Bulgaria’s antitrust watchdog fines Mtel 440 000 leva
Bulgaria’s Commission for Protection of Competition (CPC) said on July 12 that it has fined the country’s largest mobile carrier
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Fitch: Bulgaria facing possible gas supply interruption this winter
Gazprom’s decision to halt prepayment of natural gas transit fees to Ukrainian gas company Naftogaz until at least 2015 creates
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EU challenges Russia’s ‘recycling fee’ in WTO
The European Commission has said that it will challenge Russia’s “recycling fee”, a major point of contention in trade relations
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South Stream pipeline runs into delays in Bulgaria
Gazprom’s signature pipeline project, South Stream, was behind schedule in Bulgaria, but company management remains adamant that the pipeline will
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World markets tumble on Egyptian turmoil, Portuguese uncertainty
Asian and European markets tumbled Wednesday on fears of continued Egyptian political unrest and uncertainty over the fate of the
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Romanian-Bulgarian trade ‘to surpass three billion euro this year’
Trade between Romania and Bulgaria is expected to total more than three billion euro in 2013, Bronislav Denev, economic advisor
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Bulgaria c-banker warns against ‘race to the bottom’ on loan interest rates
The governor of the Bulgarian National Bank, Ivan Iskrov, said on July 2 that Bulgarian banks should be cautious with
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Business forum in Sofia latest step in bid to build business ties with China
The Bulgarian-Chinese business forum held in Sofia by the Small and Medium Enterprises Promotion Agency is but the latest step
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Bulgarian vegetable and fruit producers, traders protest against cheap imports
Bulgaria’s Agriculture and Food Ministry is to propose setting up mobile squads to control imports of vegetables from Macedonia, minister
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