Why Central Europe’s innovators need EU Inc.
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The proposed pan-European corporate form could free Central Europe’s start-ups from disguising their origins behind Western-sounding brands.
When the European Commission tabled its proposal for a 28th corporate regime in March—a new company form officially branded ‘EU Inc.—it sparked the usual pushback. In Brussels, the debate quickly became bogged down in fears over labour rights and administrative harmonisation. Seen from Warsaw, Bucharest or Prague, however, the picture looks entirely diff
When the European Commission tabled its proposal for a 28th corporate regime in March—a new company form officially branded ‘EU Inc.—it sparked the usual pushback. In Brussels, the debate quickly became bogged down in fears over labour rights and administrative harmonisation. Seen from Warsaw, Bucharest or Prague, however, the picture looks entirely diff
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