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Today: Reception in New Zealand, Prague taxi drivers, Czech TV drama about
Czech paratroopers during WWII, Czech Republic's anti-smoking laws.
Listeners quoted: Bob Boundy, Catherine Kraina, Don Schumann, Henry
Loeser, Aloisie Krasny.
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In Business News: new figures show GDP growth in 2006 was 6.1 percent,
equalling the record set the previous year; the average monthly wage has
passed the 20,000 crown mark; unemployment is at its lowest level in eight
years; Czech Airlines makes a smaller loss than expected; Czech Railways
sees a slight increase in passenger numbers; the road tolling system could
be intensified considerably, says the transport minister: and Skoda reveal
the newest version of their popular Fabia.
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In Business News this week: energy giant CEZ posts profits of more than a
billion euro; Skoda Auto also enjoys record profits; the number of foreign
tourists visiting the country has dropped in most areas, and Czech
employees are wasting millions of work hours playing computer games.
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This week in Mailbox: the origin of the name of Jan Zizka of Trocnov, Radio
Prague jingles, North Korean workers in the Czech Republic, Skoda cars in
winter. Listeners quoted: Timothy Merkel, Angela Golas, George Derringer,
Jonathan Murphy, Don Schumann.
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Coming up in this week's business news, a fourth mobile operator for the
Czech Republic? Czechs emerge unscathed from Russia's spat with Belarus
over oil supplies. Anheuser Busch and Budejovicky Budvar sign a US
distribution deal despite their ongoing "Budweiser" trademark
war. All that and much more in this week's business news.
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In Business News: Radiokomunikace fetches the highest price ever recorded
in the purchase of a private company in this country; the strategically
important state company Skodaexport is to be put up for sale; Skoda Auto
produces its 500,000th car this year; the transport minister casts doubt
on the ability of Kapsch to launch on time an electronic toll system for
trucks; environmentalists strike an "historic" deal with
Hyundai; and how much do you think the average Czech is planning to spend
this Christmas?
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In Business News this week: the government prepares to intervene as the
national air carrier CSA continues to lose money; the car maker Skoda
announces a record jump in profits - and a healthy rise in sales; the
financial police's biggest ever operation ends with 100 arrested for
cigarette counterfeiting; CD and DVD prices are cut as manufacturers
struggle to compete with home copying; and could a new road tolls system
lead to inflation?
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Canadian FPS suing Czech Republic for 450 million CZK. Ashok Leyland buys lorry-maker Avia. GDX Automotive plans production transfer to Ostrava. Second largest Czech steel and iron company, Metalimex, changes hands. Skoda will produce more than 20 000 Roomsters in 2006. Sale of Ceska Posta and Letiste Praha could generate 23 billion CZK
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Skoda Joyster makes its first appearance. High-end hotel business booms in Czech Republic. Orco buys office block in Prague. Telefonica O2 complaint rejected by Brno court. 2007 state budget drafted.
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