobchodných nehnuteľností (46%), majiteľa zmenili tri nákupné centrá v Bratislave. Nasledovala logistika (37%) a kancelárie (16%). Slovenskí a českí investori mali podiel 61% a investori pochádzali z ôsmich krajín okrem Slovenska. (

Spoločnosť Rothschild & Co  bude finančným poradcom štátu pri výstavbe novej 1.200 MW jadrovej elektrárne v Jaslovských Bohuniciach. S ponukou 13,9 mil. € vyhrala tender štátnej firmy Javys. Predpokladaná hodnota zákazky bola 15 mil. €. Rothschild & Co má rozsiahle medzinárodné skúsenosti, vrátane poradenstva pri príprave jadrových projektov Sizewell C vo Veľkej Británii a Dukovany v Česku.                     Vláda chce zadať 13-15 mld € kontrakt na výstavbu novej jadrovej e

The first drill at the Trojarová antimony‑gold project near Pezinok confirmed that the site hosts antimony grades in line with historical estimates, Canada’s Military Metals  announced. The results underscore Trojarová’s potential to become a strategically important antimony project for the EU. The Canadian company acquired the Soviet‑era Trojarová site—a rare antimony project under development in Europe—a year ago. It faces protests from local residents as well as opposition

Debts of individuals and companies  returned to 60% of GDP in 3Q25 after two years, the central bank NBS reported. The gradual rise in indebtedness aligns with economic fundamentals, as both household incomes and corporate revenues are growing. Rising property prices also contributed. Non‑performing loans remain near historic lows, totaling €1bn for retail loans and €690m for corporate loans in November. ( nbs.sk )