Thursday headlines: new Fiscal Code changes, Google Street View in Romania, Metro opens new store
Ten ministers have EUR 4 billion for investments in 2011. What will they spend it on? - in Ziarul Financiar New Vodafone executive director: we will invest EUR 500 million in the next five years - in Ziarul Financiar Volksbank, the sixth…
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Ten ministers have EUR 4 billion for investments in 2011. What will they spend it on? - in Ziarul Financiar New Vodafone executive director: we will invest EUR 500 million in the next five years - in Ziarul Financiar Volksbank, the sixth bank on the local market, is up for sale. Will buyers step in? - in Ziarul Financiar Google launches Street View in eight Romanian cities - in Ziarul Financiar Media market will be back to growth in the second half of 2011 - in Ziarul Financiar Teba sells Brad factory to Italian group - in Ziarul Financiar Dragan's heir, the richest woman in Romania, brands the Butan Gas structure with her name: Veroniki Holding - in Ziarul Financiar Fiscal Code, changed again. Excises grow and a ticket to play the casino will be required – in Gandul Higher excises will lead to chain reaction in price increases – in Adevarul Negotiations to buy Floreasca Business Park lasted only two months – on Dailybusiness.ro Gilda Lazar, JTI: To comply with the law in Romania, you have to always keep an eye on the Fiscal Code – on Dailybusiness.ro Communication market after nine months: mobile internet up 26%, mobile telephony down 4% – on Dailybusiness.ro Metro opens a new Metro Punkt in Buzau – in Wall-street.ro Telephony operators: Google, Apple and Facebook should pitch in for investments in networks – in Wall-street.ro Drogerie markt opens new store – in Wall-street.ro Saatchi & Saatchi launches Axa Insurance on the Romanian market – in Wall-street.ro Romtelecom spent EUR 70 million on staff restructuring – in Wall-street.ro
International media
‘Hacktivists’ take revenge for WikiLeaks- in FT China snubs Nobel with rival peace prize- in FT Cloudy outlook as Google steps up push to rule web- in FT From WikiLeaks to #ukuncut, Twitter gets political- on Reuters US Lays Out AIG Exit Plan- Wall Street Journal


