Results 76 - 90 from 90 for "costs"
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Local Administration’s Travel Costs Up Over 260% In Past Seven Years
06.14.2012
Costs for official travel abroad by mayors, directors and public workers in Romania’s local administration have increased by over 260% in the past seven years, stripping the state budget of hundreds more
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Bucharest Less Expensive For Expats In 2012 - Survey
06.12.2012
Bucharest is the world’s 176th most expensive city for expatriates, and the cost of living in the Romanian capital decreased this year compared to 2011, when the city was ranked 152nd, according to more
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GfK Romania: Consumer Good Sales Up 5.4% By Value, But Down 1% By Volume In 2011
03.28.2012
Sales of consumer goods in Romania rose 5.4%, an increase driven mainly by inflation, as consumption fell nearly 1% by volume in 2011, according to a survey by market research company GfK Romania. more
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Bucharest Ranks Fourth In DTZ Global Office Occupancy Costs Chart
02.23.2012
Bucharest is the fourth cheapest city in Europe in terms of occupancy costs for offices, after Budapest, Tallinn and Vilnius, according to a report by property services provider DTZ. more
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Erste: Romania’s Borrowing Costs Shouldn’t Climb After PM Resignation
02.06.2012
Romanian government’s resignation shouldn’t drive borrowing costs higher, as long as the country remains committed to its economic and fiscal adjustment program agreed with foreign lenders, an more
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Suppliers May Ease Costs Faced By Power Grid Operator Under Cold Weather
02.03.2012
Increased energy consumption in this interval, caused by low temperatures, will generate an increase in costs, which will paid by consumers and possibly suppliers, Friday said Marian Cernat, director more
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Romania 3Q Labor Costs Rise At 2nd Fastest Pace In EU
12.16.2011
Total hourly labor costs in the Romanian economy rose 7.9% on the year in July through September, the second-biggest increase in the European Union, official data showed Friday. more
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IBM: Romania Has Cheap Labor Force, But It Needs Innovation
10.18.2011
Romania has several advantages, including low labor costs, which keep investors interested in the local market, Tuesday said Mihai Tudor, general manager of IBM South and East Europe, within the forum more
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Romania 2Q Labor Costs Rise At 2nd Fastest Pace In EU
09.16.2011
Total hourly labor costs in the Romanian economy rose 7.2% on the year in April to July, the second-biggest increase in the European Union, official data showed Friday. more
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Bucharest To Have New Multi-Purpose Sports Center By 2013 For RON260M
08.10.2011
Romania’s Ministry of Regional Development and Tourism will build a multipurpose sports center in capital Bucharest by 2013, which will seat 16,000 people and cost 260 million lei (about EUR60 more
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Eurostat: Romania 1Q Labor Costs Rise At 3rd Fastest Pace In EU
06.20.2011
Total hourly labor costs in the Romanian economy rose 4.5% on the year in January to March, the third-biggest increase in the European Union, official data showed Monday. more
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Posta Romana Sends Employees On Unpaid Leave To Save RON7M Monthly
06.14.2011
Romania’s state owned postal company Poata Romana will send its employees on two days unpaid leave each month starting June 1, until the end of the year, hoping to cut its monthly expenses by 7 more
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Construction Price Of A Ten-story Building Goes Up To EUR800/Sqm
05.24.2011
The average "hard costs" (labor and material costs) of a building with an underground level and ten upper floors currently amount to around EUR450 to 550 per square meter, on top of which come "soft more
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Logistic Costs, 10% of Products' Shelf Price, Against 4% in the Netherlands
05.20.2011
At least 10% of shelf prices of products in Romanian stores are accounted for by logistic costs, namely transport and storage, compared with 4%-6% in the Netherlands and France, says Robin J. Martens, more
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U.S. To Allot $400M For Romanian Segment Of Missile Shield
05.03.2011
Costs to set up U.S. antimissile shield elements at a former airbase at Deveselu, in the southern Romanian Olt county, rise to $400 million, plus $20 million to be allotted annually for system more