Renault Group has recently opened near Pitesti the largest car parts center outside France, which will distribute spare parts and accessories for Dacia, Renault and Nissan brands in Romania. The center is located in Oarja village, nearby Pitesti, north-west of Bucharest.

Harvard University professor Kenneth Rogoff expects a few eastern European countries, among which Romania, to go bust in the next two to three years, according to Profil magazine, quoted by Bloomberg.

The two Romanian opposition parties, the National Liberal Party (PNL) and the Social Democratic Party (PSD) will jointly submit a no-confidence motion against the Government, during the Parliament session this fall, according to PNL head Crin Antonescu.

Romanian telecoms regulator ANCOM (The National Authority for Management and Regulation in Communications of Romania) has stopped the tender to award the country’s first two digital TV operation licenses, the state body has announced.

Several concerts will keep you busy this autumn and long into winter. Big names like Ozzy Osbourne, Guns N'Roses, Cesaria Evora, among others, will come to Bucharest by the end of the year. Take your pick, as there's plenty of choice!

Household consumption of consumer goods dropped by 4 percent in Romanian currency in the first six months of the year, compared to the same period of last year, which is the first decline in the last ten years, found a study by GfK Romania. “This is the first decline in the last ten years, during which the year-on-year growth rates varied between 7 and 25 percent. In a less friendly economic and political context, consumers paid fewer visits to stores, supermarket being among most affected,” said Raluca Raschip, consumer tracking director with GfK Romania.

Romania's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) dropped in the first half of 2010 by 2.4 percent, compared with the first half of 2009, but registered a 0.3 percent increase in the second quarter of 2010 on this year's first quarter, according to the National Institute of Statistics (INS).

Romania's international reserves went up by EUR 227 million – 0.65 percent in August compared to July, reaching EUR 34.7 billion, according to the Romanian Central Bank (BNR). The reserves include gold and foreign currency. The foreign currency reserves reached EUR 31.55 billion at the end of August this year, slightly down on the EUR 31.58 billion at the end of July.

Renault Group has recently opened near Pitesti the largest car parts center outside France, which will distribute spare parts and accessories for Dacia, Renault and Nissan brands in Romania. The center is located in Oarja village, nearby Pitesti, north-west of Bucharest.

The quarrel between foreign investors and local authorities about wind energy projects in Dobrogea went on from a site clash this summer to a battle of official declarations. Two of the foreign investors which have started projects in the Cogealac area, CEZ and Eolica, both underline the risks of blocking investments in the area. Their takes on this however differ.

Renault Group has recently opened near Pitesti the largest car parts center outside France, which will distribute spare parts and accessories for Dacia, Renault and Nissan brands in Romania. The center is located in Oarja village, nearby Pitesti, north-west of Bucharest.

Harvard University professor Kenneth Rogoff expects a few eastern European countries, among which Romania, to go bust in the next two to three years, according to Profil magazine, quoted by Bloomberg.

The two Romanian opposition parties, the National Liberal Party (PNL) and the Social Democratic Party (PSD) will jointly submit a no-confidence motion against the Government, during the Parliament session this fall, according to PNL head Crin Antonescu.

Romanian telecoms regulator ANCOM (The National Authority for Management and Regulation in Communications of Romania) has stopped the tender to award the country’s first two digital TV operation licenses, the state body has announced.

Several concerts will keep you busy this autumn and long into winter. Big names like Ozzy Osbourne, Guns N'Roses, Cesaria Evora, among others, will come to Bucharest by the end of the year. Take your pick, as there's plenty of choice!

Household consumption of consumer goods dropped by 4 percent in Romanian currency in the first six months of the year, compared to the same period of last year, which is the first decline in the last ten years, found a study by GfK Romania. “This is the first decline in the last ten years, during which the year-on-year growth rates varied between 7 and 25 percent. In a less friendly economic and political context, consumers paid fewer visits to stores, supermarket being among most affected,” said Raluca Raschip, consumer tracking director with GfK Romania.

Romania's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) dropped in the first half of 2010 by 2.4 percent, compared with the first half of 2009, but registered a 0.3 percent increase in the second quarter of 2010 on this year's first quarter, according to the National Institute of Statistics (INS).

Romania's international reserves went up by EUR 227 million – 0.65 percent in August compared to July, reaching EUR 34.7 billion, according to the Romanian Central Bank (BNR). The reserves include gold and foreign currency. The foreign currency reserves reached EUR 31.55 billion at the end of August this year, slightly down on the EUR 31.58 billion at the end of July.

Renault Group has recently opened near Pitesti the largest car parts center outside France, which will distribute spare parts and accessories for Dacia, Renault and Nissan brands in Romania. The center is located in Oarja village, nearby Pitesti, north-west of Bucharest.

The quarrel between foreign investors and local authorities about wind energy projects in Dobrogea went on from a site clash this summer to a battle of official declarations. Two of the foreign investors which have started projects in the Cogealac area, CEZ and Eolica, both underline the risks of blocking investments in the area. Their takes on this however differ.