Business
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Prague brewery to test sales of hot beer special
The Prague brewery Staropramen, the second largest beer producer on the Czech market, plans to start testing the sale of a special hot beer this winter.
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MPs to debate legislation targeting fraudulent intermediaries selling electricity, gas
The Energy Regulatory Office and Czech Trade Inspectorate have received thousands of complaints from senior citizens about fraudulent energy brokers.
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Government approves new short-time work subsidy scheme
The Czech government has approved new rules for its short-time working (kurzarbeit) scheme that seeks to alleviate the impact of the coronavirus crisis on workers.
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Coalition parties agree rules for short-time working scheme
The parties in the coalition government have agreed on rules for introducing kurzarbeit, or short-time working.
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More than 60,000 people used RegioJet train connection to Croatia this summer
RegioJet's train connection to Croatia proves highly successful
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Over CZK 1 billion approved for COVID rent-funding programme
More than CZK 1 billion worth of state rent subsidies have been approved since the government’s COVID rent programme was launched three months ago.
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Arms maker Česká zbrojovka plans to launch US production by end of 2020
Czech arms manufacturer CZUB plans to launch production in its new weapons factory in Arkansas, the United States, by the end of 2020, the business daily e15 reports.
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Czech firms slow to invest in environmentally friendly cars
Companies in the Czech Republic are relatively cool on purchasing environmentally friendly cars, suggests a new survey cited by the Czech News Agency.
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Study: New income tax system will leave lowest paid no better off
The super gross wage is to be abolished, with most employees set to pay 15 percent income tax from 2021. A study says this will be of virtually no benefit to the worst off.
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Czechs below EU average in frequency of online purchases
Czechs come below the European average when it comes to frequency of online purchases, a continent-wide survey suggests.
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Czech inflation this year may be highest since 2008
Inflation in the Czech Republic remains high and the rate for 2020 may well be the highest recorded since 2008, with analysts saying it could be above 3 percent.
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Czech billionaire’s holding to sell Prague heating plant operator to Veolia
Czech billionaire Daniel Křetínský’s EPH, the largest energy holding in Central Europe, is selling Pražská teplárenská to the French transnational Veolia.
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