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Carrefour Romania reports first decline in over one year-old stores
Carrefour Romania retailer reported its first year-on-year sales decline for over one-year old stores, by 5% against the first three months of 2008. If the network's new hypermarkets are inc...
Colliers reports 17% turnover decline
Real estate consulting company Colliers International, which has been the market leader over the last few years, posted a 45 million-RON (17.6 million-euro) turnover in 2008, down 17% agains...
Marriott expects slight decline
JW Marriott hotel in Bucharest, the current leader of the hotel market, expects a slight decline or to preserve its turnover at around 40 million euros, amid the financial crisis which start...
Toyota expects 15% decline
Toyota Romania, local representative of the Japanese group on the Romanian market, forecasts a 15% sales decline this year against last year, due to the situation in the auto industry.
Clothing industry badly hit by global demand decline
In less than a year, the clothing industry lost 53,000 staff, and the average number of employees per plant has been reduced to hundreds or even tens of people, while four years ago, there w...
Aviva Europe boss: No talk of recession in Romania
Romania's high economic growth will diminish the effects of the financial crisis locally, but there will be a slight impact on the real economy, due to the decline in consumption, says Andre...
Rompetrol: Fuel consumption and prices could drop, but funding will be stricter
Rompetrol group officials believe that the decline in the value of oil prices on international markets, due to the current financial crisis, is a trend that could continue over a longer peri...
Drees & Sommer: 3m euros from project management
Germany-based Drees & Sommer, specialising in project management services for real estate projects, will reach almost 3m euros in turnover this year, up 10% against last year, despite a decl...
First decline of short-term foreign debt in 3 years
Short-term foreign debt fell slightly in the second quarter of the year, which put an end to over three years of uninterrupted growth