Arhiva stirilor, noutatilor si articolelor publicate in sectiunea English-Version pe Wall-Street din 22 Decembrie 2009.
Vezi arhiva completa a lunii Decembrie 2009 →
Insurance analysts across the world believe that a lack of quality and consistency in current insurance reporting is increasingly leading to the under-valuation of a number of the world’s...
DIY retailer OBI that began operations in Romania at the end of 2008, said it would add two more stores to the existent four-unit chain next year.
The RON/EUR reference rate set by the National Bank of Romania grew marginally on Monday, by 0.15% to 4.2119lei/euro in quiet trade that lacked investors’ interest, contrary to its regional...
Direct commercial real estate investment (office, industrial spaces and retail) in Europe is expected to reach around €70 billion in 2009 and could grow by 20% next year up to €85...
President Traian Basescu participated today in the ceremony that marked the end of his first term as head of state, in the car that was waiting to escort him and his wife Maria to the Parliament to...
Abrasive products manufacturer Carbochim (BSE:CBC) said it expected its full-year pre-tax profit to be around 386,100 lei (€91.800), 2.7-fold higher than it had expected in April, the company...
FIC sector at the Bucharest Stock Exchange (BSE:SIF) fell 0.6%, as the market slumped 1.7% in a liquidity buoyed by deals with Banca Transilvania shares and state securities.
Templeton Emerging Markets Fund acquired late last week 6% stake in real estate developer Impact Developer (ticker IMP) from the owner of the company, Dan Ioan Popp.
The German-based discount store chain Plus opened the 96th store of its local network, in Brasov, representing a total investment of €1.5 million.
Only 4% of internet users in Romania would be willing to pay for online content from magazines and newspapers: only 3% said they would be willing to pay a fee to access advertising-free content,...
The new Government plans to set up a trading platform for electricity futures following the OPCOM model and to adopt the new EU rules to open electricity and natural gas markets.