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Bucharest is third most attractive city in Europe where Europe’s 500 biggest multinational companies intend on expanding business, according to 19th issue of European Cities Monitor released...
Rompetrol’s CEO, Dinu Patriciu stated at Alma Ata that NBR is narrowly attempting to restore Romanian economy, and more measures should be adopted, as Romania is already affected by financial...
Romanian regulators shut down trading session of Bucharest Stock Exchange at 11.08 in an effort to stem major declines in the early hours. Bucharest Stock Exchange’s code provides for a 30...
The steep decline of leu, down to almost 4/euro hits importers, that need to pay higher amounts in lei for the same commodities acquired from euro zone. Wall-Street presents an analysis on...
A budget built on pessimistic hypothesis, improving work capital especially by cutting outstanding debts or by the decline of exposure in foreign currency by dropping debt in foreign currency are...
The sharp decline of national currency will dent profit margins of companies in IT, telecom and IT retail being directly hit, according to specialists surveyed by Wall-Street.
Domestic drug distribution is affected by recent meltdown of national currency against euro, considering that most of the drugs sold in Romania come from imports.