Concessionaire to Operate Water Supply and Sewerage Network in Bulgaria's Pleven
The water supply and sewerage (WSS) infrastructure in the northern city of Pleven will be granted under concession to fetch investments of BGN 400 M.
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The water supply and sewerage (WSS) infrastructure in the northern city of Pleven will be granted under concession to fetch investments of BGN 400 M.
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Benetton cofounder Luciano Benetton has announced he was stepping aside for his son to take over the helm of the Italian fashion clothing company he founded 47 years ago.
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The fifth steam turbine, which is the main capacity of the Republika Thermal Power Plant in Pernik, will be stopped in a few days' time.
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The Russian-sponsored gas transit pipeline South Stream is a purely political project, and will never return the invested money, according to an independent Russian expert.
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Sofia's heating company announced it will begin to shut off the central heating in the capital as of April 23, Monday.
The largest Bulgarian producer of non-ferrous metals, the Lead and Zinc Complex (LZC; OTZK) in the southern city of Kardzhali will not be declared insolvent, syndicate leaders have announced.
Bulgaria is the least expensive tourist destination for Britons, the cost index from Post Office Travel Money has revealed.
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Bulgaria's Parliament expectedly decided that the planned no-confidence vote against the ruling centrist-right GERB will not take place.
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