Reports

GERB is unable to put forward new faces to substitute disgruntled ministers

Summer of political scandals, CEZ and Nova Broadcasting Group, Crashed Company Register, Bus crash near Svoge

A tragic bus crash has become a catalyst for a cabinet reshuffle and a potential government crisis

Prime Minister Boyko Borissov attempts to defuse the build-up of discontent against his government policies by asking three ministers to resign

Publicis One Bulgaria CEO Nikolai Nedelchev:

At their core, Bulgarians are secularists and believe in democracy

Bulgaria in the 5th wave of the European Values Study

Bulgarian society settles down after the tumultuous transition to democracy

More Bulgarians are coping better with their lives which reflects a new general attitude

Bulgarians prefer the comfort of their immediate family to the pubcil activism

To the surprise of some, a growing number of Bulgarians believe in open and more liberal democracy

People have moved from extreme opinions to more pragmatic assessment of the public authority

There is a sharp drop in the number of Bulgarians who consider democracy to be a bad form of government

Trust subsides down to a close circle of family and friends, while the public sphere is perceived as alien, unreliable, and potentially threatening

Bulgarians opt for a welfare state that is not too strong

Bulgarian business may take a hit if the devaluation of the lira triggers a financial crisis spilling over into the real sector

Turkey’s homemade crisis is unlikely to lead to a fatal rupture with the West

Sofia received a formal promise to join the euro, but it will need to follow a longer procedure in comparison with earlier applicants

A look into why China is not that interested in Bulgaria as its next big foreign investment destination

Despite the government restrictions, Bulgarians prefer to use non-regulated services

Bulgaria’s economic expansion has slowed down in the second quarter in parallel with the trend in Europe

Vazil Hudak, Vice-President of the European Investment Bank

Bulgaria’s political establishment has demonstrated yet again that no business can be run in Bulgaria without their blessing

Competition authority head Julia Nenkova is a classic example of a politically motivated appointment

Plovdiv, Bulgaria’s second largest city, is turning into an alternative to the capital in terms of opportunities for business and tourism

The lack of high quality projects and rising prices cited as the principal reasons

The business of the 100 largest Bulgarian companies has expanded by a third in 10 years, the 2018 edition of Capital Top 100 ranking shows, with production facilities being the motors of growth.

Ideal Standard’s businesses in Sevlievo are focusing on growth after being acquired by Anchorage Capital earlier this year.

The rapid growth in the turnover of arms manufacturers and traders is probably nearing its end

The high prices of non-ferrous metals, the introduction of new products and anti-dumping tariffs on steel imports produced a two-digit rise in revenue

On average, retail sales grew 10% for a second year in a row in 2017, while profits rose by 24%

Fuel price growth brings increased revenue to oil companies

Even though just three of the companies in the ranking worked at a loss, the average profitability slightly deteriorated

Drug sales are rising again, as are the revenues of the largest companies. Both indicators rise by 11%

Bulgaria has reached a historic record in wheat production but revenues in the sector are growing slightly

The tech sector in Bulgaria continues to grow, with the vast majority of companies reporting double-digit revenue growth.

Tге five largest companies in the sector expanded staff numbers by 20% in 2017 to over 10,000 people

DSK Bank is set to buy Societe Generale Expressbank for close to 1.0 billion levs, or 1.3 times its capital, vying for the top spot in the sector in terms of assets.

The banking sector is in good shape, breaking asset and profit records with the help of one-off events, mid-year data show

Turnover totaled 132.6 million euro between March 1 and August 31

Bulgaria has one of the highest subsidies for green energy as a percentage of GDP among the EU member states.

Genderi. Bistrishki Tigri. Korpulenten.

Bulgarian capital appeared on the map of the globetrotters