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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.
House prices fall sharply, with UK's steepest drop in eight years
Fuel price hike from Tuesday: Diesel to rise by up to 11 cents
Drivers could face a new oil price increase from 18 August, with diesel expected to see the largest rise of 11 cents per litre.
Rimac and INA among Croatia's largest exporters in 2025
Mate Rimac published Lider's ranking, showing Bugatti Rimac and Rimac Technology in the top 10, while INA retained first place with €1.23 billion in exports.
Germany loses €64 billion due to wage fraud
The Federation of German Trade Unions has found that circumventing the minimum wage between 2015 and 2024 caused massive damage to workers, the social system and the state budget.
Reserve Bank of Australia holds rate at 4.35 per cent
The decision, widely expected despite persistent concerns about high inflation, follows three rate hikes this year.
Texo Molior consortium pre-qualified for Jadran capital increase
The 40.625 million euro bid opens the way to acquiring a 53.74 per cent stake in the hotel operator.
Croatian government cuts fuel prices
The new regulation on maximum retail prices for oil derivatives comes into force immediately and is valid for seven days.
Volkswagen withdraws diesel Golf from Croatian offer
The German carmaker is ending orders for diesel-powered Golfs in Croatia, with petrol and hybrid versions remaining in the range.
MOL Group reports $786m profit in second quarter
High oil and gas prices, along with refining margins, drove revenue and profit growth despite operational challenges in the first quarter.
New fuel prices effective from Tuesday
Eurosuper 95 is two cents cheaper, while diesel and blue diesel become more expensive by three cents.
FAO warns of new wave of food price hikes
Extreme weather, conflicts, and fertiliser shortages are driving up prices for agricultural products, which will be passed on to consumers.
Modrić and Džeko invest in resort worth a billion euros
Croatian and Bosnian-Herzegovinian captains are involved in a project on the Pelješac peninsula described as a 'new town'.
News Corp sees fall in digital subscriptions in Australia
Despite robust global results, the Australian division has lost thousands of subscribers, with the CEO sharply criticising the AI industry.
Plenković: Electricity supply security guaranteed
The prime minister commented on the stability of the Krško nuclear power plant, tourism results, and the security of the energy system despite low river levels in the region.
Mechanic warns of fault in VW vehicles with manual gearbox
Italian technician identifies series of identical faults in Volkswagen petrol models, raising concerns among owners.