Why did Antal Rogán's man meet the father of the Tisza's vice president?

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This is the new Ritmus: how can businesses benefit from the volatility of energy prices at E.ON?
A sense of rhythm, flexibility, adaptability, a little attention. ...

The demand for the immediate withdrawal of the margin stop is getting louder and louder, the Ministry of Finance announced this briefly
Despite the fact that retailers are urging the termination of the measure, the position of the Ministry of Finance seems to differ from the opinion of ...

Groundbreaking in the Hungarian elite: the billionaires are resigning one by one now that the Tisza is killing one of NER's favorite institutions
Several billionaires, including Sándor Csányi, resigned from their positions on the board of trustees after Tisza announced that it would abolish ...

You won't believe your eyes, that's how much money Primark made in Hungary in one year
Hungarian Primark is a ten-billion-dollar business: the Irish fashion giant's domestic subsidiary reported full-year results for the first time. ...

You're going crazy: over 30 degrees were measured at an altitude of 1014 meters, the refreshment is light years away from here
We are finally refreshed for the second half of the week. ...

Guess how much more our salary could be worth in euros since the change of government and who is the least happy about it
The strong forint can rewrite the competitive advantage of the Hungarian economy so far. ...

György Wáberer's private hospital remained profitable even in a slowing market, but the real test is just coming
Significant restructuring in Hungarian private healthcare, recently the market leader Medicare bought Affidea. ...

11 World Cup matches where one player was worth more than the entire opposing team combined
With the expansion of the World Cup field to 48 teams, there were never-before-seen differences in the group matches - at least in terms of the total ...

Do you have a good story?
In 2013, a letter landed in the virtual mailbox of Márton Galambos, the then editor-in-chief of Forbes. ...

There is no improvement, this hospital on the Danube is the biggest money sink of Hungarian private healthcare
Duna Medical, built on the banks of the Danube in Pest, cannot break out of the loss production of 1-2 billion per year. ...