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What is happening now with György Matolcsy?
The operation has not yet been completed, the prosecution asks for further patience. ...

4iG would strengthen its presence in the Western Balkan region, this was discussed with Gellert Jászai
Gellért Jászai, the president and CEO of the 4iG Group, participated in the October 20-21. ...

The president of the MVM board, who almost outgrew Kapitány István, resigned
Previously, he cited personal reasons, but now it is not known why he resigned from his position at ...

This has never been the case in the Hungarian real estate market, artificial intelligence is breaking ground
Artificial intelligence can transform the entire process of real estate sales, from customer acquisition and property search to visual display and ...

Péter Magyar once again overtook the prosecution: "former minister Viktor Orbán was taken into custody"
There is no official announcement yet, but Prime Minister Péter Magyar has already shared the news about the detention of György ...

According to László Kövér, "a very massive foreign conspiracy" also contributed to the defeat of Fidesz
According to László Kövér, many factors played a role in the defeat of Fidesz in the April election. ...

György Matolcsy was taken into custody and is suspected of a serious economic crime
Early on Wednesday morning, former Central Bank Governor György Matolcsy was taken into custody and is suspected of economic fraud causing ...

The popular residential government bond has a higher interest rate
Taking advantage of the strong forint exchange rate, Hungarian retail investors bought a significant amount of Hungarian government bonds in euros. ...

We have the signature: Mol bought the Russian share of the Serbian NIS
After many months of tense waiting, the deal related to the sale of the Russian shares undertaken by the Serbian NIS in the petroleum industry was ...

Countdown!
The Hungarian justice system faces another historic day, but the prosecutors still ask for a little patience. ...