Romania short film Stopover, directed by Ioana Uricaru, has been included in the competition for the Sundance International Film festival. The film has been nominated in the International Narrative Shorts category, along with other 14 films.

Romanian ballerina Alina Cojocaru, who performs for the Royal Ballet in London, has been nominated for the Critics' Circle National Dance Awards. The awards gala will take place on January 24 next year in London.

The Czech Cultural Center in Bucharest will screen the Metrobranding documentary on December 13, from 20,00 hours. The documentary will feature Romanian brands like Relaxa the mattress, Dragasani sneakers, Pegas the bicycle, Mobra the motorcycle, the Fieni bulbs and Ileana the sewing machine, which were once the stars of the Romanian golden era. The documentary will also have English subtitles.

The revenues on the telecom segment in Romania continued to drop this year, but to a lower extent than in 2009, according to Catalin Marinescu, president of the National Authority for Management and Regulation in Communications (ANCOM). Last year, the market reached EUR 3.9 billion, down 15 percent on 2008.

Romania's industrial output went up by 10.5 percent in the first ten months of the year compared to the same period of last year, according to data from the Statistics Institute. The mining sector went down by 7.1 percent, while capital goods went up 17.1 percent.

Private healthcare operator Medas has opened a new medical clinic on 2,500 sqm within Unirea Shopping Center in Bucharest, following an investment of EUR 4 million. This is the forth clinic in the Medas network and includes 23 medical rooms.

Google has launched the Street View application in Romania, available for eight cities in the country, among which Bucharest, Brasov, Oradea, Timisoara, Cluj, Sibiu and Constanta.

The European Commission has recently given the green light for the construction of two additional reactors at Romania’s sole nuclear power plant in Cernavoda. Romania, through state-owned nuclear energy company Nuclearelectrica, controls 51 percent in EnergoNuclear, a joint venture set up to build two new reactors at the country's sole nuclear power plant in Cernavoda.

Romania's excises on fuels and tobacco will be raised as of January 1, 2011, which could lead to new increases in the price of such products, according to a draft emergency ordinance amending the Fiscal Code.

Real estate developer Copper Beech Capital, which has built the Blue Tower residential project in Bucharest, has been declared bankrupt after the court rejected its reorganization plan. The 16-storey block of flats in Colentina area of Bucharest should have been finalized in September last year and was expected to have 156 apartments.

Romania short film Stopover, directed by Ioana Uricaru, has been included in the competition for the Sundance International Film festival. The film has been nominated in the International Narrative Shorts category, along with other 14 films.

Romanian ballerina Alina Cojocaru, who performs for the Royal Ballet in London, has been nominated for the Critics' Circle National Dance Awards. The awards gala will take place on January 24 next year in London.

The Czech Cultural Center in Bucharest will screen the Metrobranding documentary on December 13, from 20,00 hours. The documentary will feature Romanian brands like Relaxa the mattress, Dragasani sneakers, Pegas the bicycle, Mobra the motorcycle, the Fieni bulbs and Ileana the sewing machine, which were once the stars of the Romanian golden era. The documentary will also have English subtitles.

The revenues on the telecom segment in Romania continued to drop this year, but to a lower extent than in 2009, according to Catalin Marinescu, president of the National Authority for Management and Regulation in Communications (ANCOM). Last year, the market reached EUR 3.9 billion, down 15 percent on 2008.

Romania's industrial output went up by 10.5 percent in the first ten months of the year compared to the same period of last year, according to data from the Statistics Institute. The mining sector went down by 7.1 percent, while capital goods went up 17.1 percent.

Private healthcare operator Medas has opened a new medical clinic on 2,500 sqm within Unirea Shopping Center in Bucharest, following an investment of EUR 4 million. This is the forth clinic in the Medas network and includes 23 medical rooms.

Google has launched the Street View application in Romania, available for eight cities in the country, among which Bucharest, Brasov, Oradea, Timisoara, Cluj, Sibiu and Constanta.

The European Commission has recently given the green light for the construction of two additional reactors at Romania’s sole nuclear power plant in Cernavoda. Romania, through state-owned nuclear energy company Nuclearelectrica, controls 51 percent in EnergoNuclear, a joint venture set up to build two new reactors at the country's sole nuclear power plant in Cernavoda.

Romania's excises on fuels and tobacco will be raised as of January 1, 2011, which could lead to new increases in the price of such products, according to a draft emergency ordinance amending the Fiscal Code.

Real estate developer Copper Beech Capital, which has built the Blue Tower residential project in Bucharest, has been declared bankrupt after the court rejected its reorganization plan. The 16-storey block of flats in Colentina area of Bucharest should have been finalized in September last year and was expected to have 156 apartments.