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Top Stories
EC approves acquisition of Plus Hungary by Austria’s Spar
The European Commission on June 25 cleared the proposed acquisition of Plus Elelmiszer Diszkont Kft a Hungarian discount retailer, by the Austrian retailer Spar, Portfolio... full story

Malev needs more money to survive
Malev needs more money to survive
New EU labour guidelines are rejected
Budapest wants to cut excise tax
MOL buys into CEZ
Central Bank tries to fight inflation
Microsoft will train Hungarian IT-experts
Hungary MOL buys into Indian assets
EU abandons investigation on an acquisition
Political
POLL-Fidesz lead over Socialists narrows in June
Hungary’s main opposition Fidesz’s poll lead over the governing Socialist party narrowed further in June, pollster Tarki announced quoted by MTI last week. Fidesz’s support... full story

EcoMin to reduce bureaucracy costs
POLL-Fidesz lead over Socialists narrows in June
Hungary to increase wages in the public sector by 4% in 2009
Poland blocks EU agency in Budapest
Budapest waives green to NATO forces on its soil
“No more electricity deals,” Brussels says to Budapest
Government to subside BKV mayor to give share in city’s assets
Hungary goes to China to boost economic ties
Gyurcsany will not give up his reforms
more political news...


Business
Suzuki Motorpost posts a record output in May
Japanese automaker Suzuki Motor Corp. last week announced a 6.7 percent year-on-year global production increase to 225,273 vehicles in May. The all-time high figure for... full story

Suzuki Motorpost posts a record output in May
Wind farm to be set up in Bekes
Russia-Ukraine dispute to cause shipment disruption to MOL
Mondi’s paper plant pulls the plug on production
Malev posts positive profits for 2007
Public health insurance gets a restructuring plan
Magyar Telekom gets EIB loan for mobile broadband projects
VSE buys into Budapest peer
Bosch to move French capacity to Hungary
Economic
Budapest leaves rates unchanged
Hungary’s Central Bank surprised financial markets on June 23 by leaving interest rates unchanged at 8.5 percent with the monetary authorities in Budapest hoping a... full story

Wind farm to be set up in Bekes
Budapest leaves rates unchanged
No progress in transport talks
Transport workers to strike again
OTP expects a tough year
OECD calls to stick to economic reforms
Unemployment rate fell to 8% last year
Central bank raises interest rate to 8%
Property market turnover more than doubles in 2007
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