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In this week’s Business News: fewer workers in the population; equipment
producer lands prestigious helicopter contract; TPCA plant in car recall;
performance related pay sought for top state bosses; and Czech-owned
brewery bucks downward sales.
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In this week’s Business News: sobering state deficit figure announced,
Prague airport sees passenger decline, bankruptcies climb in 2009,
statistics office fuels recovery hopes, and non-alcoholic beer demand
bright spot for sector.
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Current AffairsCzech beer re-imported from Germany due to lower prices
The Czech Republic’s entry into the European Union facilitated free trade
with other members of the bloc. That was good news for Czech businesses,
though it can result in paradoxical developments. One of the best known
Czech beers Pilsner Urquell often retails at lower prices in Germany than
in the Czech Republic - leading Czech wholesalers to re-import one of their
country’s most famous brews.
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Current AffairsNew gluten-free beer arrives on Czech market
A Czech micro-brewery in Ostrava is now producing gluten-free beer, a
product that is bound to delight Czech sufferers of Celiac disease- a
condition of intolerance to gluten, a protein found in most grains, and
also in regular beer.
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Current AffairsAll clear for Lisbon ratification?
After months of fierce opposition to the Lisbon treaty Czech President
Václav Klaus has finally expressed readiness to sign the EUs reform
document. In a statement issued shortly after EU leaders granted the Czech
Republic an opt-out from the Charter of Fundamental rights on Friday Mr.
Klaus said he would raise no further conditions for the document’s
ratification. So is the way now clear for Lisbon?
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