All indications are that next year's lowest salary in Poland will be at least PLN 3,416.30, which is PLN 406.30 more than today - reports "Dziennik Gazeta Prawna" today.more
Henry Saker-Clark, PA City Reporter
Mon, 25 April 2022, 12:35 pm·1-min read
Burger King is targeting 200 more UK restaurant openings over the next five years after reporting a jump in sales and profit recovery.more
Motor vehicles and toys are at the top of this year's list of unsafe non-food products in the EU, according to a report by the European Commission. Personal protective equipment such as protective masks still accounts for a significant proportion of the notified products.more
To Poland last year hit by as much as 67 percent. more goods infringing intellectual property than in 2018. Illegal practices will increase by the war - informs today's Rzeczpospolita.more
The world's largest beer producer, AB InBev, is in talks to sell a stake in a Russian joint venture to its Turkish partner. The deal could mean a loss of $1.1bn for the world's largest drinks group, the Financial Times reported yesterday.more
SKF, the world's largest bearing manufacturer, has decided to cease all activities and operations in Russia. The intention is to divest the business in a controlled manner, SKF announced yesterday.more
It may not be worthwhile for companies to suspend their activities in Russia for a longer period and it may be better to withdraw. The prospect of a quick resolution to the conflict seems increasingly remote, wrote the Financial Times.more
The Russian attack on Ukraine will hit the revenues of many cosmetics companies which operated in these countries. The salvation will be the development of sales on other markets, including Asia - "Rzeczpospolita" points out.more
The United Kingdom yesterday sanctioned two more Russian oligarchs, Eugene Tenenbaum and David Davidovich, who are close associates of another oligarch, Roman Abramovich, the foreign ministry said.more
A court on the Channel island of Jersey has frozen more than $7 billion worth of assets linked to Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich. That's about half of his estimated fortune, Bloomberg reports today.more
Russian oligarch Suleiman Kerimov hid assets through fictitious companies registered to, among others, his nephew and a Swiss tattoo artist, and while banks spotted suspicious transfers totalling $700m, they were unable to trace the money's origin, the BBC reported.more
A Russian restaurant chain billed as a replacement for McDonald’s has reportedly revealed a logo that is extremely similar to the fast-food giant’s famous gold arches.more
The availability of new cars, limited by the slowdown in production, drives up prices on the secondary market. The forecasts are bad: in the coming months the pace of increases will not slow down - reports Rzeczpospolita today.more
Up to seven nuclear power stations could be built in the UK by 2050 as part of energy independence after the Russian assault on Ukraine, business and energy minister Kwasi Kwarteng admitted in an interview with the Sunday Telegraph.more
The huge influx of refugees from the east is already visible in the sales results, and this is just the beginning. After the increase in food, catering establishments and clothing stores are also counting on recovery - reports "Rzeczpospolita".more
Johnson and Johnson conglomerate has announced the suspension of deliveries of personal care products to Russia. Medicines and medical devices for the region will continue to be supplied, Bloomberg reported.more
Today, brewer Heineken announced that it is pulling out of Russia altogether due to the war in Ukraine and expects to incur €400m in losses as a result.more
In 2022, the deficit of the main EU economies: Germany, France, Italy and Spain will increase by an additional 1.1 percentage point on average. percent - forecasts the investment bank Goldman Sachs. According to experts, war-related expenses will translate into economic growth, increasing the GDP of these countries by about 0.5 percent.more