Thursday headlines: Meinl buys back Kandia, Standard Snacks insolvent, Videanu says flat tax 10%
Romanian media
Meinl, Austrian coffee baron buys back Kandia at five times lower price – in Ziarul Financiar
Foreign banks have maintained their exposure to Romania – in Ziarul Financiar
Alexander Hergan steps down as Avrig 35 chief executive – in Ziarul Financiar
Romanians bet 150m euros on football games and tennis tournaments – in Ziarul Financiar
Finance Ministry goes back on decision to tax interests calculated before July 1 – in Ziarul Financiar
Videau – We're analyzing the flat tax drop to 10 percent – in Gandul
Standard Snacks enters insolvency – in Adevarul
CallPoint New Europe expects a turnover of EUR 7 million for 2010 – in Dailybusiness.ro
Scenario 2011- Taxed pensions and a new agreement with the IMF – on Wall-street.ro
Adrian Sarbu unifies media companies under one umbrella, Mediafax – on Wall-street.ro
International media
IMF warns on global recovery - in the Financial Times
Romania awards 20 oil exploration licenses - on Reuters
Kraft to sell Cadbury's Romanian confectionery business - on Reuters
ECB chides Romania on bankers’ pay cut - in the Financial Times
Europe presents main threat to global recovery, IMF says - in the Washington Post
Wells Fargo Cuts 3800 Jobs, Closes Consumer-Finance Business - in BusinessWeek
Disney Is Said to Be Nearing a Deal for Miramax Films - in the New York Times