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The old identity cards will soon become invalid, which will affect tens of thousands of Hungarians
Almost 30,000 people still have their old, book-format ID cards. ...

A dangerous loophole may open in the Hungarian stock market - TEBÉSZ appealed to the President of the Republic
According to the Association for the Protection of Interests of Stock Exchange Individual Investors (TEBÉSZ), the protection of small shareholders ...

Airbnb has spoken out: short-term housing rentals are not the cause of the Hungarian housing crisis
According to Airbnb, short-term housing rental plays an insignificant role in the Hungarian housing market, but its economic impact is significant. ...

There is only one warning sign why the Russian army is in big trouble in Ukraine
The Russian Defense Ministry regularly reports on the capture of various areas in the neighboring country, but the situation has changed some time ago ...

Share subscription starts: Péter Oszkó's investment company is carrying out a public offering
O3 Partners is carrying out a public share issue, which would move from the Xtend market of the Budapest Stock Exchange to the Standard category. ...

Another glacier has disappeared from the Alps
The Schwarzmilzferner has melted, and with it the last glacier has disappeared from the Allgäu Alps on the German-Austrian border, according to ...

YEAR: the domestic construction industry could be stuck in the crisis for years
Construction companies are experiencing the most difficult period in recent years due to the drastic drop in orders, intensifying price competition ...

The forint starts the week strong - Can it attack 360?
The forint starts Monday with a small increase against the euro, so the quote is below 363 again. ...

China has offered two more months of peace in the trade war
China will extend the suspension of some of the additional tariffs on imports from the United States for another two months, while the 10 percent ...

Change bank or stay?
In the case of a significant fee increase, nearly two-thirds of the bank customers surveyed would consider switching, but only a third of them would ...