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Denver-based Molson Coors, estimated as the world’s fifth-largest beer brewer by volume, said on June 18 that it has closed the acquisition of Eastern European StarBev, a conglomerate that includes […]
Three new banks were launched on the local market last year, offering stripped-down, online retail banking products that quickly began to lure dissati ...
The government looked set this week to capitulate over controversial legislation that is blocking the commencement of formal negotiations for a joint ...
Following a joint operation in 2010 by Bulgaria’s Interior Ministry and the State Agency for National Security, 13 alleged members of radical Islami ...
Negotiations on June 18, attended by Prime Minister Boiko Borissov, Agriculture Minister Miroslav Naidenov and representatives of environmentalist groups on the controversial amendments of the Forestry Act, which sparked protests […]
After a week of drama and speculation, Bulgaria’s men’s volleyball team finally got a new head coach – Naiden Naidenov. He was one of the deputies of Radostin Stoichev who […]
Sofia Tech Park, the 100 million leva (50 million euro) project to be built next to the Bulgarian capital city’s Tsarigradsko Chaussee Boulevard, is no less important than the building […]
Bourgas, on Bulgaria’s Black Sea, is to turn a Cold War-era bomb shelter built to accommodate 3500 people into a “Bewitched Underground City” tourist attraction by the summer of 2013. […]
Bulgarian state railways BDZ started on June 18 2012 pre-sales of tickets for seats on trains to the Black Sea cities of Varna and Bourgas. The pre-sale term is 20 […]
World leaders are gathering in Mexico for a two-day G20 summit which begins Monday in the Pacific coast resort of Los Cabos amid turmoil in the eurozone and worsening bloodshed […]
