Analysis
Romanian Software Market Up 5.7% On Year To EUR572.3M In 2012
The Romanian software market rose 5.7% on the year to EUR572.3 million in 2012, according to a survey conducted by the National Software Industry Association (ANIS) and IDC Romania.
Over 10% Of Romanians Willing To Start Business In Near Future - Survey
One in five Romanians believes the current economic context is favorable to starting a business and over 10% of respondents plan to start their own business in the upcoming year, according t...
Romania’s Tax Changes Will Lower Consumption, Hurt Retailers’ Business And Investments
Romania’s new tax changes will lower people’s income, as they will ultimately pay for the tax hikes, affecting retailers’ business and investments, and the measures are set to backfire as st...
Press Review - November 13, 2013
Romania To Spend The Most On Welfare, Healthcare, Transport, Education In 2014 Romani’s welfare, healthcare, transport and education sectors will suck up the most state budget funds in 2014,...
Press Review - November 12, 2013
Students Announce Protest Plans The National Alliance of Student Organizations in Romania (ANOSR) said it would stage protests Wednesday in Bucharest and countrywide, displeased that the Gov...
Romanians Among Most Dissatisfied With Taxes, Politicians In SEE - Survey
Romanians are among the most dissatisfied Southeastern European citizens with their country’s tax system and politicians, according to a survey conducted by market research company Daedalus.
Press Review - November 11, 2013
Low-Income People In Bucharest Exempt From Paying Water & Sewerage Services Low-income people living in Bucharest can file applications to be exempted from paying cold water supply and sewer...
Press Review - November 8, 2013
Social Liberal Union Leaders Met To Discuss Rosia Montana Social Liberal Union leaders Crin Antonescu and Victor Ponta had an emergency meeting Thursday to discuss the Rosia Montana mining p...
Competition Council: Cement Market Is Least Competitive In The Economy
The Romanian cement market, shared by three major players, French Lafarge, German HeidelbergCement and Swiss Holcim, is the least competitive economic sector, according to a Competition Coun...