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Serbia to Export Fiats to the US
Fiat plant in Serbia plans to start exporting 3,000 vehicles a month to America, marking a return of Serbia-made cars to the US after a three-decade absence.
Latest Business News from Serbia
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.
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.
New Flights from Belgrade to Holiday Destinations
Belgrade airport has introduced its summer timetable which offers new flights to Greek islands.
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.
Serbian Chains Cut Prices to Relieve Shoppers
Six retail chains in Serbia have cuts their prices to help shore up people's tumbling living standards.
Brussels to Probe Serbian Subsidies to Fiat
The European Commission wants to investigate whether Serbia's decision to subsidize the Fiat plant in Kragujevac is in line with its interim EU trade deal.
French Lay Out Options for New Metro
Egis Rail of France has offered Belgrade a number of models for the new metro network as part of its feasibility study.
Serbia Urged to Aid Threatened Savers in Cyprus
As Cyprus crisis worsens, secretary of Serbian banks association says Belgrade should compile a list of Serbian savers and help those most in need.
Serbia and Bosnia Agree Trade Protocol
As the two neighbours firm up their economic ties, new agreements are expected to follow in June.
Serbia Tops Balkans For Illicit Financial Flows
The organisation Global Financial Integrity has ranked Serbia worst of all Balkan countries when it comes to illegal financial flows.
New Malls Lure Belgrade’s Big Spenders
Within two years, Belgrade is due to get four new major retail centres, significantly boosting the range of temptations on offer.
Belgrade Aims to Restore US Flight Link
After America’s FAA completed its initial inspection of Serbia’s aviation, Serbia hopes the US will allow Belgrade to launch direct flights by year’s end.
Serbia Signs 'Major Investment Deals' with Emirates
Belgrade said the United Arab Emirates has agreed a series of deals worth several hundred million euro to help revive Serbia’s tattered economy.
Sweden's IKEA and H&M Come to Serbia
Two Swedish brands, the furniture giant Ikea and the retail-clothing company H&M, have confirmed they are opening stores in Belgrade this year and next.
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Serbia Needs IMF to Boost Confidence in Reforms
To keep its reform policy credible for investors, the government must find common ground with the IMF and look for a new arrangement, experts say.
Politics and Society
Serbian Media Urged to Shun Hate Speech
Conference hears calls for further action to prevent hate speech from spreading on the internet.
Kosovo Mayor Questions BIRN's Motives
