Thursday headlines: salary unitary law approved, event halls- 80% booked for Christmas
The Government approved unitary salary law: 15% increase of the base salary every year – in Ziarul Financiar IMF and Fiscal Council criticize the income tax drop from 16 to 10% – in Ziarul Financiar Ovidiu Buluc, HelpNet: Four out of ten…
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Romanian media
The Government approved unitary salary law: 15% increase of the base salary every year – in Ziarul Financiar IMF and Fiscal Council criticize the income tax drop from 16 to 10% – in Ziarul Financiar Ovidiu Buluc, HelpNet: Four out of ten pharmacies are making losses – in Ziarul Financiar Alpha made EUR 10 million gross profit in the third quarter, up 23% – in Ziarul Financiar AFI Cotroceni Bucharest mall, evaluated at EUR 350 million – in Ziarul Financiar Events halls in Bucharest, 80 percent booked for Christmas – in Ziarul Financiar Timpuri Noi knocked down, Ikea coming – in Ziarul Financiar Romanians cut 9% of expenses with food, beverages and cigarettes – in Gandul Only a quarter of the Romanians who saved money in 2010 will also save money next year – in Gandul Isarescu: Markets become agitated when the public debt exceeds 40% of the GDP – in Gandul IMF: A stop of payments in Romania is imminent – in Adevarul Valvis wants to sell luxury water in Paris and New York – on dailybusiness.ro Dedeman opens new store – EUR 9.5 million – on Wall-street.ro MiniMax Discount reaches a network of 40 units – on Wall-street.ro Forecast on the luxury market: Gucci, Armani and Burberry will bring an increase of 40% – on Wall-street.ro AFI Palace Cotroceni wants to reach EUR 20 million business during the holidays – on Wall-street.ro
International media
Dublin fails to dispel eurozone debt fears- in FT Phone groups face extra $1bn charge for India licences- in FT Berlin to make debtholders carry greater burden- in FT If it's Thanksgiving, you must be shopping ..- on Reuters Hana agrees to $4.1 billion KEB deal- on Reuters
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