Friday headlines: changes to loans ordinance a must, IMF says, Orange's revenues drop, GDP/capita back to 2008 level in 3 years

29 October 2010

Romanian media

Franks, IMF: The Emergency Ordinance 50 is a must in order to get the next loan tranche – in Ziarul Financiar

Carrefour found another EUR 60 million for local operations. Romanian retails start falling – in Ziarul Financiar

Orange's revenues drop mainly on the prepay segment – in Ziarul Financiar

The GDP per capital will return to the 2008 level only in 2013 – in Ziarul Financiar

Eximbank grows loans portfolio by 20% to EUR 118 million – in Ziarul Financiar

100,000 Dacias with GPL – on Adevarul

Siemens will supply 260 wind turbines to Enel, including for Romanian projects – on Adevarul

Hidroelectrica wants to install wind turbines on Siret – on Adevarul

86% of Romanians think the economic situation has worsened in the last six months – on Dailybusiness.ro

A return of the real estate projects? Avrig 35 wants to start EUR 200 mln of projects in 2011 – on Dailybusiness.ro

DTZ Echinox – a weak third quarter, the value of project acquisitions in Romania will read EUR 250 million – on Dailybusiness.ro

Free wireless internet in 80 Rompetrol gas stations – on Wall-street.ro

Millenium Bank Romania reduces loss by a third in nine months – on Wall-street.ro

The change to Emergency Ordinance 50 needs to be approved by December 15, says IMF – on Money.ro

International media

China builds world’s fastest supercomputer- in FT

Toyota secretly bought problem cars, lawsuit says- on Reuters

GM to repay taxpayers $2.1 billion as prepares for IPO - on Reuters

Facebook, Twitter say social is the new normal- on Reuters

Microsoft Beats Street and Knocks Down Apple Worry - on ABC News

Nippon Life Leads Insurer Rush to Japan's Bonds as Fed Targets Inflation- on Bloomberg

Southwest Airlines brings WiFi onboard- in the Houston Chronicle

Samsung Electronics Forecasts Weak Quarter as Earnings Peak- on Bloomberg

Tokyo bourse looking into insider trading complaints- on Reuters

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Friday headlines: changes to loans ordinance a must, IMF says, Orange's revenues drop, GDP/capita back to 2008 level in 3 years

29 October 2010

Romanian media

Franks, IMF: The Emergency Ordinance 50 is a must in order to get the next loan tranche – in Ziarul Financiar

Carrefour found another EUR 60 million for local operations. Romanian retails start falling – in Ziarul Financiar

Orange's revenues drop mainly on the prepay segment – in Ziarul Financiar

The GDP per capital will return to the 2008 level only in 2013 – in Ziarul Financiar

Eximbank grows loans portfolio by 20% to EUR 118 million – in Ziarul Financiar

100,000 Dacias with GPL – on Adevarul

Siemens will supply 260 wind turbines to Enel, including for Romanian projects – on Adevarul

Hidroelectrica wants to install wind turbines on Siret – on Adevarul

86% of Romanians think the economic situation has worsened in the last six months – on Dailybusiness.ro

A return of the real estate projects? Avrig 35 wants to start EUR 200 mln of projects in 2011 – on Dailybusiness.ro

DTZ Echinox – a weak third quarter, the value of project acquisitions in Romania will read EUR 250 million – on Dailybusiness.ro

Free wireless internet in 80 Rompetrol gas stations – on Wall-street.ro

Millenium Bank Romania reduces loss by a third in nine months – on Wall-street.ro

The change to Emergency Ordinance 50 needs to be approved by December 15, says IMF – on Money.ro

International media

China builds world’s fastest supercomputer- in FT

Toyota secretly bought problem cars, lawsuit says- on Reuters

GM to repay taxpayers $2.1 billion as prepares for IPO - on Reuters

Facebook, Twitter say social is the new normal- on Reuters

Microsoft Beats Street and Knocks Down Apple Worry - on ABC News

Nippon Life Leads Insurer Rush to Japan's Bonds as Fed Targets Inflation- on Bloomberg

Southwest Airlines brings WiFi onboard- in the Houston Chronicle

Samsung Electronics Forecasts Weak Quarter as Earnings Peak- on Bloomberg

Tokyo bourse looking into insider trading complaints- on Reuters

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