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Two CBA shops slip through Sunday-closing loophole

Two CBA stores near Lake Balaton have been declared outdoor traditional markets, because they sell goods in their parking lots, Hungarian online...

Issues

Proposal: European Court of Justice should annul ECʼs state aid decision

The European Court of Justice should annul a 2008 decision by the European Commission which declares that state aid –...

Issues

Lázár cites anti-Hungarian activity in neighbouring countries

Attempts by parties and political forces in Croatia to discredit Hungaryʼs business elite were “unprecedented” and their aim is to drag the entire...

Issues

European Court: Slot machine restrictions could go against EU rules

The European Court of Justice today said Hungarian legislation prohibiting the operation of slot machines outside of casinos may be...

Party Popularity

Ipsos: Fidesz continues to lose support

Although the governing Fidesz party is still the most popular of all Hungarian parties, its support has been waning for...

Issues

ECHR rejects appeals of ruling in tobacco license case

The European Court of Human Rights yesterday said it had rejected appeals against a ruling in January that found Hungary...

Issues

Constitutional Court rejects bill on park ownership

The Hungarian Constitutional Court today ruled that amendments approved by Parliament in April to transfer management rights for state-owned land,...

Issues

Compensation claims against the State for a breach of EU laws

The following article was written by Balázs Kutasi, senior associate at Gide Loyrette Nouel - dʼOrnano Iroda....

Issues

Btel delisted from BSE

The Budapest Stock Exchange (BSE) yesterday said it is delisting the shares and bonds of Business Telecom (BTel) because of...

Issues

Police investigate Arcadom on suspicion of fraud

The Budapest police launched an investigation against property developer Arcadom, which is owned by construction industry magnate Sándor Demján, on...

Issues

European Court general advocate: Hungary fuel rules may be stricter than EUʼs

European Union law does not exclude Hungarian authorities from establishing supplementary regulations on vehicle fuel that go beyond EU norms...

Issues

And Justice For All: Should The I.C.C. Intervene With U.S. Torture Abroad?

The following article was written by Jennifer Trahan, who is an associate clinical professor of global affairs at NYU School...

Party Popularity

Editorial: Jobbik still an unappealing alternative

The following is the Editorial column from the April 24-May 7 print edition of the Budapest Business Journal....

Issues

BBJ in print: Clouds, taxes, rate cut

How much can taxpayers expect out of the 2016 budget, and how will it effect the economy? How are local...

Issues

Top advertisement tax bracket to be set at 5.3%

Cabinet chief János Lázár confirmed yesterday at a press conference that a new bill will be submitted in April to...

Issues

Two CBA shops slip through Sunday-closing loophole

Two CBA stores near Lake Balaton have been declared outdoor traditional markets, because they sell goods in their parking lots, Hungarian online...

Issues

Proposal: European Court of Justice should annul ECʼs state aid decision

The European Court of Justice should annul a 2008 decision by the European Commission which declares that state aid –...

Issues

Lázár cites anti-Hungarian activity in neighbouring countries

Attempts by parties and political forces in Croatia to discredit Hungaryʼs business elite were “unprecedented” and their aim is to drag the entire...

Issues

European Court: Slot machine restrictions could go against EU rules

The European Court of Justice today said Hungarian legislation prohibiting the operation of slot machines outside of casinos may be...

Party Popularity

Ipsos: Fidesz continues to lose support

Although the governing Fidesz party is still the most popular of all Hungarian parties, its support has been waning for...

Issues

ECHR rejects appeals of ruling in tobacco license case

The European Court of Human Rights yesterday said it had rejected appeals against a ruling in January that found Hungary...

Issues

Constitutional Court rejects bill on park ownership

The Hungarian Constitutional Court today ruled that amendments approved by Parliament in April to transfer management rights for state-owned land,...

Issues

Compensation claims against the State for a breach of EU laws

The following article was written by Balázs Kutasi, senior associate at Gide Loyrette Nouel - dʼOrnano Iroda....

Issues

Btel delisted from BSE

The Budapest Stock Exchange (BSE) yesterday said it is delisting the shares and bonds of Business Telecom (BTel) because of...

Issues

Police investigate Arcadom on suspicion of fraud

The Budapest police launched an investigation against property developer Arcadom, which is owned by construction industry magnate Sándor Demján, on...

Issues

European Court general advocate: Hungary fuel rules may be stricter than EUʼs

European Union law does not exclude Hungarian authorities from establishing supplementary regulations on vehicle fuel that go beyond EU norms...

Issues

And Justice For All: Should The I.C.C. Intervene With U.S. Torture Abroad?

The following article was written by Jennifer Trahan, who is an associate clinical professor of global affairs at NYU School...

Party Popularity

Editorial: Jobbik still an unappealing alternative

The following is the Editorial column from the April 24-May 7 print edition of the Budapest Business Journal....

Issues

BBJ in print: Clouds, taxes, rate cut

How much can taxpayers expect out of the 2016 budget, and how will it effect the economy? How are local...

Issues

Top advertisement tax bracket to be set at 5.3%

Cabinet chief János Lázár confirmed yesterday at a press conference that a new bill will be submitted in April to...

Two CBA shops slip through Sunday-closing loophole

Two CBA stores near Lake Balaton have been declared outdoor traditional markets, because they sell goods in their parking lots, Hungarian online...

Proposal: European Court of Justice should annul ECʼs state aid decision

The European Court of Justice should annul a 2008 decision by the European Commission which declares that state aid –...

Lázár cites anti-Hungarian activity in neighbouring countries

Attempts by parties and political forces in Croatia to discredit Hungaryʼs business elite were “unprecedented” and their aim is to drag the entire...

European Court: Slot machine restrictions could go against EU rules

The European Court of Justice today said Hungarian legislation prohibiting the operation of slot machines outside of casinos may be...

Ipsos: Fidesz continues to lose support

Although the governing Fidesz party is still the most popular of all Hungarian parties, its support has been waning for...

ECHR rejects appeals of ruling in tobacco license case

The European Court of Human Rights yesterday said it had rejected appeals against a ruling in January that found Hungary...

Constitutional Court rejects bill on park ownership

The Hungarian Constitutional Court today ruled that amendments approved by Parliament in April to transfer management rights for state-owned land,...

Compensation claims against the State for a breach of EU laws

The following article was written by Balázs Kutasi, senior associate at Gide Loyrette Nouel - dʼOrnano Iroda....

Btel delisted from BSE

The Budapest Stock Exchange (BSE) yesterday said it is delisting the shares and bonds of Business Telecom (BTel) because of...

Police investigate Arcadom on suspicion of fraud

The Budapest police launched an investigation against property developer Arcadom, which is owned by construction industry magnate Sándor Demján, on...

European Court general advocate: Hungary fuel rules may be stricter than EUʼs

European Union law does not exclude Hungarian authorities from establishing supplementary regulations on vehicle fuel that go beyond EU norms...

And Justice For All: Should The I.C.C. Intervene With U.S. Torture Abroad?

The following article was written by Jennifer Trahan, who is an associate clinical professor of global affairs at NYU School...

Editorial: Jobbik still an unappealing alternative

The following is the Editorial column from the April 24-May 7 print edition of the Budapest Business Journal....

BBJ in print: Clouds, taxes, rate cut

How much can taxpayers expect out of the 2016 budget, and how will it effect the economy? How are local...

Top advertisement tax bracket to be set at 5.3%

Cabinet chief János Lázár confirmed yesterday at a press conference that a new bill will be submitted in April to...