Microsoft Bulgaria and JobTiger Launch Career Project
Microsoft and Bulgaria's site JobTiger will officially launch Tuesday a joint project for working opportunities and careers.
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2/3 of Bulgaria's Population Use Mobile Services - Survey
Almost two-thirds of Bulgarians use mobile services provided by one of the three operators in the country, a survey of Alpha Research sociological agency shows.
Bulgaria's Bansko Resort Opens Ski Season
One of the most famous Bulgarian ski resorts Bansko will officially open its ski season for 2006-2007 on December 16.
Bulgaria, Belgium United for Better EU Energy Policy
Bulgaria and Belgium share the view of a better-coordinated European energy policy, the president said at the opening of a joint business seminar in the Balkan Country.
Fog Fouls Up Outgoing Flights from Sofia Airport
Fog settled again over Sofia airport last night, forcing four outgoing flights to foreign destinations to be cancelled.
Bulgaria's Stonehenge to be Reconstructed
Bulgaria's south municipality of Harmanli won the Via Diagonalis and the Bulgarian Stonehenge project. Finance on the project comes from the PHARE program Trans border cooperation between Bulgaria and Greece.
International Women's Club in Bulgaria Opens Christmas Bazaar
Bulgarian branch of the International Women's Club opened officially Sunday their traditional Christmas charity bazaar. The bazaar took place in the International Expo Center in Sofia.
Sofia Airport Inoperable Again under Thick Fog
The persistent thick fog has closed once again Sofia Airport and after 4 pm on Saturday no plane landed or departed from here. All flights have been redirected to Burgas, on the Black Sea coast, after Plovdiv's airport has been stifled with flights unabl
No-Snow Pamporovo to Open Skiing Season
The Rhodopes' pearl of Pamporovo braces to open the official skiing season on artificial snow. The ceremony will be held next Saturday, December 16, when the first charter with British tourists is set to arrive.
Sofia Airport Meets Yet Another Fog Blockade Day
Sofia Airport has met yet another day with disrupted flights schedule as many air carriers were unable to land here. Flights from Athens, London, Budapest were cancelled, as well as flights set to depart for Prague, Vienna, Athens and Cairo.
Air Carriers Cash in EUR 100,000 Losses Each at Sofia Airport
Aviation companies have cashed in more than EUR 100,000 losses each from the delays and cancellations blocking Sofia Airport for more than a week. A total of 71 flights have been cancelled since the thick fog laid on Sofia plain, more than a week ago.
Deutsche Boerse Interested in Bulgarian Stock Exchange
Deutsche Boerse AG officials brace for a meeting with executives from the Bulgarian Stock Exchange, an official in Bulgaria announced Friday. Panteley Karassimeonov, director for international affairs at the Sofia-based exchange, was quoted as saying Deu
Sofia Airport Brought to Halt over Fog Blockade
The foggy weather that capped again the capital Friday morning brought nearly to a halt the operations of Sofia airport.
Thick Fog Closes Sofia Airport Again
All Sofia Airport flights have once again been cancelled due to the thick fog, the airport's spokesman has said.
Opening of Sofia Airport's New Terminal Delayed
The new terminal of Sofia Airport will not open in time for the Christmas rush as initially planned, the transport ministry announced.
Plovdiv Taking on Traffic from Sofia Airport
The airport at Plovdiv, Bulgaria's second largest city, has seen considerably increased traffic over recent days as almost all arrivals have been redirected from Sofia Airport due to the thickening fog. Thursday's flights from Madrid, Moscow and Budapest
Slovenian Utility Buys Russe Heating Company
Holding Slovenske Elektrarne (HSE) was picked up winner for the purchase of 100% stake in Toplofikatsia-Russe, the heating utility of the Danube-located city.
Bulgaria Mints New Gold Coin
Bulgaria's National Bank launches into circulation as of December 11 a new commemorative coin portraying Saint John the Baptist, bank officials announced Thursday.
Bulgaria Recognizes 69 Superbrands for 2006
Representatives of 69 Bulgarian and global companies were recognized for making it up to the highest level of Superbrands 2006. The glitzy awarding ceremony held Wednesday evening at Sheraton Sofia Hotel Balkan was attended by the country's business elit
Sofia Airport Still Struggling with Foggy Weather
Flights at the Sofia Airport have started taking off, as some air companies dare depart despite the thick fog over the Sofia plain.
Bulgaria, Russia's FMs to Discuss Gas Supply Price
Bulgaria's Foreign Minister will meet Thursday his Russian counterpart to discuss the price of nature gas. Bulgaria's Ivaylo Kalfin has enlisted several points for the discussion with Sergey Lavrov.
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