Cable Tel Launches Playboy TV Channel in Bulgaria
US CableTel is set to launch the Playboy TV channel as part of its ambitious programming line-up in Bulgaria. It has received the exclusive license for broadcasting the popular TV channel.
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US CableTel is set to launch the Playboy TV channel as part of its ambitious programming line-up in Bulgaria. It has received the exclusive license for broadcasting the popular TV channel.
Landing on the Bulgarian market, Cosmopolitan magazine has the ambition to attract more foreign advertisers.
Offshore companies in Cyprus are to acquire land plots in Sofia's Southern park, the second largest park after the Borissova garden, it emerged surprisingly in the beginning of the week.
Direct taxes will continue to decrease next year, Bulgaria's Finance Minister said. Milen Velchev pledged that corporate tax would decrease to 15%.
A Bulgarian tourism information center will open doors in Moscow. Today Economy Minister Lidya Shuleva and Sofia Mayor Stefan Sofianski have signed an agreement thereof, a proof of successful cooperation between private and public sector.
The construction of a new runaway on Sofia Airport is facing a break off, Bulgarian press alarmed Monday. The contracting Kuwaiti-Arab consortium, composed of Mohammed Abdulmuhsin Al-Kharafi&Sons and Admak General Contracting Company, has requested a rev
An environmentalist coalition called for the introduction of a moratorium on GMO proliferation in Bulgaria up to its EU accession.
One third of Bulgaria's small-sized companies are to go bankrupt after EU accession because of lack of certification to greenlight their produce on the common European market. The Bulgarian Crafts Chamber raised the alarm on Sunday, warning that Bulgaria
Germany's government is likely to support Bulgaria's efforts for turning into a regional centre for air traffic control.
President Georgi Parvanov and his Madagascar counterpart President Marc Ravalomanana expressed willingness to boost bilateral relations during their meeting in Sofia on Saturday.
Five bidders can submit final applications for the privatisation of 67 percent stake in Bulgaria's power utilities by May 25. The Privatisation Agency approved all five companies, which submitted indicative offers.
Bulgaria is preparing an attractive presentation of its tourism potential to be seen during the upcoming tourism expos in Moscow and Kiev. The organization of the two national advertising and information booths handed over to the consortium of Akra and O
Left-wing Coalition for Bulgaria approached Friday the Prosecutor's Office over the controversial issue of GSM operator license award in the sale of Telecommunications Company BTC to Viva Ventures.
A total of USD 80 M have been invested in Devnya -based Solvay Sodi soda ash producing plant ever since its 1997 privatization by the Solvay Sisecam Holding.
Bulgaria's economic growth for the last quarter of 2003 is projected to reach 4.3 percent, which overshoots by nearly one percent the growth marked year over year, the latest report of the Center for Economic Development says.
Bulgaria is the hot tip to entice retirement migrants in 2004, the Miami Herald wrote in an article "Retiring Britons May Look to Croatia, Bulgaria, Turkey for Affordable Homes". According to the article driven by rising affluence, the number British ret
The State Communications Regulation Commission (SCRC) put off until next week its decision whether or not to issue a license for a third GSM operator to Viva Ventures. Viva Ventures, wholly-owned unit by British-based equity house Advent International, r
A big center sheltering business and entertainment is going to be built in the center of capital Sofia. The Mall of Sofia will spread on 35,000 square meters, with offices take up some 10,000 square meters.
The Rhodopes ski resort of Pamporovo braces up to meet next winter season with extended ski tracks and facilities. Three new ski tracks, with a total length of 5 km, and two 4-seat lifts will meet skiing enthusiasts.
Frankfurt Vienna and Copenhagen airport operators have declared their interest in the airports in the Bulgarian coastal cities Varna and Burgas, Yordan Mirchev, Director of the Parliamentary Committee on Transport and Telecommunications, announced. The c
Building of hotels on the beaches will be banned in compliance with a Bill on the Black Sea coast, said Savin Kovachev, Regional Development Deputy Minister.
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