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Who would have thought a TV set will drink our beer?
Until last year, the persons in need of a loan had to start by wooing a bank, then find all the necessary papers and pray that they fit the bank's criteria. However, since last year, when ra...
Who bets 1m euro on Sinaia Casino?
Place your bets! The Casino in Sinaia is up for auction and the minimal bet is 1 million euros. How many companies will be interested to invest in an old casino, most successful between WW I...
Private sector balks at severance packages for employees who barely remember work
The private sector, the one that is truly productive, will take it personally if the authorities give in to the union protests at the state-owned enterprises where layoffs are scheduled. The...
Who said beer ain't profitable in Romania?
Brau Union Romania, branch of the Austrian BBAG Group and the top player on the Romanian beer market posted 8 million euro net profit last year, up from the 53,367 euro in 2001, the Board of...
Who is afraid of "Frankenfoods"?
For several years, Europe and the two Americas have been overwhelmed with emotion, protests, bankruptcies and floods of ink and Internet overuse, due to the emergence of biotechnology giants...
Who are you, Mr. dot.com manager?
The myth of the dot.com company manager - young, lacking experience, trying to rapidly accumulate gains, playing with the money offered by venture capital funds - is not as real as it appear...
An artist who plays with the fire: Ionel Cojocariu
The kindergarten on the dusty, narrow street is noisy because the kiddies are vehemently protesting. They are on a "strike." They are displeased and protest the attitude of the "grownups" in...
Ion Draganoiu, the man who is not Shakespeare yet
Poet Ion Draganoiu is amazingly intellectually mobile. A conversation with him is rushed and unpredictable, almost dizzying. He speaks to me (not one subject at a time but all at once or at...
Who gets to turn the lights off?
Two apparently disparate eventsConel, more precisely Termoelectrica, needs about $1 billion to keep the power and heat running this winter. And since the same Conel, more precisely Electrica...