Monday headlines: Medicover hospital in Pipera, Ford increases local production, JTI axes 20% of staff, Romanian Post divided
Romanian media Vladescu: “We are struggling with banks because they are asking exaggerate interest for state titles, over 8 percent a year” - in Ziarul Financiar How were money spent on Cortina project, the biggest bankruptcy of a housing…
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Romanian media Vladescu: “We are struggling with banks because they are asking exaggerate interest for state titles, over 8 percent a year” - in Ziarul Financiar How were money spent on Cortina project, the biggest bankruptcy of a housing project - in Ziarul Financiar A hospital will be built on a land plot sold by Gigi Becali - Medicover to build hospital in Pipera - in Ziarul Financiar Foreigners and BNR increased foreign exchange deals in May to EUR 37 billion - in Ziarul Financiar Pedal to the metal for Ford at Craiova, with production increase from 15 to 120 cars a day - in Ziarul Financiar JTI fires 20 percent of employees - in Ziarul Financiar Negoita brothers expect EUR 1.5 mln in revenues from Water Park in Otopeni - in Ziarul Financiar State is looking to apply taxes on the wealth of several Romanians having hidden their fortunes throughout Europe – in Gandul Romanian Post will be divided into operational units – in Adevarul Over 60 percent of Romanians from urban areas believe the country will exit crisis in one to five years – on Dailybusiness.ro Coldwell Banker puts EUR 25,000 in new subsidiary in Ferdinand area – on Wall-street.ro International media Strong euro hid crisis, says EU chief - in the Financial Times Positive forecasts from European bosses - in the Financial Times Daimler has grand plans for small cars - in the Financial Times Economic Outlook: West set for inflation to ease - in the Financial Times Merkel, Sarkozy to show united front ahead EU summit - on Reuters Buffett Auction Fetches $2.6 Million- in the Wall Street Journal
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