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McDonald’s Restaurants Shut Down in Macedonia
All the McDonald’s fast-food restaurants in Macedonia have closed because the local company that operated the franchise has lost its licence for reasons which are as yet unknown.
Latest Business News from the Balkans
Albanian Businesses Pessimistic About Economy
A survey published by the American Chamber of Commerce in Albania reveals that the majority of its members saw an economic downturn in 2012 and expect worse in 2013.
Romania Invests Hopes in Black Sea Gas
Romania hopes to become energy independent in less than ten years, following exploitation of its Black Sea resources.
German Investors Keep Faith With Serbia
German investors in Serbia are mostly keen to expand their business activities in the country, a new survey show.
Etihad Partnership Brings New Flights to JAT
A codesharing agreement between the national carriers from Serbia and United Arab Emirates will enrich the offer of flights from Belgrade.
Romania Plans New Sale of State Assets
After series of failed privatisation attempts, the Romanian government is hoping for greater success with sales of new companies.
Bulgaria to Review South Stream Project
Bulgaria's caretaker-Prime Minister, Martin Raykov, called for an in-depth analysis of the Russian-sponsored South Stream gas pipeline project.
Dacia Threatens to Move Production From Romania
Managers of car-maker Dacia say they may transfer some production to Morocco if a dispute over pay is not resolved soon.
Croatia to Axe 10,000 Public Sector Workers
Minister warns that more jobs will have to go in railways, the national airline and the post office, among others.
PayPal Arrival to Boost Internet Shopping in Serbia
One of the most popular online money transfer and payment services is now available in Serbia, a country where Internet shopping remains a minority pasttime.
Romanians Trade Blame over Highway Debacle
As Romania cancels a contract to construct a major highway in Tranyslvania, politicians are blaming each other for the failure.
New Flights from Belgrade to Holiday Destinations
Belgrade airport has introduced its summer timetable which offers new flights to Greek islands.
Dubrovnik Airport Set For Upgrade
One of Croatia’s busiest airports is set to undergo major reconstruction and development.
Serbian Electricity Bill Debtors Risk Power Cuts
Serbia’s state electricity company will start cutting off supplies to consumers who fail to reschedule their debts.
Hints of Economic Upturn in Romania
New data suggest that the country is edging slowly towards economic recovery.
Procurement Violations 'Deter Investors in Bosnia'
Foreign investors need more transparency and fairness in procurement competitions, investment council says, referring to a recent survey.
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Slovenia: The Five-Year Hangover
The ad posted on a give-away website sums up the situation in Slovenia after almost half a decade of the deepest economic crisis in the country's short history.
PTK Buyer Spies Gold in Call Centres
Offshore Cash Bankrolls PTK Purchase
Slovenian Investigation Ensnares IPKO
Politics and Society
Bosnian Woman Jailed for Torturing War Prisoners
Monika Karan-Ilic, one of the few women tried in Bosnia for war crimes, has been convicted of torturing and abusing detention-camp prisoners in Brcko and jailed for four years.
New Roads to Reform in Bosnia
Culture and Lifestyle
Museum Lovers Prepare for Insomnia
Cultural institutions across Serbia will open their doors overnight on May 18th for the tenth Night of the Museums offering an attractive mix of exhibitions and performances.
