Serbia And Montenegro: Angry Shareholders Cause Traffic Chaos
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Traffic in central Belgrade was in gridlock today as shareholders in Serbian beverage manufacturer Knjaz Milos protested in front of the Serbian Government building in the center of the city.
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Yet more rage for British motorists Supermarkets in the south-eastern UK presented a fresh target for motorist anger today, as reports circulated that the grocery chains had been selling contaminated fuel.â¦
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An enormous number of consumer complaints shows investors why this company is hurting.
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Serbia-Montenegro (SCG) Foreign Minister and leader of the Serbian Renewal Movement (SPO), Vuk Draskovic, has said that March represented "a red line," which the European Union had determined for the state ...
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Unrest hits output; workers fight plan to slash 12,000 positions, say losses due to mismanagement.
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Bad driving made the news last month when a car tried to ram the Serbian President's motorcade.
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Celebration over independence in the Kosovar capital of Pristina is matched by anger and gloom in the Serbian capital of Belgrade. But so far, the Balkans remain relatively calm
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Ethnic Serbs react angrily across the Balkans to Kosovo's declaration of independence.
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BUENOS AIRES -- Pilots and air traffic controllers have warned that shoddy safety systems could be putting passengers at risk in South America's two largest countries, prompting an international outcry for rapid overhauls of the organizations that manage air transit in Argentina and Brazil.
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"The U.S. side warned about the political influence Moscow would gain by controlling energy resources in Serbia and the region, and expressed a negative assessment about the economic justification of South Stream"  By Oleg ShchedrovMOSCOW  - Russia won the right on Friday to route a major gas supply route to Europe through its ally Serbia, a move analysts described as marking a Kremlin victory in a "pipeline war" with the European Union.The gas agreement, signed in the Kremlin before President Vladimir Putin and visiting Serbian leaders, alarmed the United States because it increased Moscow's control over energy supplies to Europe and could undermine a rival EU project.Strong Russian opposition to independence for the Serbian province of Kosovo was a key bargaining chip in the agreement for Serbia to join the South Stream gas pipeline. Belgrade also agreed to sell a majority stake in Serbia's oil monopoly NIS to Russian gas giant Gazprom at a favorable price. Read more
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By Andrew Leckey  Like teenage drivers, technology firms can become more responsible with age.  In a stock market capable of sudden and severe collisions, investors may not want to take a tech ride without a seat belt.
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Business & money: Investors who buy shares in companies to agitate for change could face fines or even prosecution.
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Business & money: Bank's management faces hostile shareholder meeting amid signs fate is in the government's hands
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The furor over a company from the United Arab Emirates operating terminals at the Port of Newark has been nearly matched this week by turmoil surrounding its exit.
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A vehicle carrying Serbia&#39;s president, Boris Tadic, was repeatedly rammed by a car while travelling through Belgrade, his office said yesterday.
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These companies picked a lousy time to go public.
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Hyderabad-based IT firms are concerned that investors could pull out if unrest continues.