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Bucharest beats Warsaw in terms of rents, but not in quality of life
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Bucharest beats Warsaw in terms of rents, but not in quality of life

Bucharest ranks 108th out of 215 cities in an international ranking of the best cities to live in, put together by human resources consultancy Mercer. The capital climbed three positions in the ranking based on the quality of life this year, leaving behind cit...

Ziarul Financiar · 11.06.2008 · 19:59 · 1 min
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How Acasa TV turned into a station that beats even mainstream channels' viewing figures

Acasa TV, Romania's first niche channel that launched ten years ago, has registered increasingly higher viewing figures - sometimes even surpassing mainstream channels, after adapting its co...

Cristina Negraru · 01.02.2008 · 20:40 · 2 min
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RASDAQ beats the BSE in terms of companies' H1 profits

Cumulated profits generated by the biggest companies listed on RASDAQ market, which have reported H1 results so far climbed by 38% in euros in the first six months of this year against the c...

Adrian Cojocar · 24.08.2007 · 18:42 · 2 min
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Silcotub beats full-year profit projection

The pipe producer Silcotub Zalau, part of Tenaris, the world's biggest pipe manufacturer, in the first half of this year derived net income worth 8.94 million euros (31.6 million RON), 2.4 t...

Ziarul Financiar · 15.08.2006 · 19:55 · 1 min
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Tenaris beats TMK in acquiring Silcotub

Tenaris beats TMK in acquiring Silcotub

Laurentiu Ispir · 28.07.2004 · 00:00 · 2 min
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RCS&RDS beats competitors at pricing game

RCS&RDS beats competitors at pricing game

Iuliana Butuc Cerchez · 08.04.2004 · 00:00 · 2 min
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Grawe beats expectations

Life insurer Grawe Romania expects underwritten premiums to be worth 180bn ROL this year, up 60% from December 2003, when they totalled 113.71bn ROL, company manager Peter Kasyk said. "The g...

Ziarul Financiar · 30.01.2004 · 00:00 · 1 min