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Suzuki eyes 10% sales increase in Hungary

The Hungarian unit of Japanese car manufacturer Suzuki foresees selling approximately 5,200 cars in Hungary this year, which would be...

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NetIQ Hungary introduces new service pack

The Hungarian subsidiary of NetIQ software company launched its new SUSE Linux Enterprise 11 Service Pack 4, designed to make...

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RTL Klub welcomes new CEO, undergoes management changes

Gabriella Vidus (pictured) was appointed CEO of RTL Klub, the Hungarian subsidiary of German RTL, as of July 1, while...

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Stadler to deliver another 21 suburban trains to MÁV-Start

MÁV-Start, the passenger unit of Hungarian State Railways (MÁV), signed a contract with Swizterlandʼs Stadler Rail on the delivery of...

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An increase in rental fees expected in Budapest

Accommodation rental fees in Budapestʼs city center and near its universities increased by a year-on-year 20% in the first half of...

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Household expenses of the lowest income segment rises

Municipalities cannot compensate for the elimination of state housing benefits, a recent national survey of 31 municipality decrees carried out...

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Tesco Hungary selling only Hungarian watermelons

The Hungarian subsidiary of U.K. retail giant Tesco is selling only watermelons grown by Hungarian farmers in its commitment to...

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Samsung Electronics welcomes new leader

Joseph Kim was appointed leader of Samsung Electronics Magyarország Zrt., while Dr. István Facskó, the electronic companyʼs former leader will...

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OECD gives Hungary vice-chair

The nomination of Hungary for a 2016 vice-chairmanship, Zoltán Cséfalvay, who heads Hungaryʼs permanent representative to the organisation, was unanimously...

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Government spending compared to GDP just over EU average

Government expenditures in Hungary were the equivalent of 50.1% of GDP last year, just over the 48.1% European Union average,...

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MetLife Biztositó fined for oversight violations

The National Bank of Hungary (MNB) fined insurer MetLife Biztositó a combined HUF 25 mln after it was found guilty of violations,...

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Lázár suggests 50% wage raise for low-income public sector workers

Cabinet chief János Lázár yesterday proposed raising the salaries of the lowest earners in the public sector by 50%. ...

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Romanian top court reduces cartel fine for local unit of MOL

Romaniaʼs supreme court has reduced a fine on the local unit of Hungarian oil and gas company MOL for its...

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Fitch: MOL affirmed at ‘BBB-’ with negative outlook

Fitch Ratings on Wednesday affirmed Hungarian oil and gas company MOLʼs long-term issuer default rating at ‘BBB-’ with a negative outlook. The negative outlook...

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Suzuki eyes 10% sales increase in Hungary

The Hungarian unit of Japanese car manufacturer Suzuki foresees selling approximately 5,200 cars in Hungary this year, which would be...

Deals

NetIQ Hungary introduces new service pack

The Hungarian subsidiary of NetIQ software company launched its new SUSE Linux Enterprise 11 Service Pack 4, designed to make...

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RTL Klub welcomes new CEO, undergoes management changes

Gabriella Vidus (pictured) was appointed CEO of RTL Klub, the Hungarian subsidiary of German RTL, as of July 1, while...

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Stadler to deliver another 21 suburban trains to MÁV-Start

MÁV-Start, the passenger unit of Hungarian State Railways (MÁV), signed a contract with Swizterlandʼs Stadler Rail on the delivery of...

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An increase in rental fees expected in Budapest

Accommodation rental fees in Budapestʼs city center and near its universities increased by a year-on-year 20% in the first half of...

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Household expenses of the lowest income segment rises

Municipalities cannot compensate for the elimination of state housing benefits, a recent national survey of 31 municipality decrees carried out...

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Tesco Hungary selling only Hungarian watermelons

The Hungarian subsidiary of U.K. retail giant Tesco is selling only watermelons grown by Hungarian farmers in its commitment to...

