Economy

Bratislava, July 7 (TASR) – Foreign trade has confirmed positive trends in both domestic and foreign demand, UniCredit Bank Czech Republic and Slovakia analyst Lubomir Korsnak said on Friday. He was speaking after it was reported earlier on Friday that Slovakia’s foreign trade balance came in at a surplus of

Bratislava, July 3 (TASR) – Financial Administration began keeping a closer eye on illegal gambling on the internet as of July 1, with the first list of banned websites due to be released on July 17, followed by updates on a weekly basis, Financial Administration spokesperson Patricia Macikova announced on Monday.

Bratislava, July 3 (TASR) – Slovakia’s state budget posted a deficit of €818.9 million at the end of June, down by €82.5 million year-on-year, the Finance Ministry reported on Monday. The state budget expenditures fell over the same period by €396 million y-o-y. Meanwhile, income also fell – by

Bratislava, June 29 (TASR) – The state is expected to collect less in taxes and payroll levies over the next couple of years – by €242 million this year, by €231 million next year, by €200 million in 2019 and by €169 million in 2020, according to the latest prognosis that the

Bratislava, June 28 (TASR) – Projects aimed at building so-called smart cities will be eligible for state assistance, according to a pilot support scheme for experimental development and innovations towards building of smart cities that the Government okayed on Wednesday. “The proposal is designed to set the stage for pilot support

Seoul, June 26 (TASR-correspondent) – Parliamentary Chairman Andrej Danko (Slovak National Party/SNS) held talks with officials from Samsung and Kia Motors Corporation in South Korea’s capital Seoul on Monday. A Slovak parliamentary delegation discussed the need for educational processes and new recruitment with Samsung representatives, while Kia representatives voiced