08 February 2011

Citroen Romania has launched C-Zero, an electric car model, on the Romanian market. The model is priced at EUR 36,600. This is the first electric car officially available in Romania and will be in stock in the following weeks. C-Zero will be sold in its top version, High Line, which includes MP3 radio CD, computer, ESP, USB port, blue tooth, among others.

08 February 2011

Romanian cosmetics producer Farmec Cluj-Napoca, which posted a turnover of EUR 22.8 million last year, up 10 percent on the previous year, hopes this year's business growth will reach 5 percent. One of the channels of growth will come from the international expansion, which has already been started last year, when the company entered the Hungarian market, according to Mircea Turdean, general manager of Farmec Cluj – Napoca.

08 February 2011

The International Monetary Fund will submit the new precautionary deal for Romania for approval in its board meeting at the end of March, when it will also talk about the seventh review of the current stand-by agreement with the country, according to Jeffrey Franks, head of the IMF delegation to Romania.

08 February 2011

Citroen Romania has launched C-Zero, an electric car model, on the Romanian market. The model is priced at EUR 36,600. This is the first electric car officially available in Romania and will be in stock in the following weeks. C-Zero will be sold in its top version, High Line, which includes MP3 radio CD, computer, ESP, USB port, blue tooth, among others.

08 February 2011

Romanian cosmetics producer Farmec Cluj-Napoca, which posted a turnover of EUR 22.8 million last year, up 10 percent on the previous year, hopes this year's business growth will reach 5 percent. One of the channels of growth will come from the international expansion, which has already been started last year, when the company entered the Hungarian market, according to Mircea Turdean, general manager of Farmec Cluj – Napoca.

08 February 2011

The International Monetary Fund will submit the new precautionary deal for Romania for approval in its board meeting at the end of March, when it will also talk about the seventh review of the current stand-by agreement with the country, according to Jeffrey Franks, head of the IMF delegation to Romania.

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