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Bank Transfer Unsubscribe by quintagroup — last modified 04 December 2012, 16:41 CET

 

Public Call for the first sales of the vineyard by collecting closed written offers with fixed starting price by EUbusiness — last modified 05 December 2012, 16:53 CET

Based on the Decision of the Basic Court in Shtip, Bankruptcy No.25/12 dated on 05.06.2012 by which a bankruptcy procedure was opened over the debtor AK Djumayliya joint – stock company in bankruptcy, Lozovo, the Decision of the Temporary Board of trustees for the first sales of the vineyards of the bankruptcy debtor by a public call for written bids from 08.11.2012 and the Decision of the Court, Bankruptcy No. 25/12 dated on 15.11.2012 by which the stated decision of the Temporary Board of trustees was approved, the Bankruptcy trustee announces the following:

Japan/EU free trade agreement: a 'one-way street' for EU automobile industry by European Automobile Manufacturers Association — last modified 29 November 2012, 13:30 CET

The European Automobile Manufacturers' Association (ACEA) takes note of the European Council's decision today to give the green light to the European Commission to open free trade negotiations with Japan.

SIVAL to focus plant sector on water management in January 2013 by Estelle Atayi — last modified 08 January 2013, 17:23 CET

 

How a Marketing Plan Helps Your Business by PR Fire — last modified 29 November 2012, 11:18 CET

 

Annual Growth Survey 2013 reflects weak delivery and governance of Europe 2020 by European Association of Chambers of Commerce and Industry — last modified 28 November 2012, 21:39 CET

The 2013 Annual Growth Survey (AGS) published today by the European Commission confirms EUROCHAMBRES’ views that many member states are failing to deliver the reforms needed to create growth and jobs.

Parliament committee fails to rein in river pollution by gender-bending drugs by Greenpeace European Unit — last modified 28 November 2012, 17:30 CET

The European Parliament’s environment committee today supported taking advantage of the links between different pieces of legislation that affect water pollution to help phase out the most dangerous chemicals. In its vote the committee also recognised water pollution from certain pharmaceuticals as serious, but failed to set limits recommended by scientists to ensure they are reduced and filtered out of rivers and lakes, said Greenpeace.

Toys: who 'plays' with chemicals? by ANEC, the European consumer voice in standardisation — last modified 28 November 2012, 14:06 CET

In the weeks before Christmas, many parents will have the annual pleasure of choosing the right toys for their children. Although the new Toy Safety Directive, which entered into force in July 2011, certainly brought some improvements to toy safety in Europe, ANEC calls upon policy makers to take the health of children more seriously by significantly strengthening the chemical requirements for toys.

Nokia + Deadmau5 Return: But What Do They Have In Store…? by PR Fire — last modified 06 December 2012, 23:03 CET

Rumours have been confirmed that Nokia + Deadmau5 are collaborating once again in what is going to be the biggest event of 2012. The pair promise to take music fans to a whole new level on 28.11.12

Marketing scams: SMEs welcome Commission's communication by European craft and SME employers’ organisation — last modified 27 November 2012, 13:32 CET

UEAPME, the European craft and SME employers’ organisation, warmly welcomed the communication on misleading marketing practices adopted by the European Commission today (Tuesday) after years of insistence from our association and its members.

Commission ignores own research and labels biofuels from palm oil 'sustainable' by Greenpeace European Unit — last modified 27 November 2012, 13:25 CET

The European Commission last Friday approved a certification scheme which would brand biofuels produced from palm oil as ‘sustainable’, despite evidence that their production contributes to deforestation, peatland degradation, disputes over land rights, and climate change.

Remote gambling industry calls on European Commission to safeguard notifications by European Gaming and Betting Association — last modified 26 November 2012, 13:54 CET

The Remote Gambling Association (RGA) and the European Gaming and Betting Association (EGBA) have filed a complaint with the European Commission regarding the non-notification of regulations that will extend OPAP’s monopoly on online gambling and impose harsh enforcement measures while the compliance of the new law with EU law remains in question.

ALDEBARAN Robotics equips 200 schools with NAO robots by Estelle Atayi — last modified 26 November 2012, 12:55 CET

 

MATHIS completes 1st laminated timber project in Qatar by Estelle Atayi — last modified 26 November 2012, 12:41 CET

 

UNOWHY launches QOOQ culinary tablet in English by Estelle Atayi — last modified 26 November 2012, 12:28 CET

 

Contec Controls Automatic Boiler Control by PR Fire — last modified 06 December 2012, 23:03 CET

Derbyshire firm Contec Heat Controls launch a limited supply of their new automatic boiler control which can save up to 20% of heating bills once fitted to a central heating boiler.

50 MEPs sign for parity in upcoming legislature by European Women's Lobby — last modified 21 November 2012, 17:14 CET

Today, more than 50 Members of the European Parliament from five political groups and from all over the EU have signed the 50/50 declaration, calling on Member States, European political parties and the European Institutions to take action in order to achieve gender balance in European decision making.

EU funding program rewards ground-breaking educational campaign against match fixing by European Gaming and Betting Association — last modified 21 November 2012, 13:40 CET

The European Commission gives a green light to co-finance with the European online betting industry and EU Athletes an educational campaign that will help professional sports-people better understand the risks linked to match fixing.

Get Your News Out To 9 Million Potential Customers with Guaranteed Publication by PR Fire — last modified 21 November 2012, 11:05 CET

An innovative news publication wire launches at the end of this month that promises to get your brand and story heard.

Men Get Turned On To Mixed Netball As Demand For The Sport Increases by PR Fire — last modified 19 November 2012, 16:29 CET

Netball clubs across the country have seen a surge in demand for mixed leagues from men keen to get in on the increasingly popular game report London netball league Go Mammoth.