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Companies

Entrepreneurs Still Cling To Pre-Crisis Prices, Say Investment Bankers

Several hundred companies are for sale on the Romanian market, most of them SMEs, but the number of done-deals is extremely low compared with the 2007-2008 period, when investment funds and...

Ioana Mihai-Andrei · 02.11.2011 · 00:00 · 3 min
Analysis

Way Out Of Recession As Seen By Foreign Investors

The Foreign Investors Council (FIC) proposes the return to a 19% VAT as a solution to revive consumption and economic growth, reducing social security contributions and increasing the absorp...

Claudia Medrega · 20.10.2011 · 00:00 · 2 min
Romania Could Slip Back Into Recession Anytime, PM Says
Macroeconomics

Romania Could Slip Back Into Recession Anytime, PM Says

Romania could slip back into recession anytime next year, Prime Minister Emil Boc said Tuesday, adding the Government needs to continue its restructuring measures and prioritize investments.

Oana Gavrila · 18.10.2011 · 11:55 · 1 min
Exit From Recession Becomes Imperceptible
Macroeconomics

Exit From Recession Becomes Imperceptible

The gross domestic product growth of just 0.2% in the second quarter against the first points to a significant slowdown, although the Romanian economy remained in positive territory for the...

Claudia Medrega · 17.08.2011 · 00:00 · 1 min
Steel Industry Between Massive Layoffs And 50% Wage Raises In Recession
Companies

Steel Industry Between Massive Layoffs And 50% Wage Raises In Recession

The employees of steel companies, whose businesses made a significant recovery from the crisis thanks to a surge in exports, were among the most privileged in terms of wage raises during the...

Adrian Cojocar · 27.06.2011 · 00:03 · 2 min
EBRD: Greece’s Troubles Unlikely To Send Romania Back Into Recession
Macroeconomics

EBRD: Greece’s Troubles Unlikely To Send Romania Back Into Recession

Greece’s seemingly turn for the worse is unlikely to push Romanian economy into recession, according to Peter Sanfey, lead economist at the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development.

Florentina Dragu · 05.06.2011 · 15:36 · 1 min