Monday headlines: state plans highway toll, winter tires and chains – mandatory, Google looking to hire Romanians in Ireland
Romania media
Bank deposits will be guaranteed up to EUR 100,000 – in Ziarul Financiar
US Ambassador to Romania: “Americans are sitting on billion so of dollars they could invest here, but you have to take the country out of the crisis” – in Ziarul Financiar
IMF expects Basescu’s decision on the VAT drop and tax exemption for pensions – in Ziarul Financiar
Google looks for Romanians with marketing background for its Ireland headquarters – in Ziarul Financiar
Romanian – German investment (HD Automotive International) close to Ford in Craiova – in Ziarul Financiar
Bicycle producer with EUR 23 million business wants to float on Sibex – in Ziarul Financiar
The new road code: cars not allowed to circulate during the winter without special tires and chains – in Gandul
We will pay both rovigniette and highway tax – in Adevarul
Chinese invest EUR 350 million in Dej – in Adevarul
Bucharest apartment rents, down 25 percent in the last year – on Wall-street.ro
Adobe Romania hires 17 people – on Wall-street.ro
Gheorghe Hagi, in the top of the best paid coaches in the world – on Capital.ro
Gitensten: Ford cars will stay in the factory parking lot if you don’t built a highway there – on Capital.ro
Petromidia could turn into shares other debts as well. State looses again – on Money.ro
Romtelecom generates EUR 3 million every year through its data centers – on Money.ro
Nuclearelectrica wants to get EUR 300 million loan for reactors 3 and 4 in Cernavoda – on Money.ro
Bon Jovi, Green Day, Lady Gaga and Radiohead could perform in Bucharest in 2011
International media
Trade imbalance targets elude G20- in FT
India eyes $11bn US fighter jets – in FT
BofA Acknowledges Errors in Foreclosures – in the Wall Street Journal
Companies in US Plan to Raise Capital Spending, Survey Shows – in Business Week
Fiat’s Italian Business Still Unprofitable in 2010, CEO Marchionne Says – on Bloomberg
WikiLeaks reveals the stark reality of Iraq – the Guardian
Sarkozy Doing France’s `Dirty Work’ Means No Scapegoat as Popularity Falls – on Bloomberg
