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Tarom has yet to find a new manager after Ruxandra Brutaru's resignation
The resignation of Ruxandra Brutaru, general manager of Romanian flagship carrier Tarom last week, has failed to prompt an official response from the Transportation Ministry to explain who will take over from April 1st, or what will happen next with the state...
Ruxandra Brutaru ends her term as head of Tarom with 100m-euro losses
Ruxandra Brutaru, general manager of state airline Tarom resigned yesterday from the position she was appointed to in January 2009 by former transportation minister Radu Berceanu.
Motorway company changes manager after just half a year
The unexpected resignation of the general manager of the National Company of Motorways and National Roads in Romania (CNADNR), Liviu Costache, has once again brought to light the lack of con...
Foreign Minister to submit his resignation
Romanian Foreign Affairs Minister, Mihai Razvan Ungureanu (photo) has announced he will submit his resignation to Prime Minister Calin Popescu-Tariceanu and will explain to the National Libe...
Copos announces resignation from Government
George Copos has announced that he handed in his resignation from the position of state minister to Premier Calin Popescu Tariceanu yesterday. He did this because he was unhappy that his pro...
Nastase not considering resignation, PSD and Govt reshuffle to follow
Nastase not considering resignation, PSD and Govt reshuffle to follow
Second resignation in Petrom's privatisation process
The man managing the files of the most important oil, natural gases and energy privatisations in Romania, Doru Laurian Badulescu, has quit his position as head of the Office for State's Inte...
Liberals demand Agriculture Minister's resignation
Liberals demand Agriculture Minister's resignation
Liberals demand Agriculture Minister's resignation
National Liberal Party (PNL) demands the resignation of Agriculture Minister Ilie Sarbu for "the policy of leading the producers in this field bankrupt", for having blocked the privatisation...