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BBJ biweekly: Telecoms, ‘Google tax’ and prices

Could Hungary slap a “Google tax” on foreign companies  that make money off of the digital economy here? What big...

Retail

Government plays down significance of European Court opinion on voucher rules

The National Economy Ministry yesterday said it did not wish to "attach an unjustified degree of significance" to an opinion...

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BBJ biweekly: Green offices; better bond ratings

When will Hungaryʼs government bonds finally shake off their junk status? Why is Nick Kós, PwCʼs top man in Hungary,...

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Nielsen: Retail food sales up 4% in Hungary

Retail foods sales were up 4% at over HUF 1.0 trillion between December 2014  and July of this year, market...

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BBJ biweekly: China, jobs and IT

Observers have been saying that Chinaʼs slowing growth bodes ill for emerging markets, so what does it mean for Hungary?...

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Banks expect 40,000 borrowers to file for personal bankruptcy

Approximately 25,000 troubled borrowers could take advantage of Hungaryʼs new personal bankruptcy law in the short term, and the legislation...

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Morgan Stanley distributes 817 refurbished computers in Hungary

The Budapest office of Morgan Stanley refurbished and donated 817 computers to Hungarian educational institutions, children’s hospitals and aid organizations...

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Report: Tax office faces shortage of employees

Last year so many employees left Hungary’s National Customs and Tax Authority (NAV) that their numbers could easily make up...

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BBJ biweekly: Tourism, property investment, EU funds

Whatʼs the difference between a budget airline and Hungaryʼs national carrier? What does the presence of 6,700 local Airbnb listings...

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SportsDirect opens in Campona Shopping Center

British international sporting goods chain Sportsdirect.com opened its new store in Hungary on July 11 – the eighth in the...

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Proposed bill looks to ‘crack down’ on salespeople

Junior governing alliance partner Christian Democratic Party (KDNP) is reportedly drafting a bill to submit to the Hungarian Parliament that...

Retail

Budapest ranks third in PwC hotel survey

Budapest hotels ended in third place based on value-for-money assessments from among 48 cities worldwide, in a survey published by...

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Kovács: Sunday closures law needs to be scrutinized if issues exist

If there is “indeed” a loophole in the Sunday closures law, the legislation needs to be investigated and the law...

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Lidl will not take advantage of Sunday closure loophole

The Hungarian unit of German retailer Lidl made a strategic decision not to declare any of its stores as traditional...

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FlexiTon passes significant milestone of being on the market for 25 years

On the occasion of the 25th anniversary of IT Solution Provider FexiTon, the Budapest Business Journal conducted an exclusive interview...

Retail

BBJ biweekly: Telecoms, ‘Google tax’ and prices

Could Hungary slap a “Google tax” on foreign companies  that make money off of the digital economy here? What big...

Retail

Government plays down significance of European Court opinion on voucher rules

The National Economy Ministry yesterday said it did not wish to "attach an unjustified degree of significance" to an opinion...

Retail

BBJ biweekly: Green offices; better bond ratings

When will Hungaryʼs government bonds finally shake off their junk status? Why is Nick Kós, PwCʼs top man in Hungary,...

Retail

Nielsen: Retail food sales up 4% in Hungary

Retail foods sales were up 4% at over HUF 1.0 trillion between December 2014  and July of this year, market...

Retail

BBJ biweekly: China, jobs and IT

Observers have been saying that Chinaʼs slowing growth bodes ill for emerging markets, so what does it mean for Hungary?...

Retail

Banks expect 40,000 borrowers to file for personal bankruptcy

Approximately 25,000 troubled borrowers could take advantage of Hungaryʼs new personal bankruptcy law in the short term, and the legislation...

Retail

Morgan Stanley distributes 817 refurbished computers in Hungary

The Budapest office of Morgan Stanley refurbished and donated 817 computers to Hungarian educational institutions, children’s hospitals and aid organizations...

