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Mol's shares have never been worth this much, which is behind the company's rise
There is a central reason behind the march of the oil company's stock. ...

We have the Paks II.
The new CEO has more than 25 years of experience in strategy, corporate management and the energy sector. ...

The Hungarians stormed the government bonds, and they did it well: those who missed out, missed out - and it won't be like this
There has been another important change in the domestic government securities market, and although FixMÁP is less attractive than before, it is still ...

The government is also taking steps to improve public safety in Budapest, here are the first measures
In addition to increasing the police presence, the Ministry of Social and Family Affairs would also take other measures to improve public safety. ...

One taxi driver out of seven failed the inspection, one driver was even caught by the police
BRFK checked seventy taxi drivers in the past few days, most often there were problems with the use of tariffs. ...

Zoltán Tarr fired the general directors of three museums, and this is just the beginning
The head of the department also urges the launch of further investigations. ...

The Hungarian Grand Prix starts at the Hungaroring with a four thousand forint slice of pizza
On-site spectators of this weekend's Formula 1 race will have to dig deep into their pockets if they want to consume it. ...

An investigation is being launched into the case of the Tisza-debt National Consultation, not on suspicion of any crime
The plan that formed the basis of the HUF 12 billion communication campaign has already been declared non-existent by a court. ...

NKA case: Orbán's name also came up in connection with a 500 million grant
112 million HUF was not enough for the Day of the Ancestors program. ...

Golden convoy case: harsh internal warning leaked
"I think we are in the last moments," says the letter, according to which "everyone will point to the Attorney General's Office." ...