Wednesday headlines: highest inflation in the EU, EUR 5 bln of state debt, local car market down two places

17 November 2010

Romanian media

State debt jumps to EUR 5 billion in an year, while banks' debt down by EUR 1 billion – in Ziarul Financiar

Alro makes the profit planned for the entire year in the third quarter – in Ziarul Financiar

More expensive drugs ups profits for Antibiotice and Zentiva – in Ziarul Financiar

Orange offers access to news websites for EUR 2 a month – in Ziarul Financiar

Proposal to suspend lending at Volksbank Cluj – in Ziarul Financiar

Population and firms invest more abroad in 2010 – in Gandul

Senate budget commission rejects letter of intention with IMF – in Gandul

Romania has the highest inflation in the EU, 7.9% – in Gandul

Romanians from Televoice launches an electronic card reader for EUR 150 – in Gandul

Romania's energy strategy for 2010-2015, to be drafter in 2011 – in Adevarul

Banks can't increase loan commissions unilaterally, Chamber of Deputies commission decides – in Adevarul

Nicolae Tonitza's biggest painting up for sale- on Dailybusiness.ro

Smartree Romania gets new CEO, former Merrill Lynch Romanian employee - on Dailybusiness.ro

NNDKP recruits director from Finances for its fiscal consultancy division – on Wall-street.ro

Romanian car market down three places in EU, to 17th spot – on Wall-street.ro

EUR 360 million investment in a hydro power plant on Olt river, blocked by two rare species of birds – on Wall-street.ro

Romanians create the best application for iPhone, users say – on Capital.ro

No more hard copy work cards, to be replaced with electronic versions from 2011 – on Capital.ro

International media

Anger at Germany boils over- in FT

China and Europe rattle markets- in FT

Vallar deal plays to Rothschild family’s strengths- in FT

UK stroke victim receives stem cell treatment- in FT

EU Works on Aid for Irish Banks, Spurns Immediate Package- on Bloomberg

Paul Calello, Credit Suisse Investment Bank Head, Dies at 49- on Bloomberg

Hyundai Group `Spooking' Investors With $4.2 Billion Fund Needs- on Bloomberg

PRECIOUS METALS:Gold Plummets On Inflation Outlook, Dollar Gains- in the Wall Street Journal

Ireland's debt crisis triggers emergency talks- in the Washington Post

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Wednesday headlines: highest inflation in the EU, EUR 5 bln of state debt, local car market down two places

17 November 2010

Romanian media

State debt jumps to EUR 5 billion in an year, while banks' debt down by EUR 1 billion – in Ziarul Financiar

Alro makes the profit planned for the entire year in the third quarter – in Ziarul Financiar

More expensive drugs ups profits for Antibiotice and Zentiva – in Ziarul Financiar

Orange offers access to news websites for EUR 2 a month – in Ziarul Financiar

Proposal to suspend lending at Volksbank Cluj – in Ziarul Financiar

Population and firms invest more abroad in 2010 – in Gandul

Senate budget commission rejects letter of intention with IMF – in Gandul

Romania has the highest inflation in the EU, 7.9% – in Gandul

Romanians from Televoice launches an electronic card reader for EUR 150 – in Gandul

Romania's energy strategy for 2010-2015, to be drafter in 2011 – in Adevarul

Banks can't increase loan commissions unilaterally, Chamber of Deputies commission decides – in Adevarul

Nicolae Tonitza's biggest painting up for sale- on Dailybusiness.ro

Smartree Romania gets new CEO, former Merrill Lynch Romanian employee - on Dailybusiness.ro

NNDKP recruits director from Finances for its fiscal consultancy division – on Wall-street.ro

Romanian car market down three places in EU, to 17th spot – on Wall-street.ro

EUR 360 million investment in a hydro power plant on Olt river, blocked by two rare species of birds – on Wall-street.ro

Romanians create the best application for iPhone, users say – on Capital.ro

No more hard copy work cards, to be replaced with electronic versions from 2011 – on Capital.ro

International media

Anger at Germany boils over- in FT

China and Europe rattle markets- in FT

Vallar deal plays to Rothschild family’s strengths- in FT

UK stroke victim receives stem cell treatment- in FT

EU Works on Aid for Irish Banks, Spurns Immediate Package- on Bloomberg

Paul Calello, Credit Suisse Investment Bank Head, Dies at 49- on Bloomberg

Hyundai Group `Spooking' Investors With $4.2 Billion Fund Needs- on Bloomberg

PRECIOUS METALS:Gold Plummets On Inflation Outlook, Dollar Gains- in the Wall Street Journal

Ireland's debt crisis triggers emergency talks- in the Washington Post

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