Russia Eyes Sofia Subway Extension
Russian companies have declared their interest in the extension of the Sofia subway according to Deputy Sofia Mayor Velizar Stoilov.
Russian companies have declared their interest in the extension of the Sofia subway according to Deputy Sofia Mayor Velizar Stoilov.
Consumption of beer in Bulgaria has increased by 10% over the first six months of the year. According to Bulgarian Union of the brewery producers the upward tendency will be preserved and by the end of 2004 over 5 million hectolitres of beer will be cons
John Treuge was appointed chief executive officer of Bulgaria's largest mobile phone company MobilTel as his predecessor Erick Huygen resigned. MobilTel's former CEO Huygen cited personal reasons for his resignation.
Bulgarian agricultural products have the potential to sell well both on the domestic and international market, a minister said. According to Meglena Kuneva, the country's top EU negotiator, the well-preserved Bulgarian nature provided ecologically pure f
The world's computer sales have been on the rise over April-June, according to The Wall Street Journal, cited by Bulgarian media. Almost 40 million computers have been sold over the period.
Bulgaria decided to renew its contact with British consultancy Crown Agents, hired to conduct reforms in the customs system. Finance Minister Milen Velchev announced that the term of the new BGN 31.
"A tourism bonanza has spread along the Bulgarian Black Sea coast," The Times wrote on Saturday. According to the article published at timesonline.
Tradesmen in the Greek capital Athens are looking forward for the Olympic Games, when a 20% sales increase is expected. Athens welcomes thousands of athletes, who are traditionally associated with thriftless shopping trips.
German high-class car producer Porsche has officially opened its new exhibition salon in suburban Sofia. The edifice is still under construction alongside the capital's Bulgaria Blvd.
Greenpeace is set to suit Bulgarian government at international court for keeping its activists away from the public discussion of the environment report on the Belene nuclear plant. According to Jan Haverkamp, activist of the international environmental
The hotels expansion along Bulgarian seacoast has outrun the qualitative staff recruitment to service them, tourism experts alarmed. There is still much to do to match the high-starred hotels with experienced staff, according to Valentin Yossifov, repres
Greece may buy electricity from Bulgaria for the period of 2005-2007 to make up for projected increasing consumption in the country. Bulgaria's National Electricity Transmission Company (NETC) will prepare an offer to the Greek Public Power Corporation i
Bulgarian Supreme Administraive Court has suspended the granting of a GSM licence to former state monopoly telecom BTC ruled by the national telecoms regulation watchdog. The Supreme Court has ruled out the licensing procedure being carried out without t
Czech CEZ, Austria's EVN and Germany's E.ON will be the new owners of Bulgaria electricity distribution companies, the country's Energy Ministry reported on Thursday.
Sofia decided to launch a contest for investor in a new waste processing plant.
German car producing giant Porsche, which is just about to open its Bulgarian office, hopes to sell 50 vehicles over the first year. The Porsche edifice is currently being built alongside the Bulgaria Blvd in capital Sofia.
Bulgaria has marked a considerable progress in its economic development, according to Germany's Finance Minister Hans Eichel. Eichel, who is on a one-day official visit to Sofia met with Bulgaria's Finance Minister Milen Velchev.
A total of 55 company owners major tax debtors were stripped of their travel passports. Bulgaria Chief Tax Agency reported the number of tax debtors in June has gone up by 90 people and companies.
The international athletics event Ciclitiria 2004, which recently ended in the Cretes' town of Heraklion, took place with the strong support of Intralot. The Greek company, part of Intracom group, provides for the financial back-up of the Ciclitiria for
Cisco Systems launched a contest in Bulgaria, giving young competitors the chance for practice in local companies partnering Cisco. Partakers should be Cisco Networking Academy students, who have completed the CCNA1-CCNA4 courses, or are about to graduat
Prices of consumer goods in Bulgaria have decreased by 1.8% in June as compared to May, official data show.
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