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A representative discusses German investor interests in Romania, particularly regarding energy costs, labor expenses, and business predictability.
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An official statement indicates household gas bills will not increase while electricity prices will rise.
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IKEA plans to invest 130 million euros in Romania for new stores and existing store modernization, with 60 million euros allocated to the Băneasa location.
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A court has upheld a fine that was previously imposed on Profi Rom Food, a major Romanian retailer.
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Romania is experiencing rising energy bills due to reduced domestic production and expensive imports from neighboring countries.
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Four public sector positions are being offered through a job competition run by the Galati employment agency.
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Reactors at the Cernavodă nuclear power plant remain shut down through at least October 15.
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New traffic measurements are being conducted on national roads and highways in Constanța and Tulcea.
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Canal traffic in Sulina resumed normal operations after being interrupted for nearly a week.
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