The number of delisted companies at the national level increased by 10.44% in the first ten months of 2022, compared to the same period last year, up to 58,276 delistings, according to the statistics provided by the National Trade Register Office (ONRC).The most deletions were registered in the city of Bucharest - 9,464 (plus 9.94% compared to January-October 2021) and in the counties of Cluj - 2,755 (plus 22.44%), Constanta - 2,559 (plus 9.83%) and Timisoara - 2,540 (plus 6.01%).At the opposite side of the scale, the fewest deletions were recorded in the counties of Calarasi - 481 (up by 5.25% compared to the first ten months of last year), Ialomita - 482 (plus 16.71%) and Covasna - 486 (plus 10.20%).The most significant increases in the number of deletions were recorded in the counties of Tulcea (plus 30.63%), Botosani (plus 23.25%) and Vaslui (plus 22.67%). During the analyzed period, decreases in the number of registered companies were recorded only in the counties of Caras-Severin (minus 15.48%), Braila (minus 9.43%) and Alba (minus 8.81%).By field of activity, the highest number of deletions was recorded in wholesale and retail trade, motor vehicle and motorcycle repair - 15,812 (plus 8.22% compared to January-October 2021), constructions - 5,302 (plus 8.47 %) and professional, scientific and technical activities - 4,830 (plus 9.1%).In October 2022, 6,315 company deletions were recorded, most in Bucharest (1,041) and in the counties of Ilfov (382), Cluj (342) and Constanta (253).
TikTok has launched an Election Center dedicated to Romania's upcoming elections as part of its broader effort to protect "the integrity of the platform" and promote access to reliable information. The initiative is supported by a new media literacy campaign and ongoing collaboration with more than 20 fact-checking partners, the company said in a statement. […]
Romanian acting president Ilie Bolojan met on Friday, April 25, with a delegation from the Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights, or ODIHR, of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE), according to a statement from the presidential administration. The acting president told the delegation that Romania "is faithful to democratic principles […]
Shareholders of Romanian oil company OMV Petrom recently approved the distribution of record dividends amounting to RON 2.8 billion (EUR 562.6 million) for the 2024 financial year, as well as the 2025 budget, which provides for investments of RON 8.1 billion (EUR 1.6 billion). The decision was taken during the Ordinary and Extraordinary General Meetings […]
The 2025 edition of the European Film Festival (FFE), which takes place this year in Bucharest and nine other cities, will screen more than 40 feature films, 28 of which are national premieres. The festival will also present two selections of short films, also screened as national premieres. Among them are 11 documentaries, 13 films […]
Update: The Romanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs said in an official press release that the Romanian citizen was initially detained in the Abkhazia region four months ago and was later transferred to Sochi, Russia. "Steps have already been taken to provide consular protection and assistance with the central and local authorities, in accordance with international regulations," […]
Russia’s Federal Security Service, FSB, said on Friday, April 25, that it arrested a 23-year-old Romanian citizen on suspicion of spying for Ukraine by sharing the locations of Russian air defense systems. The unnamed man is accused of collecting and transmitting information about air defense sites in the Black Sea resort city of Sochi to […]
