Greek banks to bid for Hellenic Postbank as sale draws closer
A host of interested buyers are queuing up to purchase Greece’s Hellenic Postbank. The Postbank is fully owned by the
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Bulgarian Cabinet preparing Budget revision – PM
Bulgarian Prime Minister Plamen Oresharski said on July 1 that his Cabinet was preparing a Budget revision in the near
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Cypriot shipping industry navigating uncharted waters
The banking crisis in Cyprus has been having a knock-on effect on shipping companies operating from the island, the majority
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Dice cast over Cyprus LNG plant
The dice has been cast as regards the liquefied natural gas (LNG) plant that the Cypriot government has decided to
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EU ministers agree on new bank rescue rules
The European Union finance ministers have agreed to a draft deal establishing who will pay for bank bailouts in the
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Azeri gas field consortium picks TAP over Nabucco West – reports
The consortium developing the Shah Deniz 2 gas field on Azerbaijan’s shelf in the Caspian Sea has picked the Trans-Adriatic
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Bulgarian watchdog cancels decision in Sofia refuse plant tender
Bulgaria’s Commission for Protection of Competition (CPC) said on June 25 that it cancelled Sofia mayor Yordanka Fandukova’s order that
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EU clears market merger
A proposed $8.2 billion merger between the InterContinentalExchange and the NYSE-Euronext markets moved a step closer to reality Monday, when
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Bulgaria’s Danube Bridge 2 plagued by missing road signs – report
More than a week since the opening of Danube Bridge 2, between Romania and Bulgaria, many drivers could not find
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