Investments considered ethical or socially responsible, promoted by many European pension funds, could indirectly support serious human rights abuses in Gaza and the West Bank, according to an investigation by the journalistic platform Follow the Money (FTM). Informatie preluata din publicatia "Bursa" - citeste integral articolul - click aici

Farmers in our country recorded a total production of 17.87 million tons of grain cereals last year, of which wheat ranked first with 9.29 million tons, according to a situation issued yesterday by the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development announced, based on data provided by the National Institute of Statistics. Informatie preluata din publicatia […]

*The European Court of Auditors (ECA) also claims that many of the funds allocated through the NRRPs have not reached the actual beneficiaries, although the European Union has so far paid 75% of the established grants The Recovery and Resilience Mechanism cannot be considered a truly 'performance-based' instrument, states a report published last night by […]

The difficult start to the year on the stock markets raises questions among investors about how 2025 will position itself in history. Informatie preluata din publicatia "Bursa" - citeste integral articolul - click aici

The 'Babeş-Bolyai' University (UBB) in Cluj-Napoca, through the Faculty of Environmental Science and Engineering, is launching for the first time in Romania the European initiative 'Plastic Pirates', a participatory research project funded by the prestigious Horizon Europe program. Informatie preluata din publicatia "Bursa" - citeste integral articolul - click aici

The social conditions in which people live - such as housing, income, education and discrimination - have a greater impact on health than genetic factors or the quality of the health system, according to a new study published by the World Health Organization (WHO). Informatie preluata din publicatia "Bursa" - citeste integral articolul - click […]

Daily conversations with friends, time spent in nature and activities that stimulate the mind can have a significant impact on mental health, according to a new study conducted by researchers at Curtin University in Australia, cited by Xinhua news agency. Informatie preluata din publicatia "Bursa" - citeste integral articolul - click aici

*Revenge of Those Left Behind Over the past four decades, Western democracies have seen both winners and losers. What we see today, increasingly clearly, is the reaction of those who had the most to lose from the profound economic and social transformations. It is a relative reality: almost everyone had something to gain, but some […]

The scandal that broke out between the members of the governing coalition after Crin Antonescu did not receive the number of votes needed to enter the final of the presidential elections was also felt at the meetings that the liberal and social-democratic leaders had within the political formations to which they belong. Informatie preluata din […]

* One in four accounts holds only Fidelis government bonds Investors on the Bucharest Stock Exchange (BVB) had almost a quarter of a million accounts at the end of March, a new historical record, according to the latest report published by the Investor Compensation Fund (FCI). Informatie preluata din publicatia "Bursa" - citeste integral articolul […]