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Bucharest Microsoft Romania wants to reach over 1,000 employees in two years

American IT giant Microsoft will hire over 200 people in Romania in the next two years.

Romania is second in Deloitte top of dynamic IT companies in CE

Romania has placed second after Poland in a top of the most dynamic IT firms in Central Europe, based on turnover increase over a period of four years, shows Deloitte’s ranking CE Technology Fast 50 2015.

BearingPoint opens third office in Romania

Management and technology consulting firm BearingPoint continues its expansion on the European and local market by opening its third office in Romania, located in Timisoara, company representatives announced.

Four IT companies plan to hire 2,000 in Romania in two years

Four of the largest companies in the IT&C sector will expand their centers in Romania in the next two years and will hire over 2,000 people. These include Huawei Technologies, Pentalog, Microsoft, and Atos, reports local Ziarul Financiar.

Romanian healthcare group Medlife opens largest private clinic in Cluj-Napoca

Romanian private healthcare operator MedLife has opened the largest private clinic in Cluj-Napoca, north-western Romania, following a EUR 800,000 investment.

Belgian IT company Cegeka opens its second office in Romania

Belgian IT&C company Cegeka, which has over 250 employees in Romania, will open a second office in the country by the end of this year.

Brazilian IT outsourcing group opens third center in Romania

The local subsidiary of the Brazilian IT outsourcing group Stefanini will open its third IT support center in Romania next month. This will be located in Targu-Mures, central Romania, and will hire about 50 people in one year, according to the company.

Romania has 116,000 companies with no employees but doing business

In Romania there are about 116,000 companies registered with the Ministry of Finance doing business while having no employees, according to an analysis by KeysFin. Most companies have offices in apartments and studios and one such company posted last year a turnover of RON 17.3 million, the report shows.
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