Monday headlines: Tesco in talks over Real Hypermarket Romania, new discussions with IMF in January, exports peak in October

13 December 2010

Romanian media

Raiffeisen sells EUR 30 million of retail loans every month, same as in 2009 – in Ziarul Financiar

120 Romanians pay between EUR 30,000 and EUR 50,000 a year to send their children to foreign private highschools – in Ziarul Financiar

Exports reach peak in October, at EUR 3.52 billion – in Ziarul Financiar

Tiriac invests EUR 14 million in expanding the auto network – in Ziarul Financiar

Amrop headhunters return on the market through partnership – in Ziarul Financiar

Tesco currently negotiating to take over Real – in Ziarul Financiar

Scandia wants to open 6-7 restaurants in malls and office buildings – in Ziarul Financiar

Cristescu brothers want to open hotel and disco in two planes in Orastie – in Ziarul Financiar

In 2015, Dacia will produce 50,000 cars a year – in Gandul

With unmade homework, Boc announces the new deal with the IMF – in Adevarul

Mihai David, forced to resign from Hidroelectrica on political reasons – in Adevarul

Discussions with IMF for new loan start on January 20 – on Dailybusiness.ro

The booking level for mountain resorts is of 70 percent for the winter holidays – on Dailybusiness.ro

GroupOn, on entering the Romanian market: In six months, we will be the leaders of the reduction coupons market. We are a Goliath– on Dailybusiness.ro

Microsoft Romania: We strive to bring Xbox 360 and Kinecto, but we don't know what that will happen – on Wall-street.ro

Finnish Ruukki exports 40 percent of the local production – on Wall-street.ro

International media

Push for shake-up of EU rescue facility- in FT

Grocery chain A&P files for bankruptcy- on Reuters

Amazon websites outage was due to hardware failure - on Reuters

At least 1000 suits to proceed in Madoff case - on the Boston Globe

Wal-Mart Tries Again for New York City Store - in the New York Times

Spotlight On Banks' Exposure in Europe - in the Wall Street Journal

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Monday headlines: Tesco in talks over Real Hypermarket Romania, new discussions with IMF in January, exports peak in October

13 December 2010

Romanian media

Raiffeisen sells EUR 30 million of retail loans every month, same as in 2009 – in Ziarul Financiar

120 Romanians pay between EUR 30,000 and EUR 50,000 a year to send their children to foreign private highschools – in Ziarul Financiar

Exports reach peak in October, at EUR 3.52 billion – in Ziarul Financiar

Tiriac invests EUR 14 million in expanding the auto network – in Ziarul Financiar

Amrop headhunters return on the market through partnership – in Ziarul Financiar

Tesco currently negotiating to take over Real – in Ziarul Financiar

Scandia wants to open 6-7 restaurants in malls and office buildings – in Ziarul Financiar

Cristescu brothers want to open hotel and disco in two planes in Orastie – in Ziarul Financiar

In 2015, Dacia will produce 50,000 cars a year – in Gandul

With unmade homework, Boc announces the new deal with the IMF – in Adevarul

Mihai David, forced to resign from Hidroelectrica on political reasons – in Adevarul

Discussions with IMF for new loan start on January 20 – on Dailybusiness.ro

The booking level for mountain resorts is of 70 percent for the winter holidays – on Dailybusiness.ro

GroupOn, on entering the Romanian market: In six months, we will be the leaders of the reduction coupons market. We are a Goliath– on Dailybusiness.ro

Microsoft Romania: We strive to bring Xbox 360 and Kinecto, but we don't know what that will happen – on Wall-street.ro

Finnish Ruukki exports 40 percent of the local production – on Wall-street.ro

International media

Push for shake-up of EU rescue facility- in FT

Grocery chain A&P files for bankruptcy- on Reuters

Amazon websites outage was due to hardware failure - on Reuters

At least 1000 suits to proceed in Madoff case - on the Boston Globe

Wal-Mart Tries Again for New York City Store - in the New York Times

Spotlight On Banks' Exposure in Europe - in the Wall Street Journal

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