Expert group on reforming EU banking sector presents report to European Commission
The high-level expert group on reforming the European Union’s banking sector, appointed in November 2011, presented its report to the
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Measures pit ČEZ against Brussels
Energy giant ČEZ has rejected reports it could be forced to sell more power plants than it originally expected, with
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Poland plans large foreign bond issues in Q4 2012
Poland’s Finance Ministry will auction between PLN 10 billion and PLN 18 billion in Treasury bonds at three auctions slated
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Bulgarian President Plevneliev: Referendum before Belene restart
Bulgarian President Rossen Plevneliev said on October 1 that the country’s MPs should focus on the national referendum on the
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Bulgaria not waiving South Stream transit fees – minister
Bulgaria’s Economy and Energy Minister Delyan Dobrev denied on October 1 a media report that claimed, at the weekend, that
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Bulgaria’s Budget with 107.6M leva surplus at end-August
Bulgaria’s Finance Ministry reported a consolidated Budget surplus of 107.6 million leva at the end of August, a strong turnaround
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Bulgarian unemployment up to 12.3% in Q2
The unemployment rate in Bulgaria during the second quarter of the year was 12.3 per cent, 1.1 percentage points higher
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Russia mulls blacklisting Bulgarian hotels
Russia could blacklist Bulgarian hotels that asked Russian tourists to pay for their stay a second time, Russia’s top industry
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European Commission asks small businesses for proposals on how to cut red tape
The European Commission (EC) has called on small and medium enterprises to come forward with proposals on how to reduce
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