Bulgaria pays off 880M euro bonds
Bulgaria has paid 880 million euro on bonds due on January 15, using the proceeds from new bonds issued in
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Nabucco consortium agrees funding, equity option with Shah Deniz group
The consortium of companies behind the planned Nabucco gas pipeline has agreed an option to sell 50 per cent in
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Poland likely to bottom out economic slowdown – central bank head
Poland is likely near the bottom of slowdown in economy and there is no threat of recession, according to the
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Bulgarian business objects to new recycling law
The Bulgarian Industrial Association (BIA) has published an open letter to President Rossen Plevneliev and several other state and government
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Bulgarian Cabinet approves renewable energy plan, offshore drilling tender
In separate decisions on January 9, Bulgaria’s Cabinet approved a long-term renewable energy development plan, setting out targets for 2020
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40 per cent of Bulgarians would prefer to be their own boss, survey on self-employment says
Forty per cent of Bulgarians polled in an international survey said that they would prefer to be their own bosses
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Bulgarians spent 4B leva during Festive Season
Bulgarians spent four billion leva during the 2012 Festive Season and the period immediately before, the country’s National Revenue Agency
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EU retail trade up 0.2% in November 2012
The volume of retail trade in the European Union rose by 0.2 per cent in November 2012, according to estimates
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Euro zone unemployment reached new record in November 2012 – Eurostat
More than two million people in the European Union lost their jobs between November 2011 and November 2012, bringing unemployment
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