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Will 3 percent loan opportunities boost the corporate sector?
The fixed 3 percent loan program available to domestic small and medium-sized enterprises may give new impetus to lending, but it is questionable whether the sector’s support will also be...
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There are 10 more days to take part in the OKOSTÁNYÉR® National Student Knowledge Test
Attention sixth and seventh graders! The Hungarian Dietitians’ National Association is organizing its national study competition again this year, where you have the main role: you can compare your knowledge...
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Wholesale 2025: growth under margin pressure
According to TBRC, the global wholesale market will be worth USD 60,082bn in 2025, representing a 6% increase from 2024. The macroeconomic backdrop is subdued: the IMF expects a growth...
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Cautious optimism
According to the Ipsos AI Monitor 2025 survey, 64% of the Hungarian population believes that AI has more advantages than disadvantages, which is above the European average. This article is...
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NKFH: a joint official action has been launched to eliminate the illegal fruit market that has developed near the Budapest Wholesale Market
A joint official action was launched to eliminate the illegal fruit market that had developed in the parking lots of the surrounding stores near the Budapest Wholesale Market, in which...
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How to relieve autumn stress in the workplace
Autumn is the busiest and most stressful time of the year for most workplaces: it’s the last chance to meet the goals set at the beginning of the year, and...
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Invoice purchases and digital payments: this is how Hungarians’ payment habits are changing
Mobile payments, instant transfers, digitalized receivables management – according to the latest research by EOS Group, which examined 11 European countries, the everyday lives of Hungarians and corporate finances are...
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Incomplete regulation, missing regions – WWF opinion on the wind energy regulation
WWF Hungary sees the completion of the draft regulation on facilitating the installation of wind farms as a step forward, but at the same time draws attention in its professional...
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Despite the restructuring, hybrid working is the future, says Grant Thornton
As more and more companies around the world try to reorganize work within the office framework, Grant Thornton Hungary’s employee survey and international research clearly support: the future belongs to...
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K&H Watch Out, Ready, Money! has passed the 100,000th student
The new school year has arrived, so the K&H Vigyázz, széll, pénz! financial competition is starting again, which has been ensuring that children can learn how to handle money in...
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Covirán Upgrades Over 100 Stores In Spain And Portugal
Spanish cooperative and retailer Covirán has upgraded over 100 supermarkets in just over a year, achieving a major milestone in its Covirán Contigo project. This initiative, designed to support and...
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Weight-loss drug users are shopping less at these retailers
The rising use of GLP-1 weight-loss medications such as Ozempic may have a negative impact on sales at some top retailers. A leading 20% of U.S. consumers who have lost...
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Maggi Targets Airfryer Generation with New Campaign
Nestlé Germany has launched a major promotional campaign for its Maggi Airfryer Fixe products, targeting the digitally engaged 18–44 age group. Running under the slogan “Maggi & Me. So good...
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Slovakian retail between price and provenance
Slovakia’s grocery market stands at a crossroads. Inflation, politics, and structural limits have converged to test retailers’ resilience. While governments push for stronger local sourcing, retailers face shrinking margins and...
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German wholesale prices rose both year-on-year and month-on-month in September
Wholesale prices in Germany rose both monthly and annually in September, according to data released by the German Federal Statistical Office, Destatis, on Monday. In September, German wholesale prices rose...
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Food inflation in Romania accelerated to 9.88 percent in September
Inflation in Romania accelerated to 9.88 percent in September from 9.85 percent in August, the National Institute of Statistics (INS) announced on Monday. In September, food prices increased by 7.86...
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László Palkovics discussed the green future in Sopron
Prof. Dr László Palkovics, the government commissioner responsible for artificial intelligence discussed the strategic opportunities for the application of AI in Hungary at the University of Sopron. This article is...
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EU adopts decision to reduce or eliminate customs duties on agri-food products from Ukraine
The Council of Justice Ministers of the EU member states adopted a decision at its meeting in Luxembourg to reduce or eliminate customs duties on a number of agri-food products,...
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Greece’s industrial production fell in August
Greek industrial production fell for the second month in August compared to a year earlier, according to data from the Greek statistical office, ELSTAT. Greek industrial production, adjusted for calendar...
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Chinese WeChat Pay and Visit Hungary sign cooperation agreement
China’s WeChat Pay and Visit Hungary have signed a cooperation agreement. The partnership aims to promote Hungary as a tourist destination and improve the digital payment experience of local merchants...
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Hungarian wildlife management is at the forefront of the world
Hungarian game management is among the most advanced in Europe and the world, which we can rightfully be proud of – said Péter Zambó, State Secretary for Forests and Land...
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The Hungarian government is committed to supporting young farmers and the development of agriculture
Young people must be shown that agriculture is not the past, but the future, that supporting farmers is not just a policy goal, but a pledge of the future –...
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Nébih suspends bakery plant
The inspectors of the National Food Chain Safety Office (Nébih) encountered hygiene conditions posing a serious food safety risk during an inspection of a bakery in Tiszavasvár. Due to the...
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Zala gets a new identity: Hegyke wine opens a new chapter in Hungarian winemaking
The Zala wine region has long been on the fringes of Hungarian wine culture, but now a joint wine brand, Hegyke, can breathe new life into the region. The project...
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The government is working to maintain the competitiveness of farmers
The renewal of regional water management is of paramount importance for the sake of competitive farming and crop security – said Imre Hubai, the State Secretary responsible for agriculture at...
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Coca-Cola To Introduce Mini 7.5-Ounce Cans In US Convenience Stores
Coca-Cola is introducing mini 7.5-ounce single-serve cans of some of its sodas in US convenience stores early next year, hoping cash-strapped and calorie-conscious consumers will be attracted to the smaller,...
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Farmers in the Great Plain can be helped by increasing water reserves stored in the landscape
The Great Plain was affected by the greatest water loss, with more than a third of the drought damage reported from here. Farmers in the Great Plain can be helped...
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A third of farm transfer applications were submitted by farmers with the free help of NAK
A total of 1,730 applications were submitted by farmers nationwide to support farm transfer cooperation, every third of them with the free assistance of rural economist advisors from the National...
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Social shops are becoming increasingly popular
While affordable food chains are only now being planned in major cities around the world, in Budapest, the Angyalföldi Social Association has been operating social stores for three decades, where...
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Europe Is Investing More Than $2.5 Million To Promote Plant-Based Foods
The new ISAAP project is coordinated by ProVeg Czechia and funded by Europe’s EIT Europe is investing more than USD $2.5 million to promote plant-based foods. A new EU-funded project...
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