Romanian media

Foreign investments stopped at EUR 50 billion in 2009. Here come only the peanuts – in Ziarul Financiar

Industrial production shows signs of fatigue. Constructions stay in the negative zone – in Ziarul Financiar

The restructuring lie: best paid state employees earn over EUR 1,200 a month – in Ziarul Financiar

Cable companies' businesses dropped to EUR 623 million last year – in Ziarul Financiar

Romania exports EUR 340 million of wheat – in Ziarul Financiar

Only 3 percent of CEOs see the end of crisis happening this year – in Gandul

Typically Romanian: we export wheat only to import its at a higher price – in Gandul

The Bucharest – Ilfov region got 60 percent of the foreign investments in 2009 – in Gandul

Number of people with due loan payments, up 20 percent from the beginning of the year – in Gandul

Agriculture Ministry: Qatar wants land in Romania – on Dailybusiness.ro

Ifond invests in Rosia Montana Gold Corporation shares – on Wall-street.ro

Copos' employees from Ana Imep start strike after negotiations with management fails – on Wall-street.ro

Intel opens software center in Bucharest with 25 employees initially – on Wall-street.ro

Head of LaDorna leaves the company, a Romania takes his position – on Wall-street.ro

Infiniti car sales grow. Romanians buy cars worth of EUR 2 million – on Wall-street.ro

FDI reach EUR 3.5 billion in 2009 – on Wall-street.ro

Farmec Cluj Napoca grows business by 9 percent in nine months – on Wall-street.ro

Chinese and Swiss invest in wind energy in Romania – on Money.ro

Rompetrol will open 170 new gas stations in the next four years – on Money.ro

International media

Merkel warns on protectionism- in FT

Obama calls for top India role at UN- in FT

Gold surges above $1,400 on Zoellick calls- in FT

Bush steps out of shadows to tell it his way in memoir- in FT

Alibaba's Ma seeking funds to buy back Yahoo stake- on Reuters

Gold Rallies to Record on European State-Funding Concern, Physical Demand- on Bloomberg

Company Accused of Firing Over Facebook Post - in the New York Times

Amazon to Pay US$500 Million Cash for Diapers.com Owner- in PC World