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Bulgarian government helpless against high prices

The Minister of economy and energy Petar Dimitrov expressed certainty, that the adopted yesterday measures for taking hold of the...

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Base rate cuts depend on conditions

The Hungarian central bank (MNB) may continue to decrease the base rate if the quarterly inflation report that is to...

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Croatia mounts largest anti-corruption action to date

In a carefully planned and executed sting, police infiltrated the Croatian Privatization Fund in order to uncover corruption there. Seven...

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WTO insists Russia go commercial

The latest round of consultations on Russia’s entry into the World Trade Organization, which ended Friday in Geneva, have brought...

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EU justice commissioner demands US visa program apply to all citizens in bloc

The European Union can no longer tolerate discrimination against citizens from some member states when it comes to US visa...

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WTO negotiators agreed on some customs issues – Russia

The negotiators of multi-party consultations for Russia’s admission to the World Trade Organization reached a preliminary agreement on eight customs...

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Russia’s new round of WTO talks to start in Geneva Monday

Russia's delegation will begin Monday a new round of bilateral and multilateral talks on accession to the World Trade Organization...

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Economic growth rate in 2007 could reach 7% – Romania

The Ministry of Economy and Finance forecasts economic growth of 7% in 2007 based on the January-April results....

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Romania faces workforce crisis

Romania faces a workforce crisis, Labor Minister Paul Pacuraru said on Wednesday....

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Sweden moves to allow freer flow of labor

In an attempt to tackle the effects of an aging population and a shrinking future labor force, the Swedish government...

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Serbia rejects Kosovo-EU linkage – envoy

Serbia's accession to the EU must not be predicated on the resolution of the Kosovo problem, the country's ambassador to...

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Poland’s Lepper slams PM, says will return to cabinet

Andrzej Lepper, Polish deputy prime minister and agriculture minister, whose recent dismissal by President Lech Kaczynski has provoked a government...

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EU economy chief says France isn’t breaking EU budget rules

France's request to delay a goal for eliminating its budget deficit does not break EU budget rules, EU Economic and...

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Polish president dismiss deputy PM

Polish President Lech Kaczynski on Monday sacked Deputy Prime Minister and Agriculture Minister Andrzej Lepper, the leader of a coalition...

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Poland’s GDP growth at 6-6.5% in Q2

Macroeconomic data after two months of the Q2 2007 indicate that the GDP growth will slow down as compared to...

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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....

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Dealing With Tick Bites

As tick populations rise across the country, concerns regarding Lyme disease increase every year. However, it is important to remember...

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Serving Up the New U.S. Dietary Guidelines

What’s striking is how far we’ve come from great-grandma’s kitchen, where “additives” basically meant salt and paprika. Today, more than...

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BBJ Quick Interview: Realizing the Business Benefits of ESG

The Budapest Business Journal asks Anita Sávoly-Hatta, ESG reporting partner at PwC Hungary, to give us a quick overview of...

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Kidney Stones: When Your Body’s Own Substances Become the Enemy

What causes kidney stones, how can you prevent them, and when is surgery necessary? Kidney stones are among the most...

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Banks, Supply Chains, and Insurance: Why Cybersecurity Matters

Financial-sector attacks increasingly occur through the supply chain. EU-level rules mandate processes that make banks more cyber-resilient, from security awareness...

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Drees & Sommer on Adding Value, Digitalization and ‘Urban Mining’

Ákos Koloszár, managing director of Drees & Sommer Hungary, speaks with the Budapest Business Journal about nearly three decades of...

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From Chatbots to Virtual Bankers: How AI Is Reshaping Hungarian Finance

Did you know you can now apply for a mortgage in Hungary without ever speaking to a real person? That’s...

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Market Fundamentals Holding Back Entries by Major Luxury Fashion Brands

Anita Csörgő, director, head of retail at Colliers, gives the BBJ her overview of the retail real estate market in...

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....

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...

Dealing With Tick Bites

As tick populations rise across the country, concerns regarding Lyme disease increase every year. However, it is important to remember...

Honor Sees Hungary as a Strategic Market for Ecosystem-led Growth

Bill Liu, Hungarian country manager of the global technology firm Honor, tells the BBJ that Hungary is more than a...

Resilient by Design: Celebrating 25 years of TCS in Hungary

The India-owned business that is today known as TCS (Tata Consultancy Services) was listed at the Court of Registry on...

Serving Up the New U.S. Dietary Guidelines

What’s striking is how far we’ve come from great-grandma’s kitchen, where “additives” basically meant salt and paprika. Today, more than...

BBJ Quick Interview: Realizing the Business Benefits of ESG

The Budapest Business Journal asks Anita Sávoly-Hatta, ESG reporting partner at PwC Hungary, to give us a quick overview of...

Penny Hungary at 30: Digital, Caring, Community-oriented

Silke Janz, CFO of Penny Magyarország, tells the BBJ about the challenges of retailing in an environment shaped by persistent...

Kidney Stones: When Your Body’s Own Substances Become the Enemy

What causes kidney stones, how can you prevent them, and when is surgery necessary? Kidney stones are among the most...

Banks, Supply Chains, and Insurance: Why Cybersecurity Matters

Financial-sector attacks increasingly occur through the supply chain. EU-level rules mandate processes that make banks more cyber-resilient, from security awareness...

Expanded Sanofi Budapest Hub Demonstrates the Pulse of Progress

To mark the official opening of the Sanofi Budapest Hub expansion on Oct. 9, Madeleine Roach, executive vice president and...

Drees & Sommer on Adding Value, Digitalization and ‘Urban Mining’

Ákos Koloszár, managing director of Drees & Sommer Hungary, speaks with the Budapest Business Journal about nearly three decades of...

Hungary Still has Much to Offer Germany – EY Partner Ésik Says

A significant portion of German investment in Hungary is concentrated in the automotive industry, around which a notable bifurcation of...

From Chatbots to Virtual Bankers: How AI Is Reshaping Hungarian Finance

Did you know you can now apply for a mortgage in Hungary without ever speaking to a real person? That’s...

Market Fundamentals Holding Back Entries by Major Luxury Fashion Brands

Anita Csörgő, director, head of retail at Colliers, gives the BBJ her overview of the retail real estate market in...