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If Romanians fail to harness the country’s tourism opportunities, in Cyprus, the country where tourism is the leading economic activity, thousands of Romanians work in the hospitality industry.
European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) agreed to grant Banca Comerciala Romana a €10 million loan.
Colin Ega, the chair in marketing at IEDC–Bled School of Management in Slovenia, one of the largest institutions of its kind in Europe, speaks in an interview to Wall-Street about the...
The minister of foreign affairs, Teodor Baconschi received during his visit to Tbilisi the confirmation of Georgia’s backing of the Nabucco pipeline. Georgian officials have also expressed...
The scope of cross-border spillover of the deterioration of bank portfolios in the global banking system remains wide, due to common exposures of the large financial groups, said the Director of...
LC Business SRL said it planned to invest around €10 million in the construction of a new 9-megawatts wind plant in Oravita, Caras-Severin. 30% of the total cost will be covered from European...
The National Bank of Romania set a reference rate of 4.0958 lei/euro today, up 0.56% from Tuesday, as the national currency suffered a sharp drop in the morning against its European counterpart.
The Minister of Public Finance, Sebastian Vladescu and IMF mission chief in Romania, Jeffrey Franks held a round of talks today, focused on means to raise state revenues by combating tax evasions.
The social gaming-related phony profiles are willingly added by the users as an immediate consequence of their interest in enlarging the supportive players’ community. The security...
A team of lawyers of bpv Grigorescu, led by partners Liz Minea (Litigation) and Anca Parascan (Public Procurement), has obtained, on behalf of clients EvoBus Romania and BRD Sogelease, an...
Stocks at the Bucharest Stock Exchange moved lower today, led by the financial investment companies sector that tumbled 0.50%, while trading liquidity was propped up by state securities trades.