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Pharma

AIPM Warns Hungary Risks Falling Behind in Access to New Medicines

Hungarian patients could face slower, more unequal access to the newest medicines or even lose it altogether unless the country...

Science

ELTE Quantum Biology Conference Puts Budapest on Emerging Science Map

Budapest hosted an international gathering at the frontier of quantum science and biology as the 15th International Workshop on Quantum...

Business

AmCham: U.S-Hungarian Relations can Build From ‘Strong Foundation’

Ákos Janza, the president of the American Chamber of Commerce in Hungary, talks to the Budapest Business Journal about the...

Science

Endometriosis Carries a Heavy Workplace Cost in Hungary

A Hungarian-led study has quantified the workplace burden of endometriosis, showing that women with the condition miss more than twice...

Transport

Vitézy: Traffic on Budapest-Belgrade Line Can Only Start After All Conditions Met

Safety remains the primary consideration, therefore traffic on the Budapest-Belgrade railway line can only start if all necessary conditions are...

Real Estate

Residential Lending Shows Signs of Improvement

Residential mortgage lending and the financing of housing development projects are showing a moderate recovery with signs of improvement, argues...

Business

Chamber of Commerce Corner, July 17, 2026

This regular section of the Budapest Business Journal features news and events from various international business chambers. For further information...

Pharma

AIPM Warns Hungary Risks Falling Behind in Access to New Medicines

Hungarian patients could face slower, more unequal access to the newest medicines or even lose it altogether unless the country...

Science

ELTE Quantum Biology Conference Puts Budapest on Emerging Science Map

Budapest hosted an international gathering at the frontier of quantum science and biology as the 15th International Workshop on Quantum...

Business

AmCham: U.S-Hungarian Relations can Build From ‘Strong Foundation’

Ákos Janza, the president of the American Chamber of Commerce in Hungary, talks to the Budapest Business Journal about the...

Science

Endometriosis Carries a Heavy Workplace Cost in Hungary

A Hungarian-led study has quantified the workplace burden of endometriosis, showing that women with the condition miss more than twice...

Transport

Vitézy: Traffic on Budapest-Belgrade Line Can Only Start After All Conditions Met

Safety remains the primary consideration, therefore traffic on the Budapest-Belgrade railway line can only start if all necessary conditions are...

Real Estate

Residential Lending Shows Signs of Improvement

Residential mortgage lending and the financing of housing development projects are showing a moderate recovery with signs of improvement, argues...

Business

Chamber of Commerce Corner, July 17, 2026

This regular section of the Budapest Business Journal features news and events from various international business chambers. For further information...

Hungary Employment Reaches 4.646 mln in June, Jobless Rate at 4.4%

The average number of employed people aged 15–74 in Hungary stood at 4.646 million in June 2026, while the unemployment...

AIPM Warns Hungary Risks Falling Behind in Access to New Medicines

Hungarian patients could face slower, more unequal access to the newest medicines or even lose it altogether unless the country...

ELTE Quantum Biology Conference Puts Budapest on Emerging Science Map

Budapest hosted an international gathering at the frontier of quantum science and biology as the 15th International Workshop on Quantum...

Hungarian Government Launches HUF 3.55 tln National Railway Development Plan

The government is launching the Baross Gábor Railway Development Plan, a 10-year program worth around HUF 3.55 tln aimed at...

Budapest’s M3 Metro Line to be Extended With EU Funding

Budapest’s M3 metro line will be extended north with EU funding, allowing the capital to move forward with a long-planned...

AmCham: U.S-Hungarian Relations can Build From ‘Strong Foundation’

Ákos Janza, the president of the American Chamber of Commerce in Hungary, talks to the Budapest Business Journal about the...

Employers Face Severe Shortage of Skilled Workers

A survey by Jobtain shows companies are struggling to recruit physical workers, with many qualified candidates dropping out at the...

Endometriosis Carries a Heavy Workplace Cost in Hungary

A Hungarian-led study has quantified the workplace burden of endometriosis, showing that women with the condition miss more than twice...

One in Three Hungarians Would Build Own Home, Survey Shows

Nearly one-third of Hungarians would build their own family home if money were no object, but uncertainty around costs and...

Hungarian Retailers Press for Sectoral Tax Rollback

Hungary's National Commerce Association (OKSZ) pushed for the rollback of a sectoral tax on retailers, state news wire MTI reports,...

Breakthrough to Bedside: The Financing Challenge Behind Healthcare Innovation

According to Ildikó Ádám, partner at EY and life sciences industry leader for the Europe Central region, her sector is...

Vitézy: Traffic on Budapest-Belgrade Line Can Only Start After All Conditions Met

Safety remains the primary consideration, therefore traffic on the Budapest-Belgrade railway line can only start if all necessary conditions are...

Residential Lending Shows Signs of Improvement

Residential mortgage lending and the financing of housing development projects are showing a moderate recovery with signs of improvement, argues...

Chamber of Commerce Corner, July 17, 2026

This regular section of the Budapest Business Journal features news and events from various international business chambers. For further information...

Lilly Marks 35 Years in Hungary, 150 Years Globally

With healthcare systems around the world facing growing pressure from chronic diseases, aging populations, and increasing demand for innovation, meaningful...