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International DIY retailers cautious about 2010 prospects in CEE

Since the mid-nineties and until the first half of 2008, Poland, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary and Romania were investor heavens for international DIY retail chains. Rapid GDP growth, along with substantial ... more »

2010-09-01

Shortage of retail property in Moscow forecast for 2012-2013

The first half of 2010 saw a recovery in the supply of new space on the Moscow retail property market – a development driven by the opening of several new large shopping centres in the city. The aforementioned ... more »

2010-08-31

Construction markets in CIS countries recovering after downturn

The construction industries of the three largest former Soviet Union countries are still in the red but are showing some signs of recovery. Whereas Russia and Kazakhstan may even experience moderate growth this year, ... more »

2010-08-25

CEE pharma: cost cutting and foreign investment continue apace

During one of the fiercest quarters of cost-containment pharmaceutical sector reform in Western Europe in recent times, governments in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) continued to pursue their own budget-cutting ... more »

2010-08-24

Pharmacy market in Poland: better ending to a weak half-year

Pharmacy sales in Poland showed solid growth in June. Increases were noted across all the main product categories, with the strongest rise occurring in non-prescription sales. This was accompanied by a fall in prices ... more »

2010-08-19

Sales of OTC products outside pharmacies in Poland: the category of sales channel is the most important factor

Non-pharmacy sales of OTC products increased between June 2009 and May 2010 by 0.2% in terms of volume and by 7% in terms of value, in comparison with the period June 2008-May 2009. The non-pharmacy sales market is not ... more »

2010-08-19

Rare diseases - why have they become a priority in the healthcare policies of the EU countries?

Improvement in the standards of care for patients suffering from rare diseases has recently been raised as an issue by the European Union authorities. Over the last few years, several bodies, organisations and initiatives ... more »

2010-08-19

CEE pharma: cost cutting and foreign investment continue apace

2010-08-19

Opportunities and threats of the Romanian FMCG market

The Romanian FMCG market is facing difficulties – last year the sector declined by 11% in terms of volume. Futhermore, it is believed that the climax of the economic downturn will only reach Romania at the end of ... more »

2010-08-18

Rare diseases – why have they become a priority in the healthcare policies of the EU countries?

2010-08-11

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International DIY retailers cautious about 2010 prospects in CEE

Shortage of retail property in Moscow forecast for 2012-2013

Construction markets in CIS countries recovering after downturn

CEE pharma: cost cutting and foreign investment continue apace

Pharmacy market in Poland: better ending to a weak half-year

Sales of OTC products outside pharmacies in Poland: the category of sales channel is the most important factor

Rare diseases - why have they become a priority in the healthcare policies of the EU countries?

CEE pharma: cost cutting and foreign investment continue apace

Opportunities and threats of the Romanian FMCG market

Rare diseases – why have they become a priority in the healthcare policies of the EU countries?

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