Bulgarian President Opens HP Command Center in Sofia Business Park
Bulgaria's President Rosen Plevneliev has inaugurated a command center of HP at the Sofia Business Park.
Bulgaria's President Rosen Plevneliev has inaugurated a command center of HP at the Sofia Business Park.
Neither Russian, nor Turkish companies have declared any interest in buying the state-owned BDZ Freight Services, the cargo company of the Bulgarian State Railways, according to Privatization Agency head Emil Karanikolov.
A new ordinance in Bulgaria will ban the labeling of food products containing vegetable fat as dairy products.
In 2011, Bulgaria's largest seaport – Port Varna – achieved the best results in its 106-year history of commercial shipping, its CEO Capt. Danail Papazov has announced.
A total of 150 companies, members of Confindustria Bulgaria, the association of Italian businesses in the country, have come together for a round table on Bulgarian investment opportunities.
The social networking company Facebook is poised to go public on May 17 after filing its initial public offering (IPO) documents at the start of February 2012, according to reports.
Fast-food chain Subway has announced it is to open its first restaurant in the southern Bulgarian city of Plovdiv.
The second bridge linking Bulgaria and Romania across the Danube has been completed at 73%, the Spanish construction firm FCC announced Thursday.
The three Macedonian daily newspapers, owned by Germany's WAZ Media Group, have been sold as part of its strategy to withdraw from the media market in South Eastern Europe.
Bulgarians will stop "working for the government" for this year on April 20, according to data provided by the Institute for Market Economics (IME)
Yordan Tsonev, an economist and Deputy Chair of the ethnic Turkish Movement for Rights and Freedoms (DPS) party, has termed the proposal of Finance Minister Simeon Djankov concerning the Silver Fund as a blow against the stability of the Bulgarian lev.
Bulgaria's Privatization Agency will table to the Financial Supervision Commission (FSC) the paperwork for the sale of the government's 33% minority stake in the CEZ Bulgaria power utility within 1-2 weeks.
The construction of the South Stream gas pipeline will begin in December 2012, Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin has announced.
Speaking after a Thursday meeting with Moldovan Prime Minister Vladimir Filat, Boyko Borisov yet again emphasized the importance of gas grid interconnection projects for energy security.
The Bulgarian government has won a suit over the ownership of a sizable Black Sea beachfront plot against a firm owned by Nikolay Banev, a wealthy local oligarch.
Regional Development Minister Lilyana Pavlova has vowed cleaner water near the southern Black Sea resort of Sozopol.
Bulgaria is trying to use its right to veto within the EU as a means for blackmail, according to Macedonia's former Foreign Minister Slobodan Casule.
Ways to boost Bulgarian-Moldovan cooperation in trade and tackling natural disasters will top the agenda of Prime Minister Vlad Filat during his official visit to Sofia on Thursday.
Bulgaria has criticized Switzerland for the decision of its authorities to restore the quotas for foreign laborers from eight Eastern European member states of the EU (Bulgaria included).
Bulgaria's Prime Minister Boyko Borisov has fired Gen. Kircho Kirov whom he appointed as an adviser only two months ago, after dismissing him as head of the National Intelligence Service.
Bulgaria's ruling centrist-right GERB has deliberately ruined the planned no-confidence vote against it by forcing MPs from the far-right Ataka to withdraw their signatures from the motion, left-wing leader Sergey Stanishev has claimed.
The planned no-confidence vote against Bulgaria's ruling centrist-right GERB will not take place, according to Parliamentary Speaker Tsetska Tsacheva.
Bulgaria's far-right Ataka (Attack) party has decided to withdraw its support for the upcoming no-confidence vote against the ruling centrist-right GERB.
Bulgaria's President Rosen Plevneliev believes that his country may become regional leader and a factor of global importance in the IT sector.
Bulgaria's far-right Ataka (Attack) party may withdraw its support for the upcoming no-confidence vote against ruling centrist-right GERB, it has been reported.
Sofia International Airport, Bulgaria's largest airport, has seen its first flash mob ever when students danced to Bulgaria's song for the 2011 Eurovision Song Contest.
The Sofia Municipality has checked 554 owners of dogs in 46 operations conducted in the past two months.
Following the Easter spell of cold and rains, the sun is shining over Bulgaria again with forecasts promising temperatures of up to 22°C.
Bulgarian fans will gather at the national stadium in downtown Sofia on Thursday, April 19, to express their support for Aston Villa captain Stiliyan Petrov, who was recently diagnosed with acute leukemia.
Notorious Bulgarian Roma boss Kiril Rashkov, aka Tsar Kiro, will go to jail for 3.5 years for making death threats, a second court has confirmed.
Following a long-protracted trial, a Bulgarian court has cleared for the first time Toshko Dobrev, former CEO of the notorious municipal real estate company Sofiyski Imoti (Sofia Properties).
A Bulgarian family, involved in a peculiar kidnapping saga back in 2008, should get back the money they were forced to donate to a foundation fighting breast cancer, a court has ruled.
NATO has invited Russia to take part in its May summit on Afghanistan in Chicago, but Moscow says it is still undecided whether to accept the invitation.
A convicted neo-Nazi has been spotted in front of the Oslo Courthouse, where the trial against mass murderer Anders Behring Breivik is taking place, according to Norwegian media.
Norwegian mass murderer Anders Behring Breivik took a year's sabbatical from 2006 because he was planning a "suicide action", it emerged on Thursday.
India said Thursday that it had successfully carried out the maiden test flight of its longest-range nuclear-capable missile, which can reach targets in China and Eastern Europe among others.
Syria has failed to comply with its obligation under a peace plan to pull troops and heavy weapons out of urban areas, the UN secretary-general alerted.
Defense Secretary Leon Panetta has issued an apology following the leaking of photos of US soldiers posing with bodies of suspected Afghan insurgents.
This Thursday surprised Sofia Airport, Bulgaria's largest airport, with a flash mob.
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