ECB confident in euro, no new measures for now
The European Central Bank suggested it might buy the bonds of ailing eurozone economies like Spain and Italy on the
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Business
Olympic Games hurt business in London
The Olympics were expected to bring huge crowds to London, over-burdening the roads and transit system, and providing a boost
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Bulgarian unemployment stays above EU average in June
Unemployment in Bulgaria was 12.4 per cent in June, the European Union’s statistics bureau Eurostat said on July 31, rising
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No fines for Bulgarian fuel retailers after watchdog probe
Bulgaria’s Commission on the Protection of Competition (CPC) said on July 30 that the local unit of Russian oil company
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Economic sentiment declines in EU, euro zone in July 2012
The Economic Sentiment Indicator (ESI) decreased in July 2012 by 1.4 points in the European Union, to 89, and by
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Bulgarian socialists file Belene referendum petition
Bulgarian socialists have filed in Parliament on July 27 a petition, which they claimed was signed by 773 447 people,
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EU to probe state aid to five Greek banks
The European Commission said on July 27 that it has temporarily approved state aid for five Greek banks, but would
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Another travel firm files for insolvency
Travel agent Blue Rays Thursday filed for insolvency, the latest in a string of Polish travel firms to run into
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New fee adds to comfort: Wizz Air
Travellers with Wizz Air can expect another fee as the airline prepares to trial run a cabin baggage fee on
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