Tuesday, February 9th, 2010
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Italy tries to block Fiat move to Poland
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Italian PM Berlusconi is opposed to the closure of a Sicilian factory...
Investors gather for Lotos sale
Feb 8th
Poland's Treasury might be planning to reduce its stake in the refinery to below 50 percent...
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From the vault

WBJ.pl revisits the stories that made headlines a decade ago

Office oversupply pushes builders into residential, retail construction -- February 7, 2000
Privatization practice

Polish pharmaceutical producer Adamed bought an 85 percent stake in Polfa Pabianice last week from state-owned giant Polish Pharmaceutical Holding. The sale marks the first of several pharmaceutical privatizations expected soon. WBJ.pl takes a look at the state'd divestment of its Polfa subsidiaries and what the industry can expect.
A high-stakes protest

In the wake of measures to restrict gambling, the Polish government has infuriated internet users. A draft law that would give the government more control over the web, blocking access to online gambling sites, has been denounced by a number of groups as an attempt at censorship. WBJ.pl takes a look at the protesters' arguments and the government's reaction.
Small town garrison

The town of Mor±g has been chosen to host a battery of US Patriot missiles as well as the troops necessary to maintain them. News of the decision did not come as a surprise in the town, which houses 15,000 residents.
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