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In this week's business news: the Czech economy slows down; the Czech crown
drops against the dollar and euro; the ČEZ energy producer reports record
profits; Czech music industry sales drop; and fewer tourists arrive in the
Czech Republic.
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Talking PointA culture of non-resignation
“A lot of people are curious about what lies
behind your resignation. You had a brilliant career; your record is
impeccable – they want to know why you suddenly left.” “What
people?” “Now personally I do believe your story that it was a matter
of principle, but what I think doesn’t really count, does it?” “...I
will not make any deals with you. I’ve resigned." More
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In Business News this week: the Czech National Bank lowers the key interest
rate by one-quarter percentage point to 3.5%; some large exporters are
considering pegging employees’ bonuses to the euro; the Prague Stock
Exchange goes on sale; prices of consumer electronics in the Czech Republic
were second lowest in the EU in 2007; and with the Czech market becoming
saturated, shopping centre developers are looking east.
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Current AffairsKlaus crowned king of rhetoric by new poll
Václav Klaus is the king of Czech public speaking, at least according to a
new poll. A jury of academics, spokespeople and news anchors found the
president’s rhetoric the best in the Czech Republic, while Deputy Prime
Minister Jiří Čunek was told to wash his mouth out. The poll looked at
the ten politicians who have enjoyed the most airtime in the last month.
The man behind it was Tomáš Studeník from the Westminster agency: More
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