Bréking: Anthropic can go public

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Katás taxation: András Kármán announced when it can be restored to its original form
In response, the opposition representatives of the Minister of Finance András Kármán said that, according to their plans, the widespread ...

A big change is coming to Budapest taxis
The Budapest Transport Center (BKK) supports safe and passenger-friendly taxiing with its own developed application, the application must be used by ...

E-scooter accidents are showing a new, sad trend: we are facing more tragic months than ever before
More and more people, including more and more minors, are suffering serious or even fatal accidents with electric scooters, this summer could be worse ...

The decision has been made: Russia will turn off the taps
Russia banned the export of jet fuel until the end of November. ...

K&H: we reduced the equity exposure to around the neutral level
As part of our "Portfolio Recommendations" series, we ask Hungarian fund managers every month how they would put together a medium-risk, medium-term ...

MBH: we would continue to hold 100 percent forints
As part of our "Portfolio Recommendations" series, we ask Hungarian fund managers every month how they would put together a medium-risk, medium-term ...

Erste: They watch different TV
As part of our "Portfolio Recommendations" series, we ask Hungarian fund managers every month how they would put together a medium-risk, medium-term ...

Amundi: The Hormuz risk may subside, the markets may breathe a sigh of relief
As part of our "Portfolio Recommendations" series, we ask Hungarian fund managers every month how they would put together a medium-risk, medium-term ...

"It's as if we were in New York in the 1920s" - Péter Magyar published a video of the golden MNB headquarters
Prime Minister Péter Magyar met with Central Bank Governor Mihály Varga on Monday, and on the occasion of this, he published a video on Facebook in ...

Apelso Capital: We are not moving yet
As part of our "Portfolio Recommendations" series, we ask Hungarian fund managers every month how they would put together a medium-risk, medium-term ...