It doesn't matter whether someone becomes a minister as a billionaire or becomes a billionaire as a minister

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"Let's make those who stole accountable, but don't throw flamethrowers at the system"
There will be a property tax in Hungary, but certainly not next year. ...

Record sales for one of the richest Hungarian companies
Primarily thanks to the growth achieved on international markets, the Wallis Group set another sales record. ...

Surprise in May inflation
While the analysts were expecting a slightly increasing price increase of 2.2 percent for May, the price increase was lower than this. ...

Orbán's final asset declaration - financial balance sheet of 36 years of representation and 20 years of head of government
According to the outgoing Prime Minister's own admission, in addition to 36 years of representation and 20 years as head of government, despite a ...

Although they don't have many readers, Cecília Rogán-Szendrei and Kata Sarka made a big break from their joint tabloid
Although the tabloid only has 2-300 readers left, the profit rate and the dividend are pretty bad. ...

There is a minister who earned much more in business than he does now - politicians' asset declarations are public
On Monday night, the first asset declarations of the ministers of the Hungarian government were made public, the government members start their ...

Hungary's first unicorn was not a tech company, but a political startup
Writing by Gábor Kövesdi, serial entrepreneur and crowdfunding expert. ...

A "Hero of the Wild East" entrepreneur does not think about what will happen in his company without him, even though this should also be discussed - Succession in family businesses
Honest family companies are the vitamins that strengthen the entire national economy - says György Drótos, an expert at Corvinus University. ...

It was voted: the salaries of members of parliament will be reduced
The Parliament reduced the salaries of members of parliament by several hundred thousand forints. ...

István Karagich: The wealth tax would lead thousands of Hungarian companies to a dead end
We continued our conversation on the Forbes Money podcast with István Karagich about wealth tax. ...