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In Business News this week: European Commission says Czech Republic needs
no further austerity this year; Czech central bank cuts growth forecast for
this and next year; Finance Ministry launches monitor of public finances;
Škoda considers plans to produce utility vans; six Czechs are ranked among
dollar billionaires; and groundbreaking travel firm Student Agency eyes
Prague’s taxi market. More
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This week in Business News: The construction sector in the Czech Republic
is expected to restart growth in 2014; Škoda Yeti was voted the most
popular car by British car owners; ČEZ has asked two remaining contenders
in the Temelín expansion deal to submit better offers; Economic confidence
is down in April, after two straight months of improvement; The Federation
of Food and Drink Industries wants to introduce stricter rules on product
labeling; Trade unions and employers reach no agreement on minimum wage
increase. More
Current AffairsDukovany power plant holds emergency drill
A three-day emergency drill has begun at the Dukovany nuclear power plant
in southern Moravia – testing the readiness of employees and making sure
emergency procedures in place are properly followed. The drill is one of
the biggest in recent memory. More
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