Bulgarian capital Sofia's main shopping street, Vitosha Blvd, has marked the steepest drop in rent rates among world shopping locations reviewed by Colliers International.
The Bulgarian Industrial Association (BIA) has snubbed the plans for mass inspections by state institutions aimed at tracking down alleged pricing distortions of staple foods as an anti-competitive and inefficient measure.
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov has declared his idea to trade BDZ Freight Services, the cargo unit of the Bulgarian State Railways BDZ, to Siemens in exchange for BDZ's debt to the German company for a recent train purchase.
Bulgaria's sole functioning refinery, Lukoil Neftochim Burgas, will make a second attempt to sell four non-production pieces of property.
The Bulgarian branches of two chains of stores, Kaufland and Metro, have undertaken a commitment to not increase prices of staple foods for three months, according to Agriculture Minister Miroslav Naydenov.
The German economy sees an extremely great potential in Bulgaria, according to Hans Heinrich Driftmann, the President of the Association of German Chambers of Industry and Commerce.
Spanish PM Mariano Rajoy and Italian counterpart Mario Monti stated their countries will work together to battle their financial hardships during Monti's Thursday visit to Madrid.
Banks in Bulgaria continue to record steady growth in savings, a trend which has been gaining momentum throughout the past half year, official data shows.
Turkish Energy and Natural Resources Minister, Taner Yildiz, met Delyan Dobrev, Bulgaria's Minister of Energy, Economy and Tourism in Ankara on Wednesday.
The Russians are steadily replacing the Brits and Irish as the buyers on the market of holiday properties in Bulgaria, according to a report of real estate agency Foros.
Bulgaria's mountain resort of Bansko is expected to welcome over 15 000 tourists in August, according to Georgi Ikonmov, mayor of the municipality.
Bulgaria and Macedonia should leave the political interpretations of history in the past, Bulgarian Foreing Minister Nikolay Mladenov stated in a letter to the Macedonian government on the occasion of August 2, the day of the Ilinden-Preobrazhenie Uprisin
Bulgarian EPP MEP Andrey Kovatchev has criticized Macedonia over what he saw as the country's continuing anti-Bulgarian policies.
Latvia and Lithuania are likely to meet the Maastricht criteria in early 2013 and join the euro zone in 2014, according to leading Swedish bank Swedbank, which has strong positions in the Baltic countries.
The Bulgarian unit of the Anonymous has hacked the website of liberal Movement for Rights and Freedoms party Thursday evening.
Former Bulgarian President Georgi Parvanov has proclaimed himself a "unifier" of all leftist parties and movements in Bulgaria.
Former Bulgarian President Georgi Parvanov has lashed out at PM Boyko Borisov's ambivalent stance towards a referendum to be carried out on in Bulgaria on building a second NPP at Belene.
The Bulgarian Parliament is showing an increased tendency to adopt legislation under corporate influence, states an analysis by Bulgarian NGO Institute of Modern Politics.
Regional Development Minister Lilyana Pavlova has explained that 1000 km of second and third class roads are being repaired.
People across Bulgaria marked Thursday, August 2, 2012, the 109th year since the Ilinden-Preobrazhenie Uprising of 1903, the greatest anti-Ottoman rebellion of the Bulgarians in the historic and geographic regions of Macedonia and Thrace.
The activist hacker collective Anonymous took down the website of the Bulgarian Parliament late on Wednesday.
Bulgarian NGOs have threatened civil disobedience over continuing resort construction on the surviving natural sand dunes on the Black Sea coast.
A killed dolphin has been washed ashore on the Coral Beach on the Southern Bulgarian Black Sea coast in a seeming repeat of a last year's case.
Drugs shortage has affected hundreds of Bulgarian children with cancer after generic drug company Sandoz suspended its production, catching local authorities unprepared.
Following conflicting reports, UK football club Aston Villa have released a statement saying their Bulgarian captian Stiliyan Petrov is on remission from leukaemia.
Bulgarian champions Ludogorets Razgrad have drawn English Premiership club Everton in a friendly.
After months of contradicting rumors, the stint of Bulgaria's biggest football star and former Barcelona striker Hristo Stoichkov as coach of former champions Litex Lovech may prove short-lived after all.
The Bulgarian men's volleyball team has continued undefeated at the 2012 London Summer Olympics, after beating Australia 3:0 sets.
Russian President Vladimir Putin is to make his first trip to Britain for seven years when he arrives on an unofficial visit.
One of the Chinese badminton players disqualified from the Olympics for trying to lose a match has said she is quitting the sport, accusing the badminton governing body of not standing by her.
Bulgarian boxer Detelin Dalakliev qualified late Wednesday for the quarter-finals of the Olympic boxing tournament in the bantamweight category (56 kg).
Bulgaria's Sofia Appellate Court has returned for re-consideration an important trial against notorious buisnessman Mario Nikolov, who was sentenced for a massive abuse of EU funds.
Bulgaria has asked all INTERPOL member countries to make public a computer generated image of the suspected terrorist responsible for the bombing attack on an Israeli tour bus outside Burgas Airport in Bulgaria, in a bid to identify the man, the organizat
Bulgarian anti-mafia police have intercepted the distribution of counterfeit products of high-end brands in the Black Sea resort of Golden Sands.
Customs officers at the Lesovo border crossing point on the Bulgarian-Turkish border have intercepted an attempt to smuggle commercial quantities of cigarettes and tobacco.
Officers of Bulgaria's Chief Directorate for Combating Organized Crime (GDBOP) have arrested two on charges of document forgery.
"We will support Bulgaria if Bulgaria itself wants it.
Former UN Secretary General Kofi Annan has decided to step down as UN and Arab League to civil war torn Syria, announced UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon.
The Constitutional Court of Romania has postponed for September 12 its decision for the validity of July 29 impeachment referendum for President Traian Basescu.
President Barack Obama has signed a covert directive giving the green light to US support for Syrian rebels fighting against President Bashar al-Assad's forces, CNN reported, citing officials.
Spanish police has arrested three suspected Al Qaeda members in possession of massive amounts of explosives.
The trial of punk group Pussy Riot at Moscow's Khamovnichesky Court was delayed after the courtroom was temporarily evacuated on Thursday following a bomb threat, the group's defense lawyer Mark Feigin said.
The Turkish army is conducting exercises with ground forces and tanks near its border with Syria, Turkish national media reported on Thursday.
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