2010-03-19T13:45:20+01:00 Radio Prague http://www.radio.cz/en/current/economic urn:uuid:ec4b75a6-e2b8-559e-bc87-3c9884254224 2010-03-19T13:45:19+01:00

In this week’s Business News: Czechs shun shops for non-essential buys; lawmakers vote to curb solar power boom; Czech Railways pledges revamp of passenger carriages; banks seek loans guarantee from Tatra; and ČSOB share sale reportedly delayed.

urn:uuid:0bbe7f25-4977-5fd3-99a6-93130428c0db 2010-03-12T13:34:25+01:00

In Business News this week: recession fears banished by surprise statistics; Czech vehicle production rises in 2009; Volkswagen seeks to curb Škoda competition; foreign investment falls, but less than regional average; and Czech recording company makes Scottish buy

urn:uuid:b280ebaa-9d7a-5c9d-abac-baef9f1fec0a 2010-03-05T13:55:55+01:00

In this week’s Business News: a depressing crop of figures for Czech agriculture; genetic starch potato seen making debut on Czech soil; PPP tender winner announced; Ryanair stirs up controversy with expansion bid; and Shanghai golden loan hits problems.

urn:uuid:769b14fa-4de7-504a-8b6b-e18a485706ae 2010-02-26T13:32:14+01:00

In this week’s Business News: Brussels probes Czech Airlines loan, ČEZ sets record profit but warns over outlook, car maker Hyundai gears up for expansion, Prague struggles to make mark on real estate market, and fresh milk sales come to the capital.

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In this week’s edition of Business News: hotel and guest house visitors stay away; Prague airport predicts doubling of passenger numbers; home construction sector sees more completions but fewer new starts; Škoda Auto ponders low cost large car; and a new Czech brew from across the border.

urn:uuid:0aee46e6-843d-5ebd-9911-42ff01667ca3 2010-02-12T13:38:16+01:00

In Business News this week: state bonds struck by Greek debt concerns, mining group withdraws big bond issue, Škoda Auto cuts production of best selling model, ČSOB comes in with positive profit figure and a Czech construction company is in line to win a Sochi Olympics contract.

urn:uuid:ca0013dd-3383-533d-8eaa-2b6bd31a346c 2010-02-05T14:41:32+01:00

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.

urn:uuid:7b6c9699-ebdc-56f5-823e-50269764399e 2010-01-29T13:15:46+01:00

In this week’s Business News: steady recovery predicted for the economy; citizen’s bond issue looks unlikely; cinemas boost income in spite of audience fall; small shareholders taste victory at steelworks; and Škoda Auto targets dozy drivers.

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In this week’s Business News: state companies face screening; competition office seeks to weed out spurious complaints; a Czech aircraft maker ties a trans-Atlantic deal; Czechs top regional savings league; and taxi drivers take new road.

urn:uuid:cfc7730a-10e9-547a-8240-3b0bd8deacda 2010-01-15T13:33:21+01:00

In this week’s Business News: the government seeks to get to grips with corruption; deflation at factory and farm gates; car makers buck the trend with production figures; clothes producer seeks to stave off collapse; and take over fever at Prague’s heating company.