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Croatian new car market sees 5.2 per cent growth
A total of 53,771 vehicles were registered, with the most popular brand being Skoda, while Opel recorded the highest interest from buyers.
Solar panels pay off, batteries only with state support
Analysis shows solar panels are profitable, while home batteries are only viable with state support, with significant differences depending on location.
Inflation in Croatia jumps to 4.1 per cent
Prices rose in July, but energy costs remain high, so the government is maintaining existing measures.
Government approves new fuel prices, diesel cheaper
The government has approved regulations on prices, with diesel dropping by seven cents, while other fuels remained at the same level.
Government approves new fuel prices, diesel cheaper
Fuel prices: diesel cheaper
Croatia records growth in renewable energy despite global lag
Although the EU is slowing, Croatia's renewables are growing, with renewables accounting for 52.6 per cent of consumption, driven by a significant expansion in solar capacity.
Government to set new fuel prices, blue diesel cheaper
The government sets new prices on Monday, with blue diesel 12 cents cheaper and Euro diesel 11 cents cheaper.
Zara opens first Lefties store
Spanish giant Inditex enters the British market with a new brand, using robotic solutions to reduce supply chain costs.
Volkswagen plans to cut 50,000 jobs in restructuring
The German carmaker has announced drastic job cuts to tackle falling demand and rising costs, with the Lower Saxony state government expressing caution.
Fuel prices rise, refinery operates at half capacity
The government has announced new prices, while the market faces a diesel shortage due to limited capacity at the refinery in Rijeka.
Tourism and property on the Pelješac peninsula record growth
The Pelješac Bridge has spurred a boom in Komarna, Klek and Drače, while Orebić shows stability with rising apartment prices.
Ogulin secures €100,000 for support to entrepreneurs
The city of Ogulin has launched a tender for the distribution of funds to small and medium-sized enterprises, with an application deadline of 16 September.
Croatian Parliament adopts law on consumer credit
The Croatian Parliament has adopted a law consolidating previous regulations on credit, aligning them with European standards and strengthening consumer protection.
Krško back to full power following drop in temperature
Rehn: No signs of secondary wage effects despite high energy prices
Olli Rehn, governor of the Bank of Finland, highlights moderate wage growth in the euro area and the absence of chain effects on prices, despite high energy costs weighing on inflation.