Drop in Spanish olive oil production likely means higher prices
A severe drought is projected to cut sharply into Spain’s olive harvest. The Mediterranean country is the world’s largest supplier
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Turkish bids filed for Bulgaria’s Globul
Turkish telecom operators Turkcell and Turk Telekom said in separate filings to the Istanbul Stock Exchange that they have placed
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Greek bailout money still in limbo
Greece’s international lenders have failed for the second week in a row to reach an agreement on releasing more bailout
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Bulgaria expects 5% increase in tourists in 2012 winter season
Bulgaria expects an increase of five per cent in the number of tourists visiting the country in the 2012 winter
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MEPs call for common fees for card payments
Future EU rules for card payments should be modelled on those for cross-border bank transfers, so as to make paying
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France downplays Moody’s downgrade
A day after credit ratings agency Moody’s downgraded French government bonds by one notch below the triple-A top ranking, French
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Easier resolution of cross-border legal disputes in EU a step closer
The European Commission’s proposals to help businesses and consumers resolve cross-border legal disputes more easily got overwhelming support in a
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Bulgaria plans campaign to lure Chinese tourists in 2013
Bulgaria wants to increase the number of Chinese tourists visiting the country, Economy, Energy and Tourism Minister Delyan Dobrev said
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Central European Exodus: Hungary tops the chart as Western banks cut exposure in region
Western banks reduced their credit exposure by the equivalent of 14 per cent of Hungary’s GDP in the year to
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