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Price Caps: Gov't Loses Case Against Spar Supermarket in Hungary

Price Caps: Gov't Loses Case Against Spar Supermarket in Hungary

  • 13 Sep 2024 8:01 AM
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The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) said that price caps Hungary's government earlier mandated for staples such as sugar, flour, cooking oil, pork and milk, to keep inflation down were contrary to EU law in a ruling.
Quiet Quitting Phenomenon on Rise in Hungary

Quiet Quitting Phenomenon on Rise in Hungary

Negative internal communication reduces employee loyalty and increases the intent to "quietly quit" in Hungarian businesses. This also diminishes the company's performance, as researchers from Corvinus University and their foreign colleagues have found.
Woody Allen’s New Play Set for World Premiere in Budapest this Autumn

Woody Allen’s New Play Set for World Premiere in Budapest this Autumn

Woody Allen’s newest theatrical venture, Brooklyn Story, is set for its world premiere at the Belvárosi Színház in Budapest. Scheduled for October 4, this debut is a significant event in the Hungarian cultural scene, presented by the Orlai Production Office.
FirstMed Aiming at Expansion & Introducing AI

FirstMed Aiming at Expansion & Introducing AI

English-language clinic FirstMed opened in Hungary 25 years ago. Since then, it has faced challenges such as the 2008 financial crisis, the COVID-19 pandemic and an increasingly competitive private healthcare market.
Not Worth It? Multiple Reports Question State Reacquisition of Budapest Airport

Not Worth It? Multiple Reports Question State Reacquisition of Budapest Airport

The Liszt Ferenc International Airport is estimated to yield up to 60-80 billion forints (EUR 151.8m-202.5m) a year, Csaba Dömötör, a state secretary of the cabinet office said.
Updated: Budapest Airport Sold for 3.1 Billion Euros to State & French Co-Investor

Updated: Budapest Airport Sold for 3.1 Billion Euros to State & French Co-Investor

The purchase agreement on the Hungarian state and an associated investor acquiring Liszt Ferenc International Airport has been signed, Márton Nagy, the national economy minister said.
Panoramic Hotel in Visegrád Aims to Reopen in Autumn After Suffering Extensive Fire Damage

Panoramic Hotel in Visegrád Aims to Reopen in Autumn After Suffering Extensive Fire Damage

The reconstruction of the Silvanus Hotel in Visegrád, which suffered extensive fire damage earlier this year, is now in progress, with works expected to wrap up in the fall.
Banks in Hungary Deny Enhancing Profits During Wartime

Banks in Hungary Deny Enhancing Profits During Wartime

The Hungarian Banking Association denied on Tuesday that the bank sector had enhanced profits during wartime, insisting it had been among those suffering the economic uncertainties caused by the war and had endured the burdens of various government measures “in a disciplined and cooperative manner”.
Debrecen Base of Wizz Air to Be Closed, Low-Cost Airline in Trouble?

Debrecen Base of Wizz Air to Be Closed, Low-Cost Airline in Trouble?

Wizz Air will transfer its aircraft based at the Debrecen International Airport to Budapest on October 27 to “consolidate its operations” at Liszt Ferenc International Airport.
Price Caps: Gov't Loses Case Against Spar Supermarket in Hungary

Price Caps: Gov't Loses Case Against Spar Supermarket in Hungary

  • 13 Sep 2024 8:01 AM
  • shopping
The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) said that price caps Hungary's government earlier mandated for staples such as sugar, flour, cooking oil, pork and milk, to keep inflation down were contrary to EU law in a ruling.
Quiet Quitting Phenomenon on Rise in Hungary

Quiet Quitting Phenomenon on Rise in Hungary

Negative internal communication reduces employee loyalty and increases the intent to "quietly quit" in Hungarian businesses. This also diminishes the company's performance, as researchers from Corvinus University and their foreign colleagues have found.
Woody Allen’s New Play Set for World Premiere in Budapest this Autumn

Woody Allen’s New Play Set for World Premiere in Budapest this Autumn

Woody Allen’s newest theatrical venture, Brooklyn Story, is set for its world premiere at the Belvárosi Színház in Budapest. Scheduled for October 4, this debut is a significant event in the Hungarian cultural scene, presented by the Orlai Production Office.
FirstMed Aiming at Expansion & Introducing AI

FirstMed Aiming at Expansion & Introducing AI

English-language clinic FirstMed opened in Hungary 25 years ago. Since then, it has faced challenges such as the 2008 financial crisis, the COVID-19 pandemic and an increasingly competitive private healthcare market.
Not Worth It? Multiple Reports Question State Reacquisition of Budapest Airport

Not Worth It? Multiple Reports Question State Reacquisition of Budapest Airport

The Liszt Ferenc International Airport is estimated to yield up to 60-80 billion forints (EUR 151.8m-202.5m) a year, Csaba Dömötör, a state secretary of the cabinet office said.
Updated: Budapest Airport Sold for 3.1 Billion Euros to State & French Co-Investor

Updated: Budapest Airport Sold for 3.1 Billion Euros to State & French Co-Investor

The purchase agreement on the Hungarian state and an associated investor acquiring Liszt Ferenc International Airport has been signed, Márton Nagy, the national economy minister said.
Panoramic Hotel in Visegrád Aims to Reopen in Autumn After Suffering Extensive Fire Damage

Panoramic Hotel in Visegrád Aims to Reopen in Autumn After Suffering Extensive Fire Damage

The reconstruction of the Silvanus Hotel in Visegrád, which suffered extensive fire damage earlier this year, is now in progress, with works expected to wrap up in the fall.
Banks in Hungary Deny Enhancing Profits During Wartime

Banks in Hungary Deny Enhancing Profits During Wartime

The Hungarian Banking Association denied on Tuesday that the bank sector had enhanced profits during wartime, insisting it had been among those suffering the economic uncertainties caused by the war and had endured the burdens of various government measures “in a disciplined and cooperative manner”.
Debrecen Base of Wizz Air to Be Closed, Low-Cost Airline in Trouble?

Debrecen Base of Wizz Air to Be Closed, Low-Cost Airline in Trouble?

Wizz Air will transfer its aircraft based at the Debrecen International Airport to Budapest on October 27 to “consolidate its operations” at Liszt Ferenc International Airport.