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Samsung Electronics welcomes new leader

Joseph Kim was appointed leader of Samsung Electronics Magyarország Zrt., while Dr. István Facskó, the electronic companyʼs former leader will...

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OECD gives Hungary vice-chair

The nomination of Hungary for a 2016 vice-chairmanship, Zoltán Cséfalvay, who heads Hungaryʼs permanent representative to the organisation, was unanimously...

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Government spending compared to GDP just over EU average

Government expenditures in Hungary were the equivalent of 50.1% of GDP last year, just over the 48.1% European Union average,...

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MetLife Biztositó fined for oversight violations

The National Bank of Hungary (MNB) fined insurer MetLife Biztositó a combined HUF 25 mln after it was found guilty of violations,...

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Lázár suggests 50% wage raise for low-income public sector workers

Cabinet chief János Lázár yesterday proposed raising the salaries of the lowest earners in the public sector by 50%. ...

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Romanian top court reduces cartel fine for local unit of MOL

Romaniaʼs supreme court has reduced a fine on the local unit of Hungarian oil and gas company MOL for its...

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Fitch: MOL affirmed at ‘BBB-’ with negative outlook

Fitch Ratings on Wednesday affirmed Hungarian oil and gas company MOLʼs long-term issuer default rating at ‘BBB-’ with a negative outlook. The negative outlook...

Suzuki eyes 10% sales increase in Hungary

The Hungarian unit of Japanese car manufacturer Suzuki foresees selling approximately 5,200 cars in Hungary this year, which would be...

NetIQ Hungary introduces new service pack

The Hungarian subsidiary of NetIQ software company launched its new SUSE Linux Enterprise 11 Service Pack 4, designed to make...

RTL Klub welcomes new CEO, undergoes management changes

Gabriella Vidus (pictured) was appointed CEO of RTL Klub, the Hungarian subsidiary of German RTL, as of July 1, while...

Stadler to deliver another 21 suburban trains to MÁV-Start

MÁV-Start, the passenger unit of Hungarian State Railways (MÁV), signed a contract with Swizterlandʼs Stadler Rail on the delivery of...

An increase in rental fees expected in Budapest

Accommodation rental fees in Budapestʼs city center and near its universities increased by a year-on-year 20% in the first half of...

Household expenses of the lowest income segment rises

Municipalities cannot compensate for the elimination of state housing benefits, a recent national survey of 31 municipality decrees carried out...

Tesco Hungary selling only Hungarian watermelons

The Hungarian subsidiary of U.K. retail giant Tesco is selling only watermelons grown by Hungarian farmers in its commitment to...

Samsung Electronics welcomes new leader

Joseph Kim was appointed leader of Samsung Electronics Magyarország Zrt., while Dr. István Facskó, the electronic companyʼs former leader will...

OECD gives Hungary vice-chair

The nomination of Hungary for a 2016 vice-chairmanship, Zoltán Cséfalvay, who heads Hungaryʼs permanent representative to the organisation, was unanimously...

Government spending compared to GDP just over EU average

Government expenditures in Hungary were the equivalent of 50.1% of GDP last year, just over the 48.1% European Union average,...

MetLife Biztositó fined for oversight violations

The National Bank of Hungary (MNB) fined insurer MetLife Biztositó a combined HUF 25 mln after it was found guilty of violations,...

Lázár suggests 50% wage raise for low-income public sector workers

Cabinet chief János Lázár yesterday proposed raising the salaries of the lowest earners in the public sector by 50%. ...

Romanian top court reduces cartel fine for local unit of MOL

Romaniaʼs supreme court has reduced a fine on the local unit of Hungarian oil and gas company MOL for its...

Fitch: MOL affirmed at ‘BBB-’ with negative outlook

Fitch Ratings on Wednesday affirmed Hungarian oil and gas company MOLʼs long-term issuer default rating at ‘BBB-’ with a negative outlook. The negative outlook...