Intelsat Inks Two Bulgarian Deals
Intelsat, the global provider of satellite services, announced it has signed two separate contracts with Bulgarian digital-terrestrial TV infrastructure provider NURTS and telco Vivacom.
Intelsat, the global provider of satellite services, announced it has signed two separate contracts with Bulgarian digital-terrestrial TV infrastructure provider NURTS and telco Vivacom.
Greece's largest company Coca Cola Hellenic has announced it is about to move its headquarters to Switzerland and list its shares in London.
Bulgaria's Transport Ministry has set a target to complete its second Danube Bridge with Romania by the end of 2012, Transport Minister Ivaylo Moskovski has reiterated.
Bulgaria and Romania have signed a bilateral memorandum to stimulate cross-border traffic on the section of the river Danube that forms part of their border.
A prominent Bulgarian economist has slammed the government's decision to introduce a 10% tax on bank deposit income, saying it will only discourage honest taxpayers.
Banks in Bulgaria will automatically collect the tax on people's income on their bank deposits through new software, the government has decided.
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Bulgaria's draft state budget for 2013 is rather conservative, rather than upping spending pre-election, according to ruling center-right GERB party PM Menda Stoyanova.
Credit rating agency Standart & Poor's downgraded Spain's rating from BBB+ to BBB- with a negative outlook.
European Commission Vice-President Antonio Tajani revealed plans for a re-industrialization and moving away from financial and other services across the EU.
Sofia Airport Center which was officially opened on Thursday is Bulgaria's first Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) commercial development.
Bulgaria's Ministry of Economy, Energy and Tourism has launched proceedings to take away the license of the On Travel tour operator.
The Turkish parnter of the Bulgarian tour operator that left 38 Bulgarian tourists stranded in Turkey announced it will pay for their stay so that they are not evicted from their hotel.
Some 40 tourists from Bulgaria have found themselves in a limbo in Turkey, after their tour operator failed to pay the hotels they are staying at.
France will ease access to its labor market for Bulgarians and Romanians, dropping restrictions for a total of 291 jobs (up from the current 150) in sectors where employers find it hard to recruit staff.
The EU has allocated a total of EUR 19 M for Bulgaria under the 2013 Food for the Most Deprived program.
Bulgaria's Parliament has adopted amendments enabling the exchange of information on tax matters between the National Revenue Agency (NRA) and its partnering services in the other EU Member States.
Bulgarian President Rosen Plevneliev has reiterated his hope that the upcoming referendum on the fate of the Belene Nuclear Power Plant project will be "successfully organized.
Bulgaria's ruling centrist-right GERB has nominated one of its lawmakers, Menda Stoyanova, for Deputy Chair of the Parliament.
Bulgarian President Rosen Plevneliev from the ruling centrist-right GERB has nominated the country's outgoing Chief Prosecutor Boris Velchev to sit in the Constitutional Court.
Bulgaria's Parliament is to consider at second reading amendments to the Spatial Planning Act envisaging an amnesty for illegal construction completed in the period 1987-2001.
The Bulgarian Red Cross has declared October 11 a national day of support for the city of Pernik that was affected by a strong earthquake in May 2012.
Bulgarian researchers have developed a plan for the extraction and application of fertilizers from organic matter rich marine sediments (sapropels), saying that the step could bring about a significant change in domestic organic farming.
A tall column of smoke is clearly visible Thursday morning on Vitosha Mountain from Bulgarian capital Sofia, which lies on the mountain's outskirts.
German band Rammstein has confirmed their second concert in Bulgaria's capital Sofia, due in 2013.
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov and Culture Minister Vezhdi Rashidov were lucky to have photos taken with Hollywood stars Robert De Niro and John Travolta, as the four had a "working dinner" in Sofia.
Denmark's national football team should brace for a quite hostile atmosphere during Friday's World Cup qualifiying clash against Bulgaria in Sofia, according to former Denmark striker Ebbe Sand.
Sales of illegal cigarettes in Bulgaria are estimated at 15.3% of the market by mid-2012, according to a survey conducted by an independent market research agency at the request of tobacco companies.
Revealed: how job restrictions have left Romanian and Bulgarian construction workers underpaid and vulnerable to exploitation.
South-east Europe has its fair share of economic disaster zones, but Bulgaria, according to the IMF, is not one of them. However, stability alone is not enough for the EU's poorest member state.
"The people working in the grey economy deal only with cash.
Unemployment in Greece hit a record 25.1% in July, with the level among young people reaching 54.2%, according to the latest official figures.
Chinese writer Mo Yan, often described as a magic-realist, won the Nobel Prize in literature Thursday.
Turkey's armed forces have been put in a state of high alert over increased tensions along the border with Syria, according to anonymous NATO sources.
Russia has strongly objected to the forceful landing by Turkey of a Syrian passenger airplane as endangering the lives of passengers, including Russian citizens.
European Enlargement Commissioner Stefan Fuele has declared that Kosovo's borders will not be changed.
Turkey's Air Force has forcefully made a Syrian passenger plane from Moscow to Damascus land in Ankara.
Neighboring Turkey has always caused fierce debates in Bulgaria on the 500 years of Ottoman rule, on the interpretation of historical facts, on the Communist regime's Revival Process to change the names of Bulgarian Muslims with Christian ones, on the exi
Bulgaria's Cabinet has adopted the 2013 Budget projecting a 0.2 pp GDP growth increase(!).
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