The Romanian and Bulgarian governments last month signed a declaration calling on the EU to extend the interval of eligible expenses related to projects co-financed through the IPSA program and Cohesion Fund to December 31, 2011. [ continuare ]

THE NEW LICENSING TERMS FOR FREIGHT FORWARDING COMPANIES ARE ANTI-COMPETITIVE

The Competition Council last month sided with the freight forwarders in their bid to block new licensing rules imposed by the Ministry of Transports and Infrastructure. [ continuare ]

If the letter of guarante was introduced , man y of the freight for warders would have sucumbed , and hauliers would have ben hurt to

The obligation to demonstrate the ability to compensate any damage to relations with business partners through obtaining letters of guarantee, provided in the Order of the minister of Transport and Infrastructure 1172/2009, enraged the freight forwarders, who ultimately succeeded in blocking this new regulation. [ continuare ]

RENUNCIATION OF TRICKS, THE CHALLENGE OF THE CRISIS

New regulations in road transport leave room for elusive thoughts and practices that might ensure hauliers’ survival on the market. [ continuare ]

New ways to make money out of thin air

While not long ago some airlines’ services were made available to passengers free of charge, the economic crisis determined even the most famous companies to charge those services too, in their attempt to cut their losses. [ continuare ]

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