Monday headlines: Patriciu invests EUR 100 mln in Mic.ro mobile network, lower rent budget for expats, Barasab passage, 95% finalized
Romanian media
National Bank officials about the possibility to exit crisis: the budget adjustment is just the start of reforms – in Ziarul Financiar
Patriciu wants to invest EUR 100 million in putting Mic.ro on wheels – in Ziarul Financiar
Astra profit grows four times in nine months to EUR 4.3 million – in Ziarul Financiar
Ardaf won EUR 2.6 million but its business dropped 23 percent – in Ziarul Financiar
BCR Life Insurance sees business up 37 percent – in Ziarul Financiar
Only 100 co-financing loans from Banca Transilvania in nine months – in Ziarul Financiar
Mechel grows Lamoniroul Braila business ten times in nine months, to EUR 73 million – in Ziarul Financiar
Expats' rent budget, limited by companies to EUR 1,600 a month – in Gandul
Winter holiday, 20 percent cheaper. Hotel owners extend the super offer period – in Gandul
EIB will finance by EUR 600 million modernizing roads in Romania, says Transport Minister – in Adevarul
Alumil profit, down 78 percent – on Dailybusiness.ro
Basarab passage, 95 percent finalized – on Dailybusiness.ro
Four airlines want to open new routes to Bucharest in 2011: Quatar Airways, Pegasus Airlines, Emirates, Wataniya Airways– on Dailybusiness.ro
Economy drops 0.7 percent in the third quarter – on Wall-street.ro
Impact developer: EUR 1.5 million loss after nine months – on Wall-street.ro
Patriciu: Crisis in Romania is merely at the beginning – on Wall-street.ro
Emil Boc inaugurates 10 more kilometers of Transylvania Highway – on Wall-street.ro
Brazidecraciun.ro bets on EUR 125,000 in business this year – on Wall-street.ro
International media
Japan’s economy grows as stimulus spurs spending- in FT
Troubled California begins $14bn bond sale- in FT
Gazprom expansion fuels hiring spree- in FT
Five Canadians, two Mexicans dead in Cancun resort explosion- on Reuters
Ireland Talks With EU as Germany Pushes It to Take Bailout- on Bloomberg
Japan's Economy Grows at 3.9% Annual Pace, More Than Estimates- on Bloomberg
Facebook Passes EBay in Value, Becoming No. 3 U.S. Web Company - on Bloomberg
GM's IPO gives America a look at the future- the Detroit News