Business
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Czech mountain resorts invest CZK 750 million ahead of winter season
Czech mountain resorts invested some 750 million crowns into their development this year, the Czech Association of Mountain Resorts said at a press conference on Wednesday.
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Over 60 percent of women admit to buying goods they do not need because of discounts
Shopping surveys indicate that the majority of Czechs are still heavily influenced by discounts in their choice of goods.
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HN: Crisis leads to more cash payments among small firms
The central bank says the crisis has caused Czechs to withdraw more cash from ATMs than usual, though in some cases it is small firms that are using paper money.
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Forbes: Kellner remains richest Czech despite considerable drop in assets
Petr Kellner, owner of investment group PPF, remains the richest Czech, according to an annual ranking published by Forbes .
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Cabinet extends support for firms hit by crisis amid raft of measures
The Czech government has extended one plank of its Antivirus progamme supporting businesses hit by the coronavirus crisis.
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Industry group: Covid crisis causing up to 40 percent fall in spirits sales
Sales of spirits in the Czech Republic are set to fall by between 35 and 40 percent this year, the national Spirits Producers and Importers Union has said.
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Czech production of iconic ‘Lentilky’ candy moving to Germany
For more than 110 years, the rainbow-coloured, sugar-coated chocolate Lentilky candies were made in Moravia. Nestlé want to unify a recipe for Lentilky and Smarties.
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Number of people working from home drops despite rise in Covid-19 cases
Despite record-high numbers of new Covid-19 cases in the Czech Republic, the number of people working from home is much lower than in spring.
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First refundable drink can sold by online grocer Košík
Czech mineral water producer Mattoni and online grocer Košík have launched the sale of mineral water in refundable cans, the Czech News Agency reported on Wednesday.
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Former Czech PM asks government to speak with Volkswagen about future of Škoda
Former Czech Prime Minister Petr Pithart has called on the government to express concern regarding the change of Czech automobile manufacturer Škoda Auto’s position in VW.
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Czech restaurants fear for the future amid new Covid restrictions
People from the restaurant business took to the streets on Monday to protest against coronavirus measures which they say are devastating their livelihood.
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Czech government approves first stage of canal project linking Danube to North Sea
The Czech government has approved the first part of a planned canal system connecting the Danube with the North Sea, Industry and Trade Minister Karel Havlíček announced.
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