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In Hungary

FinMin on uneven division of tax burden

The majority of taxes are paid by a minority of taxpayers, which makes tax burdens heavier for those who bear...

In Hungary

Linamar to transform Hungarian unit into European headquarters after buyout

Linamar Corp. plans to transform its Hungarian unit into its new European headquarters after, it made a buyout offer for...

In Hungary

Mitsui, J-Power to build wind power project in northern Poland

Mitsui & Co., Japan's second- largest trading company, and Electric Power Development Co. will invest in a ¥10 billion ($85...

In Hungary

Bulgaria sells last communist dictator’s yacht to cruise line

The yacht of Bulgaria's last communist dictator, Todor Zhivkov, who was toppled in 1989 after ruling the Balkan nation for...

In Hungary

Mytilineos wins €30 mln compensation for Kosovo mines loss

Mytilineos Holdings SA, a Greek metals company, said it won €30 million ($39.5 million) in compensation for a failed investment...

In Hungary

Siemens corruption trial starts

Two former executives of German engineering firm Siemens have gone on trial accused of paying €6 million (£4.1 million) in...

In Hungary

German IG Metall, in pay talks, wants to trump chemical deal

Germany's biggest labor union, IG Metall, wants a bigger pay rise than the 3.6% won by chemical workers last week,...

In Hungary

Oxus to sell assets to KazakhGold for as much as $152 mln

Oxus Gold Plc, a UK owner of Central Asian mines, agreed to sell assets in Kyrgyzstan and Romania to KazakhGold...

In Hungary

Gabriel to sell C$109 mln of shares for Romanian gold mine

Gabriel Resources Ltd., a Canadian mining company, said it will sell C$109 million ($93 million) of shares to finance the...

In Hungary

Czech cabinet to demand that radar site be part of NATO system

The Czech government will probably demand that a missile-defense radar site in the country requested by the US be part...

In Hungary

Swiss law aimed at attracting top EU talent lures prostitutes

Switzerland entered a treaty with the European Union to import workers, seeking more bankers, managers and academics. What it got...

In Hungary

US charges 13 with insider trading

Thirteen people, including current and former employees of Morgan Stanley, UBS and Bear Stearns, have been charged with criminal securities...

In Hungary

China’s lawmakers may end tax breaks, protect property rights

Foreign investors will likely find themselves enjoying fewer favors in China as the nation's leaders propose laws next week that...

In Hungary

Russia’s Magnitogorsk to pay 96% of 2006 profit as dividends

OAO Magnitogorsk Iron & Steel, the closely held owner of Russia's biggest steel mill, will direct 96% of 2006 profit...

In Hungary

Czech government sets 2008 as start of program to add biofuels

The Czech government approved a timetable for adding biofuels to automobile fuels, delaying the start by six months to gain...

In Hungary

FinMin on uneven division of tax burden

The majority of taxes are paid by a minority of taxpayers, which makes tax burdens heavier for those who bear...

In Hungary

Linamar to transform Hungarian unit into European headquarters after buyout

Linamar Corp. plans to transform its Hungarian unit into its new European headquarters after, it made a buyout offer for...

In Hungary

Mitsui, J-Power to build wind power project in northern Poland

Mitsui & Co., Japan's second- largest trading company, and Electric Power Development Co. will invest in a ¥10 billion ($85...

In Hungary

Bulgaria sells last communist dictator’s yacht to cruise line

The yacht of Bulgaria's last communist dictator, Todor Zhivkov, who was toppled in 1989 after ruling the Balkan nation for...

In Hungary

Mytilineos wins €30 mln compensation for Kosovo mines loss

Mytilineos Holdings SA, a Greek metals company, said it won €30 million ($39.5 million) in compensation for a failed investment...

In Hungary

Siemens corruption trial starts

Two former executives of German engineering firm Siemens have gone on trial accused of paying €6 million (£4.1 million) in...

In Hungary

German IG Metall, in pay talks, wants to trump chemical deal

Germany's biggest labor union, IG Metall, wants a bigger pay rise than the 3.6% won by chemical workers last week,...