Retail

Report: Tax office faces shortage of employees

Last year so many employees left Hungary’s National Customs and Tax Authority (NAV) that their numbers could easily make up...

Retail

BBJ biweekly: Tourism, property investment, EU funds

Whatʼs the difference between a budget airline and Hungaryʼs national carrier? What does the presence of 6,700 local Airbnb listings...

Retail

SportsDirect opens in Campona Shopping Center

British international sporting goods chain Sportsdirect.com opened its new store in Hungary on July 11 – the eighth in the...

Retail

Proposed bill looks to ‘crack down’ on salespeople

Junior governing alliance partner Christian Democratic Party (KDNP) is reportedly drafting a bill to submit to the Hungarian Parliament that...

Retail

Budapest ranks third in PwC hotel survey

Budapest hotels ended in third place based on value-for-money assessments from among 48 cities worldwide, in a survey published by...

Retail

Kovács: Sunday closures law needs to be scrutinized if issues exist

If there is “indeed” a loophole in the Sunday closures law, the legislation needs to be investigated and the law...

Retail

Lidl will not take advantage of Sunday closure loophole

The Hungarian unit of German retailer Lidl made a strategic decision not to declare any of its stores as traditional...

Retail

FlexiTon passes significant milestone of being on the market for 25 years

On the occasion of the 25th anniversary of IT Solution Provider FexiTon, the Budapest Business Journal conducted an exclusive interview...

BBJ biweekly: Telecoms, ‘Google tax’ and prices

Could Hungary slap a “Google tax” on foreign companies  that make money off of the digital economy here? What big...

Government plays down significance of European Court opinion on voucher rules

The National Economy Ministry yesterday said it did not wish to "attach an unjustified degree of significance" to an opinion...

BBJ biweekly: Green offices; better bond ratings

When will Hungaryʼs government bonds finally shake off their junk status? Why is Nick Kós, PwCʼs top man in Hungary,...

Nielsen: Retail food sales up 4% in Hungary

Retail foods sales were up 4% at over HUF 1.0 trillion between December 2014  and July of this year, market...

BBJ biweekly: China, jobs and IT

Observers have been saying that Chinaʼs slowing growth bodes ill for emerging markets, so what does it mean for Hungary?...

Banks expect 40,000 borrowers to file for personal bankruptcy

Approximately 25,000 troubled borrowers could take advantage of Hungaryʼs new personal bankruptcy law in the short term, and the legislation...

Morgan Stanley distributes 817 refurbished computers in Hungary

The Budapest office of Morgan Stanley refurbished and donated 817 computers to Hungarian educational institutions, children’s hospitals and aid organizations...

Report: Tax office faces shortage of employees

Last year so many employees left Hungary’s National Customs and Tax Authority (NAV) that their numbers could easily make up...

BBJ biweekly: Tourism, property investment, EU funds

Whatʼs the difference between a budget airline and Hungaryʼs national carrier? What does the presence of 6,700 local Airbnb listings...

SportsDirect opens in Campona Shopping Center

British international sporting goods chain Sportsdirect.com opened its new store in Hungary on July 11 – the eighth in the...

Proposed bill looks to ‘crack down’ on salespeople

Junior governing alliance partner Christian Democratic Party (KDNP) is reportedly drafting a bill to submit to the Hungarian Parliament that...

Budapest ranks third in PwC hotel survey

Budapest hotels ended in third place based on value-for-money assessments from among 48 cities worldwide, in a survey published by...

Kovács: Sunday closures law needs to be scrutinized if issues exist

If there is “indeed” a loophole in the Sunday closures law, the legislation needs to be investigated and the law...

Lidl will not take advantage of Sunday closure loophole

The Hungarian unit of German retailer Lidl made a strategic decision not to declare any of its stores as traditional...

FlexiTon passes significant milestone of being on the market for 25 years

On the occasion of the 25th anniversary of IT Solution Provider FexiTon, the Budapest Business Journal conducted an exclusive interview...