In the news today: first bankrupt mall, Voestalpine factory in Giurgiu, RON strenghtens
Romanian media Vladescu: I want us to cash in all the money from Rompetrol, not discuss installment schemes – in Ziarul Financiar The administrators who don't ask for the insolvency are accountable for the company's debt to the state…
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Romanian media Vladescu: I want us to cash in all the money from Rompetrol, not discuss installment schemes – in Ziarul Financiar The administrators who don't ask for the insolvency are accountable for the company's debt to the state budget – in Ziarul Financiar The first bankrupt mall – Tiago Oradea – in Ziarul Financiar Dacia exports EUR 820 mln of products in four months – in Ziarul Financiar Former owners of Bere Azuga are investing EUR 5 mln in a mineral water bottling factory and in two new brands – in Ziarul Financiar BNR criticizes Vladescu for wanting to cut private pensions – in Gandul Voestalpine will build a steel equipments factory in Giurgiu – in Adevarul The Government wants to reintroduce the excises on luxury products, risking sanctions from the EC - on Hotnews.ro Vladescu insists: the number of public clerks needs to drop to 1.26 million in 2011 – on Wall-street.ro Romanian currency at the higher exchange rate since 2003. Without BNR, the EUR/RON rate would be 4.3 – on Dailybusiness.ro International media Europeans scramble to restore unity - in the Financial Times Bangkok burns and Thai protest spreads - in the Financial Times Japan GDP eases fear of 'double dip' - in the Financial Times Euro bounce fails to support risky assets - in the Financial Times Gold rebounds but hovers below $1,200 - on Reuters Symantec to buy VeriSign security business- on Reuters Euro Weakens on Concern Growth Will Slow on Austerity Measures - in BusinessWeek Autodesk moves to 1st-quarter profit- in BusinessWeek
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