In Hungary

Oxus to sell assets to KazakhGold for as much as $152 mln

Oxus Gold Plc, a UK owner of Central Asian mines, agreed to sell assets in Kyrgyzstan and Romania to KazakhGold...

In Hungary

Gabriel to sell C$109 mln of shares for Romanian gold mine

Gabriel Resources Ltd., a Canadian mining company, said it will sell C$109 million ($93 million) of shares to finance the...

In Hungary

Czech cabinet to demand that radar site be part of NATO system

The Czech government will probably demand that a missile-defense radar site in the country requested by the US be part...

In Hungary

Swiss law aimed at attracting top EU talent lures prostitutes

Switzerland entered a treaty with the European Union to import workers, seeking more bankers, managers and academics. What it got...

In Hungary

US charges 13 with insider trading

Thirteen people, including current and former employees of Morgan Stanley, UBS and Bear Stearns, have been charged with criminal securities...

In Hungary

China’s lawmakers may end tax breaks, protect property rights

Foreign investors will likely find themselves enjoying fewer favors in China as the nation's leaders propose laws next week that...

In Hungary

Russia’s Magnitogorsk to pay 96% of 2006 profit as dividends

OAO Magnitogorsk Iron & Steel, the closely held owner of Russia's biggest steel mill, will direct 96% of 2006 profit...

In Hungary

Czech government sets 2008 as start of program to add biofuels

The Czech government approved a timetable for adding biofuels to automobile fuels, delaying the start by six months to gain...

FinMin on uneven division of tax burden

The majority of taxes are paid by a minority of taxpayers, which makes tax burdens heavier for those who bear...

Linamar to transform Hungarian unit into European headquarters after buyout

Linamar Corp. plans to transform its Hungarian unit into its new European headquarters after, it made a buyout offer for...

Mitsui, J-Power to build wind power project in northern Poland

Mitsui & Co., Japan's second- largest trading company, and Electric Power Development Co. will invest in a ¥10 billion ($85...

Bulgaria sells last communist dictator’s yacht to cruise line

The yacht of Bulgaria's last communist dictator, Todor Zhivkov, who was toppled in 1989 after ruling the Balkan nation for...

Mytilineos wins €30 mln compensation for Kosovo mines loss

Mytilineos Holdings SA, a Greek metals company, said it won €30 million ($39.5 million) in compensation for a failed investment...

Siemens corruption trial starts

Two former executives of German engineering firm Siemens have gone on trial accused of paying €6 million (£4.1 million) in...

German IG Metall, in pay talks, wants to trump chemical deal

Germany's biggest labor union, IG Metall, wants a bigger pay rise than the 3.6% won by chemical workers last week,...

Oxus to sell assets to KazakhGold for as much as $152 mln

Oxus Gold Plc, a UK owner of Central Asian mines, agreed to sell assets in Kyrgyzstan and Romania to KazakhGold...

Gabriel to sell C$109 mln of shares for Romanian gold mine

Gabriel Resources Ltd., a Canadian mining company, said it will sell C$109 million ($93 million) of shares to finance the...

Czech cabinet to demand that radar site be part of NATO system

The Czech government will probably demand that a missile-defense radar site in the country requested by the US be part...

Swiss law aimed at attracting top EU talent lures prostitutes

Switzerland entered a treaty with the European Union to import workers, seeking more bankers, managers and academics. What it got...

US charges 13 with insider trading

Thirteen people, including current and former employees of Morgan Stanley, UBS and Bear Stearns, have been charged with criminal securities...

China’s lawmakers may end tax breaks, protect property rights

Foreign investors will likely find themselves enjoying fewer favors in China as the nation's leaders propose laws next week that...

Russia’s Magnitogorsk to pay 96% of 2006 profit as dividends

OAO Magnitogorsk Iron & Steel, the closely held owner of Russia's biggest steel mill, will direct 96% of 2006 profit...

Czech government sets 2008 as start of program to add biofuels

The Czech government approved a timetable for adding biofuels to automobile fuels, delaying the start by six months to gain...