Business

Logistics

New Delivery at IGPark Nyíregyháza

Innovinia, a leading Hungarian regional industrial developer, has completed construction of the industrial-logistics facility at IGPark Nyíregyháza. The building is...

HR

New Tisza Government Tightens Local Labor Force Protection

Following the election on April 12, the new Hungarian government was sworn into office on May 9. At the time...

HR

Private Consortium Seeks Gov’t Consultations Over ‘Problematic’ Employment Regs

Employment law on third-country nationals is stifling economic growth and costing Hungarians job opportunities, say recruitment firms and would-be employers....

Residential

Budapest Approves Privately Funded Pedestrian Bridge to Óbuda Island

Budapest’s chief architect has approved the concept for a new privately funded pedestrian bridge linking the Waterfront City development in...

Science

Rising Tide of Dementia: Economic Imperatives for Hungary and Europe

The rising prevalence of dementia is becoming not only a healthcare challenge but an economic and labor market issue that...

Business

When Stress and Pain Become Business-critical

Stress and pain are not only private health issues. For executives, entrepreneurs and high-performance professionals, they directly influence focus, decision-making,...

Science

3D-Printed Spine Models Could Aid Planning for Complex Surgery

Physical, life-sized models of patients’ spines could give surgeons a valuable additional tool when preparing for particularly complex procedures, according...

Logistics

New Delivery at IGPark Nyíregyháza

Innovinia, a leading Hungarian regional industrial developer, has completed construction of the industrial-logistics facility at IGPark Nyíregyháza. The building is...

HR

New Tisza Government Tightens Local Labor Force Protection

Following the election on April 12, the new Hungarian government was sworn into office on May 9. At the time...

HR

Private Consortium Seeks Gov’t Consultations Over ‘Problematic’ Employment Regs

Employment law on third-country nationals is stifling economic growth and costing Hungarians job opportunities, say recruitment firms and would-be employers....

Residential

Budapest Approves Privately Funded Pedestrian Bridge to Óbuda Island

Budapest’s chief architect has approved the concept for a new privately funded pedestrian bridge linking the Waterfront City development in...

Science

Rising Tide of Dementia: Economic Imperatives for Hungary and Europe

The rising prevalence of dementia is becoming not only a healthcare challenge but an economic and labor market issue that...

Business

When Stress and Pain Become Business-critical

Stress and pain are not only private health issues. For executives, entrepreneurs and high-performance professionals, they directly influence focus, decision-making,...

Science

3D-Printed Spine Models Could Aid Planning for Complex Surgery

Physical, life-sized models of patients’ spines could give surgeons a valuable additional tool when preparing for particularly complex procedures, according...

New Delivery at IGPark Nyíregyháza

Innovinia, a leading Hungarian regional industrial developer, has completed construction of the industrial-logistics facility at IGPark Nyíregyháza. The building is...

New Tisza Government Tightens Local Labor Force Protection

Following the election on April 12, the new Hungarian government was sworn into office on May 9. At the time...

Private Consortium Seeks Gov’t Consultations Over ‘Problematic’ Employment Regs

Employment law on third-country nationals is stifling economic growth and costing Hungarians job opportunities, say recruitment firms and would-be employers....

Hungary Weighs New E-Scooter Rules as Accident Numbers Rise

Hungary is considering new rules for e-scooters covering speed limits, minimum age requirements and helmet use as part of consultations...

Budapest’s HÉV Suburban Train Fleet to Be Replaced With 42 New Units by 2030

Hungary will launch a public procurement procedure this year to renew the entire HÉV fleet serving Budapest and its suburbs,...

Hungary Retail Sales Rise 3% in June, Edge Down From May

The volume of retail sales in Hungary increased 3% year-on-year in June on a calendar-adjusted basis, but fell 0.4% from...

Budapest Approves Privately Funded Pedestrian Bridge to Óbuda Island

Budapest’s chief architect has approved the concept for a new privately funded pedestrian bridge linking the Waterfront City development in...

Rising Tide of Dementia: Economic Imperatives for Hungary and Europe

The rising prevalence of dementia is becoming not only a healthcare challenge but an economic and labor market issue that...

Tesco Reportedly Prepares Sale of Central European Operations, Including Hungary

Tesco is moving ahead with plans to sell its Central European businesses, with its Czech and Slovak operations to be...

OMV Suspends Operations at 130 Car Washes in Hungary Indefinitely

OMV Hungária has suspended operations at all of its company-operated car washes for an indefinite period in response to the...

Budapest Launches Renewed MOL Bubi With E-Bikes and Expanded Fleet

The latest generation of Budapest’s MOL Bubi bike-sharing system launched Sunday with a new operator, a new app and a...

Hungary’s Liwo Group Wins EUR 1.5 mln Slovenian Hospital Contract

The Slovenian subsidiary of Hungary’s Liwo Group has won a public procurement contract to provide comprehensive indoor cleaning and internal...

Hungary’s Industrial Producer Prices Edge Down 0.4% in June

Industrial producer prices in Hungary fell by an average of 0.4% in June compared with the same month a year...

When Stress and Pain Become Business-critical

Stress and pain are not only private health issues. For executives, entrepreneurs and high-performance professionals, they directly influence focus, decision-making,...

3D-Printed Spine Models Could Aid Planning for Complex Surgery

Physical, life-sized models of patients’ spines could give surgeons a valuable additional tool when preparing for particularly complex procedures, according...