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Ioana Tudor
- Fields
- Social/Politics, Capital Market, Banks-Insurance
- Writing for ZF since
- 2011
- Articles
- 3.881
Dacia Registrations In France Down 15% In 2011 To 88,980 Units
Registrations of new Dacia cars in France dropped 15% last year to 88,980 units from 104,640 units in 2010, according to the French carmakers association CCFA.
About 25,000 Apartments Put Up For Sale In Bucharest In 2011 - Survey
About 25,000 apartments were put up for sale in Bucharest in 2011, up over 6% on the year, according to a report by realty portal anunturiparticulari.ro.
Bankruptcy Procedure To Also Apply To Reinsurers – Bill
The bankruptcy procedure will also apply to reinsurers, alongside insurance-reinsurance companies, according to a bill put forward by the Romanian Finance Ministry.
Government Works On Easing Visa Procedures For Turkish Citizens
The Romanian Government is looking into easing visa procedures for Turkish citizens, especially for businesspeople, Foreign Affairs Minister Teodor Baconschi told MEDIAFAX Friday.
CFR Calatori To Offer 5% Discount On Tickets Bought Online
Romanian state-owned passenger railway carrier CFR Calatori will offer starting January 1 a 5% discount on train tickets bought online from the company’s website.
CNADNR To Award EUR204M Road Maintenance Contracts In Feb 2012
Romania’s national roads authority CNADNR will award in February four road maintenance contracts, estimated at 875.55 million lei (EUR204 million), VAT excluded.
Gabriel Resources Wants Clarifications From Government Regarding Royalties Increase Decision
Canada-based Gabriel Resources is waiting for Romania’s Government to explain if its decision to increase royalties on precious metal extraction from 4% to 8% will also target the Rosia Mont...
Healthcare Bill: Organ Harvesting Forbidden Without Prior Consent
Organ harvesting is allowed only if people consented to having their organs removed after death for transplantation to another recipient, or if the family of the deceased assents to the proc...
Patient-Medical Staff Conflicts To Be Settled Amicably By Special Commission - Bill
Conflicts between patients and medical staff will be settled amicably by a special commission, according to Romania’s new healthcare bill, which is up for public debate as of Wednesday.
Orange, Vodafone Have 30 Days To Pay Romanian GSM License Extension Fee
The Romanian Government decided mobile operators Orange and Vodafone have a month to transfer EUR6.4 million each to the state budget, or authorities’ decision to extend their GSM licenses,...
Health Ministry, Pharmaceutical Companies To Negotiate Number Of Healthcare Program Patients - Bill
The Romanian Health Ministry will negotiate with pharmaceutical companies the number of patients to receive treatment using the money available for national healthcare programs, which curren...
Hospitals May Operate As Foundations Or Corporates - Bill Draft
Hospitals may operate as foundations or commercial companies to attract extra financial resources, and their current administrators will be the new units’ founders or single shareholders, ac...