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Traian Băsescu, the biased arbiter in the fight between Boc and Blaga for the helm of PDL
Autumn of 2000. In front of an enthusiastic crowd, Petre Roman launches his candidature for the presidential elections. Traian Băsescu is the one who introduces the candidate.
Potential buyer for City Mall: We'll sell it for sure in a month, liquidator says
City Mall shopping center in Bucharest, currently bankrupt, might find a buyer at the third auction, for a price of at least EUR 26.2 million, considering Casa de Insolvență Transilvania, th...
Cosmescu, BRD: The network should bring clients, risk experts should find solutions for lending
"Bring clients" is the main target set for the BRD network this spring, says Roxana Cosmescu, recently appointed as an executive manager with the commercial pole of the network of BRD, the s...
Germany's HeidelbergCement makes EUR52m profit and keeps margin at 25%
The domestic turnover of Germany's HeidelbergCement group last year slipped by almost 11%, to 900 million lei (around EUR214 million), while the group's net income fell by some 7% to RON219...
After expansion abroad, Arobs Transilvania mulls acquisitions
Arobs Transilvania Software, a company specializing in the development of GPS software solutions, is in advanced talks to take over some companies selling or developing GPS monitoring soluti...
Radisson boss sees hotel market rebound
Ali Yilmaz Yildirimlar, general manager of Radisson Blu hotel complex of Calea Victoriei, which operates 718 rooms, maintains operating income had a two-digit advance in the first four month...
Petrom: Economic growth won't push purchasing power sooner than 2012
Petrom (SNP.RO), the biggest company on the market posted growth of business and profit, even though the market it operates on continued to go down. Repeated pump price hikes and cost cuts,...
How the Government sees PPPs: We have adopted the law, now the private sector should come up with the money!
Public-Private Partnerships (PPP) do not mean that the Government comes with the plot and then sits around waiting for investors to bring the money, do the project and then share the benefit...
Banks fill BNR's accounts instead of looking for clients to lend to
Bankers prefer to place their money with the BNR (Romanian central bank) at an interest of just 2.25% a year on leu-denominated deposits in order not to take any chances on the economy.