Technology &Telecoms
Vodafone To Cut Roaming Tariffs By Up To 26.7%
Mobile telecom operator Vodafone Romania will lower its standard roaming tariffs by up to 26.7% starting June 17, to comply with European Union regulations, the company said Thursday.
Vodafone CEO: My New Team Is Ready
Inaki Berroeta, 43, who in December 2010 took over at the helm of Vodafone Romania, has made changes in the company's organization and appointed six new people in top management jobs. He say...
Orange To Cut Roaming Tariffs By Up To 26.7% Starting July 1
Mobile telecom operator Orange Romania will lower its standard roaming tariffs by up to 26.7% starting July 1, the company said Wednesday.
Austria’s Kapsch Negotiates Acquisition In Romania
Austrian group Kapsch, with over EUR0.5 billion in annual turnover, negotiates an “over EUR1 million” acquisition of an IT company in Romania, and plans a major expansion over the next five...
Vreme Presents EU-Funded Project On Broadband Internet Infrastructure
Romanian Communications Minister Valerian Vreme presented Thursday in Brussels a plan on developing broadband Internet infrastructure in disadvantaged areas, which will be financed with non-...
Posta Romana Sends Employees On Unpaid Leave To Save RON7M Monthly
Romania’s state owned postal company Poata Romana will send its employees on two days unpaid leave each month starting June 1, until the end of the year, hoping to cut its monthly expenses b...
Samsung Supplier Plans To Expand Oradea Factory
South Korea’s Hanil Electronics--equipment and parts supplier for electronics giant Samsung--which built a plant in Biharia, northwestern Romania, wants to buy another 10 hectares of land to...
CGS Seeks 600 Employees For New Call-center In Sibiu
US-held Computer Generated Solutions, provider of call center services, which already has nearly 2,000 employees in Bucharest and Brasov, will open a new office in Sibiu, central Romania, wh...
Zoltan Teszari Increases Stake In RCS&RDS
Oradea-based businessman Zoltan Teszari has increased his RCS&RDS stake from 43.01% in 2007 to 43.6%, according to a May 2011 report of Standard & Poor’s rating agency.