US Steel to stay in Slovakia’s Košice
US Steel Corporation will not sell its U.S. Steel Košice (USSK) subsidiary in eastern Slovakia. Representatives of the Slovak government
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Bulgaria unveils ‘energy sector stability’ measures
Bulgaria’s caretaker Economy Minister Assen Vassilev presented on March 26 a series of measures meant to “guarantee the security of
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Bulgaria again bottom of EU’s innovation scoreboard
Bulgaria again ranks bottom in the European Union’s 2013 scoreboard of innovation performance, having been at or near the lowest
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EU officials: Cyprus, lenders reach bailout deal
Cyprus has avoided bankruptcy by agreeing to a bailout deal that includes the closing of the island nation’s second largest
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Bankruptcy as an exit option
In my book, Business Exit Planning (John Wiley & Sons, 2012), I confess to have made a significant error in
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Bulgarian deposits in Cyprus estimated at 100M euro
Deposits by Bulgarian nationals and companies in Cyprus were estimated at about 100 million euro, reports in Bulgarian media said
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Microsoft under investigation in US for alleged bribes in Romania
The US justice department and securities regulator were investigating Microsoft after a former company representative made allegations that Microsoft business
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Headhunting via social networks
The boom in online social networks has provided headhunters with a range of new tools, which they can use to
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EVN asks Bulgarian regulator for electricity price formula review
Austrian utility EVN, whose Bulgarian subsidiary provides electricity distribution services to the south and southeast of the country, said on
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