Sixty three per cent of Croatian voters would say «yes» to accession to the European Union were the referendum to be held tomorrow.
10/31/2010
— Filed under: Politics
Tags: Croatians, EU, membership
European Commission President Jose Barroso stressed Monday that the Group of 20 leaders should come up with a «strong action plan» for shoring up a fragile global economic recovery in their summit in Seoul later this week.
10/30/2010
— Filed under: Politics
Tags: European Commission, interview, Jose Barroso
Graduates who are struggling to find work need to learn how to sell themselves to employers and change their game plan if they are serious about finding work, says a leading careers and recruitment expert.
Serbian justice minister Snežana Malovic has moved to allay continuing concerns about her country’s suitability for possible EU membership.
The French manufacturing sector saw a slowdown in output growth during October. However, a sharper rise in new orders and stabilization of employment provided reassurance that the upturn remains robust. The headline Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) — a seasonally adjusted index designed to measure the performance of the manufacturing economy — slipped slightly to 55,2 from 56,0 in September.
10/27/2010
— Filed under: Business
Tags: France, industrial output
Losses come as Finnish phone company attempts to restructure smartphone business, as third-quarter net profit hits £469m
Borrowing costs for Ireland and Portugal shot up as investors took fright at European proposals to force them to take a greater share of losses in future state bail-outs.
10/25/2010
— Filed under: Finance
Tags: debt, Dublin, Lisbon
Romanian President Traian Basescu said he was «not happy» with a decision by EU leaders last week to exclude the cost of pension reform programmes from public debt and deficit figures, saying he will fight for a «fair decision».
10/24/2010
— Filed under: Finance,Politics
Tags: budget rules, EU, Romania
EU candidate status could be granted in December 2011, Deputy Prime Minister Bozidar Djelic told a press conference after a meeting of the EU integration committee on Monday (November 1st).
France hopes to sell a nuclear power station to Libya and gain access to its massive oil reserves after the signing of a strategic partnership between the two countries on Thursday.
10/22/2010
— Filed under: Business
Tags: France, Libyan, nuclear power station
