Credit Agricole bailout could cost taxpayers up to 2B leva – Bulgarian Finance Minister
The recapitalisation of Credit Agricole Bulgaria could cost Bulgarian taxpayers up to two billion leva (about one billion euro) and
Read moreThe recapitalisation of Credit Agricole Bulgaria could cost Bulgarian taxpayers up to two billion leva (about one billion euro) and
Read moreBulgaria’s central bank said on July 11 that it will repeal the banking licence of the Corporate Commercial Bank (CCB)
Read moreBulgarian exports to third countries, meaning those that are not members of the European Union, fell by 14.8 per cent
Read moreReal estate investment fund Revetas Capital Advisors, which has acquired the Sofia City Center shopping mall in the Bulgarian capital
Read moreBulgaria’s Commission for Protection of Competition (CPC) has fined retail chain Kaufland 542 700 leva (about 277 500 euro) for
Read moreThe head of Russian energy company Gazprom, Alexei Miller, will arrive for an official visit to Croatia on July 9,
Read moreBulgarian exports to other European Union countries in January to April 2014 were 0.9 per cent less than in the
Read moreBulgaria’s second largest mobile carrier Globul, owned by Norwegian telecom operator Telenor, said on July 7 that it has completed
Read moreCredit ratings agency Fitch Ratings said it affirmed Bulgaria’s sovereign ratings at BBB-, with a stable outlook. This is the
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