Bruner, Richard W.

Richard W. Bruner (1926-2013) was one of the founders of Budapest Week. He is the author of Behind the front : a correspondent's view of WWII.

Articles/Images/Illustrations:
1.
The Stone Heart of Central Planning. Origins of the Hungarian Banking System / Richard W. Bruner
July 18-24, 1991 / Volume 1, Number 19
/ Page No.: 5, 15
Column: The Marketplace
2.
Yugoslavia's War Is Disastrous for Domestic Business. Yugo Car Company Driven to Brink / Richard W. Bruner
August 08-14, 1991 / Volume 1, Number 22
/ Page No.: 4
Column: The Marketplace
3.
Local Shades of Grey. Hungarian entepreneur applies western marketing methods / Richard W. Bruner
August 22-28, 1991 / Volume 1, Number 24
/ Page No.: 5
4.
Profiles of Press Giants . Most national newspapers are suffering in circulation but gaining advertisement / Richard W. Bruner
September 12-18, 1991 / Volume 1, Number 27
/ Page No.: 5
Column: Marketplace
5.
Hungarian Giant to Bounce Back in Free Market. Rubber Works to privatize as five separate companies / Richard W. Bruner
September 19-25, 1991 / Volume 1, Number 28
/ Page No.: 7
Column: Marketplace
6.
Trade Liberalized for Productive Importers / Richard W. Bruner
September 19-25, 1991 / Volume 1, Number 28
/ Page No.: 7
Column: Marketplace
7.
The Year of the Car. Luxury car dealers thrive in Hungary despite bleak economy / Richard W. Bruner
October 03-09, 1991 / Volume 1, Number 30
/ Page No.: 5
Column: Marketplace
8.
Too much of a Good Thing: Agricultural glut has Hungary searching for a market / Richard W. Bruner
October 03-09, 1991 / Volume 1, Number 30
/ Page No.: 6
Column: Features
9.
Accounting for the Past. New laws "clean up"accountancy standards / Richard W. Bruner
October 10-16, 1991 / Volume 1, Number 31
/ Page No.: 5
Column: Marketplace
10.
Seeking New Soviet Partners. Hungary negotiates trade agreements with republics / Richard W. Bruner
November 07-13, 1991 / Volume 1, Number 35
/ Page No.: 6
11.
Cable Connection on the States. HBO's joint venture here is company's first foray abroad / Richard W. Bruner
November 07-13, 1991 / Volume 1, Number 35
/ Page No.: 7
12.
IOU and You and You and.... 'Debt queueling' lets Hungarian firms circumvent tight monetary policies / Richard W. Bruner
November 14-20, 1991 / Volume 1, Number 36
/ Page No.: 5
Column: Marketplace
13.
Foreign Tax Incentives Sacrificed for Allowances / Richard W. Bruner
November 21-27, 1991 / Volume 1, Number 37
/ Page No.: 3
Column: Current Events
14.
Suzuki Imports Japanese Discipline / Richard W. Bruner
November 21-27, 1991 / Volume 1, Number 37
/ Page No.: 5
Column: Marketplace
15.
Big Wheels Roll into Budapest . Annual auto show bigger, better, busier as westerner manufacturers move in / Richard W. Bruner
November 21-27, 1991 / Volume 1, Number 37
/ Page No.: 5
Column: Marketplace
16.
IMF Man in Hungary: Good News and Bad. Flagging GDP, positive trade balanceeven out in expert's assessment / Richard W. Bruner
December 19-25, 1991 / Volume 1, Number 41
/ Page No.: 5
Column: Marketplace
17.
One more Business Hurdle ,,, But Who's Counting?. New law leaves the nation desperate for accountants / Richard W. Bruner
December 19-25, 1991 / Volume 1, Number 41
/ Page No.: 5
Column: Marketplace
18.
Hungary:You've Got to Love/Hate It / Richard W. Bruner
January 16-22, 1992 / Volume 1, Number 44
/ Page No.: 2
Column: Essay, Column: Editorial
19.
Drug Industry Has Formula for Success. Companies go private with ease in Hungary, previously the pharmaceutical production capital of the old eastern block / Richard W. Bruner
January 16-22, 1992 / Volume 1, Number 44
/ Page No.: 5
Column: Marketplace
20.
Western Services Thriving. Hungary is a market of 10 million willing to pay for quality / Richard W. Bruner
January 23-29, 1992 / Volume 1, Number 45
/ Page No.: 4
Column: Marketplace