Increasing passenger traffic at the airport
Passenger traffic of the Debrecen Airport has increased by 20% in May 2018.
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Economy
Together for small and medium-sized enterprises
To support industrial development, the University of Debrecen has established the Institute of Engineering and Business Development Innovation, announced Zoltán Bács, Chancellor of the University of Debrecen, at the GE Suppliers’ Forum last Friday.
Billionaire Business: French Poultry Processing Company Buys Shares in Hungarian Billionaire Family’s Business
The largest share of Tranzit Group – belonging to the Szabó family in Debrecen – was bought by France’s largest poultry processing company. It’s a huge business.
Ericsson Inaugurates New Headquarters in Budapest
On Tuesday (29th of May), the Swedish company, Ericsson inaugurated its new headquarters in Budapest.
Air France-KLM, Delta Air Lines and Virgin Atlantic Strengthen Trans-Atlantic Partnership
Air France-KLM, Delta Air Lines and Virgin Atlantic Limited have signed definitive agreements paving the way forward for their expanded trans-Atlantic joint venture.
Hungary’s Euro Convergence Progress in Biannual Report
The European Central Bank (ECB) released a report on euro convergence on Wednesday (23rd of May). They states that Hungary needs “stability-oriented economic policies” and “wide-ranging structural reforms”.
GE Series of Supplier Events Continue in the Country
After the successful Budapest and Debrecen events, the series of fora for suppliers organised jointly by GE, the Hungarian Investment Promotion Agency (HIPA) and the Hungarian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (MKIK) is going to be continued in the city of Nagykanizsa.
Restaurant in Boston Replaced Human Chefs with Robots
Spyce, the new restaurant in downtown Boston, decided to replace human chefs with robots. Their seven new automated cooking pots can simultaneously whip up meals in three minutes or less.
Nagypáli, the Hungarian “miracle village”
A sustainable, livable and well-functioning village was established in Zala County within two decades.
UK Hiring Problems are Widening as EU Workers Stay Away
The Bank of England cited the loss of European Union workers as it warned that British companies are facing a mounting labor shortage.