Romania, Bulgaria among most frequent sources of cyber-attacks – report
Eastern European countries, most notably Romania but also Bulgaria and Russia, were among the most frequent countries of origin for
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Business
European Commission wants to stamp out rubber-stamping to authenticate documents
That sound so familiar to the expatriate, the ker-chunk of a rubber stamp, will cease to be ubiquitous if the
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Raykov’s reassurances for Bulgaria’s retail chains
Against a background of alleged cartel agreements, Competition Protection Commission queries on whether retail chains have resolved their issues with
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New Bulgarian Gambling Commission chief appointed
Bulgaria’s caretaker Finance Minister Kalin Hristov has appointed Ivan Enicherov chairperson of the country’s Gambling Commission, replacing Kaloyan Krustev, the
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Bulgaria revises 2013 growth target downward to 1%
Bulgaria’s Finance Ministry has revised the country’s economic growth forecast for this year to one per cent. The new target
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App tries to drive down prices in the taxi business
While Prague’s trams, buses and metro services tend to be well-regarded, the city’s taxis do not have the best reputation.
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Bulgaria’s Economy Minister to sack Kozloduy nuclear plant director
Bulgaria’s caretaker Economy and Energy Minister Assen Vassilev said that he planned to replace 23 officials on the boards of
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Binding bid filed for Bulgaria’s Globul
Turk Telekom has confirmed in a filing to the Istanbul Stock Exchange that it has placed a binding bid for
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Bulgaria’s electricity prices zero-sum game
Barely a month after Bulgaria’s utilities regulator approved lower electricity prices for consumers, their sustainability even in the short term
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