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Kontrakty zapowiadają spadki

Kontrakty na indeksy amerykańskich giełd zapowiadają spadki na otwarciu. Nastroje popsuł Oracle.

Brussels is tough for shipyards

Warsaw (Puls Biznesu) – Trade unions asked for more time for privatization but Brussels refused. The government is to be blamed for the delays.

Porzuć robotę, pójdź na swoje

Prezesi i właściciele, dbajcie o pracowników! Bo uciekną i będą konkurencją.

WSE trades at its low for another day

Warsaw (Puls Biznesu) – Just before the MPC meeting in the USA ends, Warsaw investors nearly stopped from trading. The session did not change the market, the volume of trade was nearly at this year’s low of PLN 730m.

With or without EURO 2012, Poland will manage

Warsaw (Puls Biznesu) - If UEFA rejects Poland, Polish politicians and tourist companies will take the biggest hit. The country’s image will suffer. The economy will not break down, however, as roads, airports and hotels must be built anyway.

IBM i Ericsson zatrudnią polskich inżynierów

Inżynierom nie grozi bezrobocie. Tylko w tym roku firmy mogą zainwestować ponad 200 mln zł w centra badawczo-rozwojowe.

Eurotel may buy PPI ETC distributor

Warsaw (Puls Biznesu) – Eurotel, the distributor of Era mobile operator, wants to buy the network from PPI ETC Poland.

Nokia chce kupić 52 proc. Symbiana

Wonderware w fabrykach 3M

IBM i Ericsson cenią polskich inżynierów

Inżynierom nie grozi bezrobocie. Tylko w tym roku firmy mogą zainwestować ponad 200 mln zł w centra badawczo-rozwojowe.

Warsaw blue chips avoid further losses

Warsaw (Puls Biznesu) – Although blue chips managed to end up, the Warsaw Stock Exchange ended in the red today. The volume of trade rose which is bad news.

Trading places at clothing companies

A sudden change in the fight to seize control over Vistula&Wolczanka clothes company. Several days ago, Rafal Bauer, V&W CEO, could celebrate a successful acquisition of Kruk jewelry and clothes group. It looks like it was a Pyrrhic victory. Wojciech Kruk, Kruk founder, says he is coming back and will try to regain his influence in the group. With the support from Jerzy Mazgaj who will be the main player in the transaction.

Nokia przejmie Symbiana

Największy na świecie producent telefonów komórkowych chce kupić 52 proc. akcji Symbiana, producenta oprogramowania. Oferta wynosi 264 mln EUR, a sprzedawcami będą inni producenci komórek. Transakcja zakończy się w IV kw.

Google - firma o najlepszej renomie

Clash over airport in Gdynia is over

Warsaw (Puls Biznesu) – A civil airport will be built in Gdynia. The signature from the minister of defense is missing only.

Companies from Karkosik group sell lots

Warsaw (Puls Biznesu) – The group of the well-known stock investor wants to repair its budget by selling land. Out of six companies owning interesting lots, three have put them up for sale. The remaining three are wondering what to do.

Comarch may win an order Qumak-Sekom has already implemented

Warsaw (Puls Biznesu) – ZUS state-owned social insurance company received servers but it will be illegal if it pays for them. The court decided that ZUS should not have signed contract with Qumak-Sekom. Comarch may be the winner here.

PZU Zycie makes up for the losses

Warsaw (Puls Biznesu) – The leader of life insurance has finally managed to increase its market share. Now it wants to earn money in the healthcare sector.

Bank of New York Mellon does not want investment fund in Poland any longer

Warsaw (Puls Biznesu) – The bank won’t apply for the license to be a fund in Poland.

Pekin bije w Microsoft

Chińczycy mają dość płacenia za oprogramowanie więcej niż Amerykanie. Dlatego od sierpnia zmienią prawo antymonopolowe.