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Zarobki Polaków wzrosły, zmieniła się struktura wydatków

W ciągu ostatnich lat wzrosły zarobki Polaków, zarówno kwotowo, jak i realnie. Zmienia się także struktura wydatkowania zarobionych pieniędzy - podała w czwartkowej analizie firma doradztwa finansowego Money Expert.

Part of Swarzedz Market creditors will receive their money

Warsaw (Puls Biznesu) – The creditors of Swarzedz Market, a subsidiary of Poland’s listed furniture producer will not receive their money back.

Arteria plans listing this year

Warsaw (Puls Biznesu) – Arteria, a company offering telemarketing and managing sales channels, plans an IPO in the second half of the year. It will raise money to build a sales network.

FSO cannot pay out settlement fees

Warsaw (Puls Biznesu) – In November 2004, FSO, the Warsaw car plant, signed a settlement agreement with small creditors. A month later, the court has approved of the settlement which was then questioned by one of FSO creditors – Euro+ trader who delivered car parts to FSO. Because of Euro+ accusation, the court’s decision is not valid.

Poland may lose EUR 100m

Warsaw (Puls Biznesu) - Poland may lose nearly EUR 100m of EU funds, including EUR 60m because of 19 projects financed from Phare 2003 funds. In some cases, the danger is caused by the fact that the government has not fulfilled its previous promises. Some of projects are being delayed and therefore, the EU may refuse to pay the invested money back.

Pension funds may raise PLN 60 billion at year-end

Warsaw (Puls Biznesu) - Till the end of the year, funds collected by investment funds may amount to PLN 55-60 billion (EUR 14.1-15.4 billion), experts believe. At the end of August, the PLN 50 billion barrier was crossed.

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Treasury and Polsat start talks on PAK power plants

Warsaw (Puls Biznesu) – The Treasury Ministry and Zygmunt Solorz, the owner of Polsat TV and main shareholder in Elektrim, have only one week to decide on raising capital in PAK power plants. Next Monday, PAK shareholders’ meeting will be held to decide on the capital injection from Polsat group.

Poland: Poland wants EU to explain cancellation of several tenders

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Poland: 15 percent of Poles have credits