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Police in Bulgaria’s popular mountain resort town of Bansko are being asked to investigate after hotels and restaurants complained of alleged unfair competition from apartment complexes. Hotel and restaurant owners […]
Business owners often ask themselves whether they need a business valuation, and if so what kind of valuation is required. My previous column dealt wi ...
Romania’s health minister Vasile Cepoi resigned on October 1 following a corruption row that saw him accused of conflict of interest and pocketing 4 ...
After more than 22 years, the United States Peace Corps is to end its activities in Bulgaria. Volunteers had a meeting at the US embassy with newly-ac ...
Despite economic forecasts predicting a sixth consecutive year of recession and having to slash billions of euro in budget spending, Greece’s development ministry has authorised a 28.9 million euro subsidy […]
The recent announcement by Syria of the presence of a stockpile of chemical weapons reaffirms that the threat of these weapons is still a reality, Bulgarian Foreign Minister Nikolai Mladenov […]
Registration for the United States 2014 Diversity Visa (DV) Program – commonly known as the “green card lottery” – starts on October 2 2012 at 7pm Bulgarian time and continues […]
The Bulgarian Small and Medium Enterprises Promotion Agency (BSMEPA) has invited applications from science and technology projects for grants from the National Innovation Fund. Applications may be made for funding […]
The national council managing the funds raised by the Bulgarian Red Cross to assist people left homeless in the country’s mining town of Pernik after the May 2012 5.8 Richter […]
European airlines are expected to post the largest loss of any global region at $1.2 billion, which means $0.1 billion worse than previously forecast, the International Air Transport Association (IATA) […]
