Bosnia's top drug manufacturer Bosnalijek saw its profits increase by some 42 per cent in 2011, and has announced plans to stay focused on export.
While the privatization of Bosnia's largest telecoms firm is scheduled for 2012, company officials say the sale is likely to be postponed.
Already reeling from the impact of the global downturn, Bosnia’s economy is suffering further because foreign investors are fearful of political instability.
Bosnia's top drugs firm Bosnalijek reported a 12 percent drop in third-quarter net profit on Friday after local sales slipped and it wrote off a bad debt.
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, EBRD, approved a loan of €16.5 million euros to Bosnia-Herzegovina for improvements of roads in the capital Sarajevo.
Sven Alkalaj, Bosnia and Herzegovina’s foreign affairs minister, has discussed trade ties with Sheikh Sa’ad Bin Mohammed Al Mardouf Al Sa’adi, Oman’s Commerce and Industry Minister.
Croatians are increasingly looking to take advantage of discounts, special offers and other forms of bargains while shopping, according to new consumer research published by GfK .
Bosnian companies based in Libya are facing an uncertain future with discontinued contracts and unpaid claims racking up following six months of violent unrest.
Roadblocks set up by farmers to protest against a lack of financial support have been dismantled after government talks resulted in improvements for farmers.
Bosnia and Herzegovina has lost millions of Euros as a result of the trade embargo imposed by Kosovo’s government, according to the Foreign Trade Chamber of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Macedonian capital leads the region in terms of best city in which to start a business, a new report says.
Airport chief says new direct flight bridge to Dubai will mark start of struggling airport's revival.
Bosnia's third city becomes country's first to try out new device that monitors energy consumption.
Banknotes totalling zero convertible marks have begun circulating in Sarajevo to draw attention to growing corruption in Bosnia.
An international business forum in Sarajevo wraps up today after attracting investment pledges from Turkey and Saudi Arabia, and other Middle East countries.
A two-day business summit on the Western Balkans begins today in Maryland, though Serbia will not attend in protest over Kosovo's participation.
Four Bosnian Croats have been arrested on Wednesday on suspicion of committing war crimes against Bosnian Serbs in the Dretelj camp, Capljina, in May 1992.
In the Bosnian Serb backwater of Sekovici, jobs are hard to come by, especially for women. But an innovative sustainable project is bringing fresh hope to an impoverished community
The Visegrad film week started in Sarajevo on February 20 showing 'The Battle for Warsaw 1920' by the Polish director Jerzy Hoffman.