Retail giant PKO BP gets go ahead for Bank Pocztowy deal more »
Europe’s largest mobile phone operator, has shunned its traditional advisers on mergers and acquisitions more »
The Hungarian central bank cut its benchmark interest rate by 0.50 percentage points to 11.0 percent in what was seen as an attempt to weaken the country's currency more »
The world's second-largest steel producer, LNM Holdings, bought a 51-percent stake in Bosnia's biggest steelworks, BH Steel, for 80 million dollars more »
European stock markets slid on Friday amid profit taking in the oil sector but managed to end off their lows as Wall Street rebounded from Thursday's sell-off more »
Hewlett-Packard announced the firing of three top executives after reporting a dismal quarter and acknowledging that the company's failure to execute on its own internal computing initiatives left it vulnerable to competitors more »
Lithuanian companies making military clothes overflowed with orders from NATO countries more »
Standard & Poor's, a rating firm, has assigned an A credit rating to PZU, the state-controlled insurance giant more »
The Czech Republic's current account deficit came in at a higher than expected $403 million, official figures showed Wednesday. more »
SkyEurope, the Slovak budget carrier, will start to offer flights from Kraków airport in September more »