GE Money Bank's excellent 2004 result partly thanks to cashing in its reserves
GE Money Bank has published its 2004 results. The bank that emerged after the merger of GE Capital and GE Bank Mieszkaniowy posted net profits of zł.344 million, almost 134% more than both banks earned together in 2003. Feb 4th | Read
Prokom's president continues to enjoy his privileges despite Company Code
Prokom is the only company included in the WIG20 bourse index that does not comply with regulations set in the Code of Commercial Companies. Feb 4th | Read
Incentive storm
Concern is growing among investors over chemical firm Stomil Sanok's incentive program for its 14 top managers. Jan 31st | Read
Milking the Russian market
The EU says it will help Poland crack open the Russian dairy and sugar markets. Jan 31st | Read
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Cofinoga begins to fulfill its ambitious expansion plans
Since February 1, Cofinoga, the third largest loan provider on the French market, is represented in Poland only by Sygma Bank Polska (SBP). Feb 4th | Read
As złoty reaches another high, analysts warn it is a bubble that may soon burst
The złoty to euro exchange rate dropped yesterday to zł.3.96 marking a two year high. Feb 4th | Read
Premier Polmos?
Spirits producer Polmos Lublin (PL), which will debut on the bourse later this week, plans to acquire the shares of Polmos Białystok in cooperation with a strategic investor. Jan 31st | Read
The MPC keeps quiet and so does the złoty
Over the last few days of January the złoty traded steady in a narrow range against the euro (4.04-4.08) and the dollar (3.0950-3.1450). Jan 31st | Read
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