Business

Deals

Gold off low, but still below $800

Gold edged up on Friday on solid physical purchases by Asian investors after slipping near $790 an ounce, but the...

Deals

Gold off low, but still below $800

Gold edged up on Friday on solid physical purchases by Asian investors after slipping near $790 an ounce, but the...

Deals

Iraq seeks to buy 36 F-16 fighters from US

The Iraqi government is seeking to buy 36 advanced F-16 fighters from the US, American military officials familiar with the...

Deals

Iraq seeks to buy 36 F-16 fighters from US

The Iraqi government is seeking to buy 36 advanced F-16 fighters from the US, American military officials familiar with the...

Deals

Lone Star may sue S.Korea gov’t on KEB deal

US private equity house Lone Star is seriously considering suing the South Korean government if it delays approval of the...

Deals

Lone Star may sue S.Korea gov’t on KEB deal

US private equity house Lone Star is seriously considering suing the South Korean government if it delays approval of the...

Deals

World’s richest got even richer last year: report

Even as world financial markets broke down last year, personal wealth around the world grew 5% to $109.5 trillion, according...

Deals

World’s richest got even richer last year: report

Even as world financial markets broke down last year, personal wealth around the world grew 5% to $109.5 trillion, according...

Retail

Microsoft kicks off $300 million Windows marketing push

Microsoft Corp kicked off a $300-million marketing campaign, aimed at improving the image of its Windows Vista operating system and...

Retail

Microsoft kicks off $300 million Windows marketing push

Microsoft Corp kicked off a $300-million marketing campaign, aimed at improving the image of its Windows Vista operating system and...

Pharma

Hankook Hungary plant to be certified as direct supplier

Korea's Hankook Tire expects its new plant in Hungary to acquire an ISO certificate allowing it to become a direct...

Pharma

Hankook Hungary plant to be certified as direct supplier

Korea's Hankook Tire expects its new plant in Hungary to acquire an ISO certificate allowing it to become a direct...

Deals

Azerbaijan’s Unibank named as OTP acquisition target

“Hungarian OTP Bank is a potential purchaser of the stocks of Azerbaijani Unibank,” head of the European Bank for Reconstruction...

Deals

Azerbaijan’s Unibank named as OTP acquisition target

“Hungarian OTP Bank is a potential purchaser of the stocks of Azerbaijani Unibank,” head of the European Bank for Reconstruction...

Deals

BP near deal with Russian partners

BP is close to a deal with its oligarch co-owners of TNK-BP that would see board changes at the Russian...

Business

Budapest’s District VI Adopts Outdoor Advertising Ban to Protect Historic Streetscape

Budapest’s District VI council approved a ban on outdoor advertising Thursday in order to protect Terézváros’ historic streetscape and reduce...

Sustainability

Enthusiastic Visionary Optimistic About Sustainable Future

Nándor Kovács jokingly describes himself as a “revolutionary” when it comes to real estate sustainability. Spend just a little time...

Pharma

Rooftop Breakfast Offers Helicopter View of AI’s Impact on Pharma

About 50 guests began their day in the beautiful setting of the Duchess Rooftop Bar of the Matild Palace Hotel...

Interview

Rethinking Data Strategies From Storage to Recovery

As Hungarian businesses manage increasingly fragmented data and face more sophisticated cyberthreats, reliable recovery is becoming a board-level priority....

Inside View

Investing in Hungary’s Wind Renaissance: What Wind Tender Means for Stakeholders

Hungary has launched its most ambitious wind energy initiative in nearly two decades, opening a new chapter in the country’s...

Appointments

Géza Palocsay Named Managing Director of Douglas Central Europe

Géza Palocsay has been appointed managing director of Douglas Central Europe, overseeing the beauty retailer’s operations in Hungary, the Czech...

Budapest’s District VI Adopts Outdoor Advertising Ban to Protect Historic Streetscape

Budapest’s District VI council approved a ban on outdoor advertising Thursday in order to protect Terézváros’ historic streetscape and reduce...

Lake Balaton Cycling Upgrades to Add Wider Paths and New Bridges

Nearly 20 km of the Lake Balaton cycling circuit will be renovated under two programs financed through EU and domestic...

Enthusiastic Visionary Optimistic About Sustainable Future

Nándor Kovács jokingly describes himself as a “revolutionary” when it comes to real estate sustainability. Spend just a little time...

Rooftop Breakfast Offers Helicopter View of AI’s Impact on Pharma

About 50 guests began their day in the beautiful setting of the Duchess Rooftop Bar of the Matild Palace Hotel...

Rethinking Data Strategies From Storage to Recovery

As Hungarian businesses manage increasingly fragmented data and face more sophisticated cyberthreats, reliable recovery is becoming a board-level priority....

Resident Evil Game Prices Rise Around Film Premiere

Physical console editions of several Resident Evil games rose in price around the film’s Sept. 17 theatrical release, according to...

FDA Accepts Richter’s Fylrevy Menopause Therapy Application for Review

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has accepted Gedeon Richter’s new drug application for Fylrevy, the Hungarian pharmaceutical company...

DUIHK Central to the German-Hungarian Bilateral Economic Relationship

Róbert Keszte became president of the German-Hungarian Chamber of Industry and Commerce (DUIHK) in 2025. In this interview with the...

Egis Opens Major Pharmaceutical Distribution Center in Fót

Egis has opened a distribution center in Fót with capacity for 30,000 pallets, expanding its finished-product logistics operations to support...

Civil Engineering Surge Masks Decline in Building Construction

Civil engineering output more than doubled in Hungary in August, while building construction declined and the volume of new contracts...

Workload Outweighs Pay as Source of Workplace Distress

Workload, lack of recognition and job insecurity drive workplace distress among Hungarian employees, while pay remains their top priority, according...

CBRE Hungary Expands China Desk as Chinese Clients Pursue European Projects

CBRE Hungary has appointed Tu Yunfeng as business development manager at its China Desk, expanding the Budapest-based team as Chinese...

Spar Files New EU Complaint Over Hungary’s Retail Tax

Spar has filed another complaint with the European Commission over Hungary’s retail sector tax, arguing that amendments offer relief only...

Investing in Hungary’s Wind Renaissance: What Wind Tender Means for Stakeholders

Hungary has launched its most ambitious wind energy initiative in nearly two decades, opening a new chapter in the country’s...

Géza Palocsay Named Managing Director of Douglas Central Europe

Géza Palocsay has been appointed managing director of Douglas Central Europe, overseeing the beauty retailer’s operations in Hungary, the Czech...