At the MCC lecture in Debrecen, food waste was the main focus
Recently in Debrecen, the issue of food waste took center stage at an MCC event, where several domestic and international experts shared their experiences.
Recently in Debrecen, the issue of food waste took center stage at an MCC event, where several domestic and international experts shared their experiences.
Real estate behaves like any other product: it is expensive when there is strong purchasing demand, emphasized G矇za Sebesty矇n, head of the MCC Economic Policy Workshop, during his November lecture in Debrecen.
One of the programs at Business Fest Debrecen was the lecture titled Has Debrecen become the center of the country?!, which examined the economic situation of the city and the region, as well as the impact of large-scale investments. The event took place from 9:45 to 10:25 on the ground floor at the B矇nyi Gallery, […]
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According to fresh data from Otthon Centrum, panel flats have seen the biggest price increases even in the major provincial cities, with the price per square meter now averaging 28.2 percent higher than a year ago.
In July, the gross average earnings of full-time employees amounted to 693,700 forints, while net average earnings were 479,500 forints. Gross average earnings were 9.0 percent, net average earnings 9.4 percent, and real earnings 4.9 percent higher than in the same month of the previous year, the Hungarian Central Statistical Office (HCSO) reported on Tuesday.
To boost competitiveness, the company is aligning its Hungarian operations with its global restructuring process. The new structure is expected to result in more efficient R&D activities and outstanding customer focus. As part of the changes, global business support functions will be strengthened in Budapest.
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