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New fuel prices: diesel cheaper, gas more expensive
From Tuesday, petrol and blue diesel remain the same, diesel drops by one cent, while LPG rises by 12 cents.
EU limits imports of Chinese hybrids to 350,000 vehicles a year
The European Commission has confirmed a four-year agreement reached in Beijing; the quota takes effect in December, with China lowering tariffs on EU goods in return.
Imotska Armatura marks two decades of operation
The company, established in 2005, is the economic pillar of the Imotski region.
Hall and Woodford awarded Nobel Prize in Economics
The prize is awarded for models that help central banks stabilise economies.
Dalmatian agricultural land prices range from a few cents to €300,000
Land prices range from a few cents to €300,000
Tesla under investigation and recalls, but sales in Europe continue to rise
TÜV: Model Y two to three years old has 17.3 per cent serious defects, while Mazda 2 is at 2.9 per cent
Lastovo cancels tender for director
The decision covers the public tender for the appointment of the director of the municipal company.
Open call for support to island employers
The support is aimed at preserving jobs, with beneficiaries not allowed to be financial institutions or entities with majority state ownership.
Ognjenović receives Istra County's Certificate of Appreciation
The veteran of Croatian tourism, who founded I.D. Riva Tours, was honoured on the occasion of Istra County Day, warning that development must continue responsibly.
Popustomanijak launched: discount catalogue from over 300 online stores
The service tracks prices of more than 2.5 million products, with over a million currently discounted.
Kia ranked among top 100 employers in Europe for 2026
On the Fortune list of '100 Best Companies to Work For in Europe', Kia took the 88th place, with the ranking based on the Great Place to Work certification.
Eurobarometer: consumer trust in the EU eco-label rises
New survey shows increased public recognition of the label among European consumers.
Firmus abandons parliamentary inquiry, questions market exit
The AI datacentre company is reportedly reducing its valuation to attract sceptical investors, with a potential withdrawal from the initial public offering on the cards.
Ellison: New media conglomerate will not be politicised
Skydance's chief executive says CNN and CBS News will retain full editorial independence despite close ties to the Trump administration.
Kraljević and Šmrika switch to natural gas
Energo has completely removed mixed gas from production and distribution, with investments exceeding €1.05 million.
Ikea launches online marketplace for second-hand furniture
The Swedish retailer is testing online buy-back options, with forecasts suggesting used products could capture 16 per cent of the UK household goods market.
Investor: Marina Resort Cavtat is a legal and transparent project
Landowners are set to demand the cancellation of the location permit issued in September for the investment of national importance at Prahvić.
Green Institute proposes nationalisation of 200+ supermarkets
The $25 billion plan proposes the takeover of Coles and Woolworths and the opening of a network of Fair Go Grocers.