Archive of articles - November 2006, page 7

Majský fined for missing court hearing

Universities get poor grade

SDKÚ nominates new deputy chairperson

Body of Slovak soldier flown home from Iraq

Fico discusses bilateral relations, EU cooperation in Dublin

Slovak soldier killed in Iraq

New plans for Special Court

Only 27 percent of households had internet access in Q1

Foreign trade figures for September disappointing

New fast train to connect Bratislava and Prague

Slovakia becomes magnet for IT service centres

CENTRAL and Eastern Europe is a popular location for international companies who want to establish new shared services and contact centres. Investors appreciate the low costs, skilled labour, and relatively short distances to the more developed countries of Western Europe, where their main customers reside. Slovakia, which offers all of these benefits, is one of the most preferred service centre locations in the region.

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Lenovo opens new operations centre

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Keep up good work on corruption, cabinet told

OVER THE LAST eight years and two consecutive Mikuláš Dzurinda governments, people believe that corruption in Slovakia has receded, according to annual surveys conducted by the Transparency International Slovakia (TIS) watchdog and public opinion polls.

Slovak president wants Russia to join EU

PRESIDENT Ivan Gašparovič told Russian leader Vladimir Putin yesterday that Slovakia would like to see Russia one day become part of the European Union.

STV daughter firms a cover for fraud?

ITAPA 2006 showcases IT in public sector

BRATISLAVA was set to host the fifth annual international congress on Information Technologies and Public Administration (ITAPA) on November 14 and 15. Almost 80 lecturers and panellists from 13 European countries were due to take part in this, Slovakia's largest IT conference.