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    17. August 2011.

    Political turmoil in North Africa and Middle East adversely impacts results

    13:26 | broj komentara 0 | Emg.rs

    The Austrian energy group said results were pulled 44 per cent higher as compared to the same period last year, thanks to favourable Brent price in June 2011. But ongoing conflict in Libya and Yemen impacted lower production levels and refining margins.

    Telenor in Serbia achieved the second highest growth after Bangladesh

    13:15 | broj komentara 0 | Emg.rs

    The number of subscriptions of Telenor in Serbia, which operates within the Norwegian Telenor Group, rose by 52,000 to 3.059.000. Telenor’s subscriber market share in Serbia is now over 35%.

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