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Consumer prices in August rose by 4.7 percent year-on-year, while the monthly increase compared to July was 0.2 percent, the Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia (RZS) reported on Friday…. This content is(read more)

The Government of Serbia, on Friday, once again submitted amendments to the parliamentary procedure for the law known as the “lex specialis” for the organization of the international specialized exhibition(read more)

Shareholders of the Belgrade-based transport company Lasta have approved the submission of a proposal to initiate bankruptcy proceedings through a Pre-Packaged Reorganization Plan (UPPR) at an extraordinary general(read more)

The Government of Serbia decided yesterday that, starting January 1 next year, the minimum hourly wage will be RSD 371, bringing the monthly minimum wage to RSD 64,554, or EUR 551…. This content is for Osnovni(read more)

The Initiative for the Survival of Serbian Farmers has decided to launch a protest using tractors in front of state institutions, citing the government’s lack of support in the face of a devastating drought and its(read more)

Belgrade-based Alta Banka has taken a strategic step toward regional expansion by entering the North Macedonian market through the previously announced acquisition of Stopanska Banka…. This content is for Osnovni(read more)

Dragan Glamočić, Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Water Management, who is currently on an official visit to China, announced that one of Serbia’s most popular brands, Plazma biscuit, will soon be available on the(read more)

The Ministry of Construction, Transport and Infrastructure has announced that it has issued a construction permit for the building of the National Football Stadium in Surčin…. This content is for Osnovni members(read more)

The company Belgrade Waterfront (BW) has welcomed the announced decision by the Agency for Spatial Planning and Urbanism to preserve Halls 2 and 3 of the Belgrade Fair, stating that it reflects a balance between the(read more)

In Serbia, 185.5 million purchases were made using cards issued by domestic banks in the second quarter of this year, marking an 18.4 percent increase compared to the same period last year, the National Bank of Serbia(read more)