In this week’s Business News: low inflation seen through 2015; Hopin taxi
offer rides in from Slovakia; two-thirds of Czech companies see corruption
as part of environment; Kofola mulls share offer; and legal battle beckons
for ‘Little Mole’ rights
The world's first flying car, which is expected to go on sale by 2017, has crash landed while on test flight. The driver / pilot at the time of accident was none other than Stefan Klein, co-owner and inventor of the flying car.
The following is the final portion of the Media Q&A for my "Society 3.0" presentation to the Big Ideas for CEE in Bratislava SLOVAKIA @BigIdeasForCEE conference on April 17, 2015 Q.
The British Chamber of Commerce in the Slovak Republic invites you for a two-day business visit to the region of Piešťany organised by the foreign chambers of commerce in Slovakia.
One of the biggest maneuvers of the year, the exit of Italian power company
ENEL from Slovakia’s biggest electricity producer is being played out
with two very contrasting Czech companies, ČEZ and the EPH group, closely
" A joint meeting of parliamentary speakers from the European Union and Mediterranean Arab countries is asking Europe to consider taking in more refugees.
One of three people who President MiloA Zeman has refused to make a professor, Jan Eichler, says he has successfully undergone three security screenings. Mr. Zeman accuses Mr. Eichler of having been chief ideologue of the Communist Party prior to 1989, a charge rejected by the academic.
The Czech and Slovak prime ministers, Bohuslav Sobotka and Robert Fico,
have reiterated their countries’ opposition to the idea of European Union
states being required to take in compulsory quotas of asylum seekers. The
