Thursday headlines: Google opens Romanian office, Inflation target 8%, Drogerie Markt expands in Romania
The first bankrupt mall in Bucharest, City Mall, is up for sale – in Ziarul Financiar aggressive expansion when everybody fears, the strategy for German Drogerie Markt – in Ziarul Financiar State could cash in EUR 90 mln for minority…
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Romanian media
The first bankrupt mall in Bucharest, City Mall, is up for sale – in Ziarul Financiar Aggressive expansion when everybody fears, the strategy for German Drogerie Markt – in Ziarul Financiar State could cash in EUR 90 mln for minority stakes in E.ON Moldova – in Ziarul Financiar Room to grow on the pharma market: Teva doubles turnover – in Ziarul Financiar Bad news from Central Bank – inflation will exceed 8% – in Ziarul Financiar After Intel, Google announces Romanian market entry – in Gandul Foreign economists forecast recession in 2011 – in Gandul Yahoo not inactive in Romania either: it will launch site in Romania, is looking for manager – on Dailybusiness.ro The first lacustrine resort in Romania, in Caras Severin – on Dailybusiness.ro The first mall in Baia Mare will be the only one in the city for two-three years – on Dailybusiness.ro FitCurves, the biggest fitness franchise in the world, looking for new partners in Romania – on Dailybusiness.ro Former Romexterra Bank director accused of fraud – on Wall-street.ro HTC wants to reach top three smartphone producers in 2012 – on Wall-street.ro CMU officially announces it will build a clinic on the premises of the former Colgate – Palmolive headquarters in Brasov – on Wall-street.ro Rosia Montana owners recover EUR 4.8 million in taxes from the Romanian state – on Wall-street.ro Continental hopes to post EUR 25 mln turnover in nine months – on Wall-street.ro
International media
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