Bruner, Richard W.

For a Night's Sleep and Not Much More / Richard W. Bruner

Court Sides With Soros, Rejects News Report / Richard W. Bruner

Greenfielding Alternative Gains Appeal. With so many factories in funky shape, more companies can be expected to start from the ground up when making investments here / Richard W. Bruner

Summer Stagnating, Some Are Not / Richard W. Bruner

A Strategy for Stinky Service / Richard W. Bruner

Hungary Hankers for Native Capital. Foreign investment is fine and dandy, but the government seeks to put some home-grown forints behind the push towards privatization / Richard W. Bruner

Székesfehérvár Woos Industry / Richard W. Bruner

Government Chooses the Companies it Will Keep / Richard W. Bruner

The State of the SPA. Tamás Szabó, the Government's privatization chief, surveys the territory in an interview with Budapest Week / Richard W. Bruner

Automobile Unionists Target ECE Region / Richard W. Bruner

Unilever Faces a Steep Challenge in Hungary / Richard W. Bruner

Reaping Profits from farm Sector Privatization. Investors find a great deals and market opportunities in agriculture, the cream of the crop in Hungarian production / Richard W. Bruner

Phisically Disabled Expand their Limits. It's almost impossible for Antal Hentschel to sell his exquisitely rendered miniatures. / Richard W. Bruner

Bad Stats, Overspending Blamed for Deficit. Privat economists say the government has sprung a 'financial trap' / Richard W. Bruner

Hungarian Food Retailing Goes to Market / Richard W. Bruner

Foreign Investors Changing Criteria. Cheap labor is becoming less important as big business looks for more skilled employees and new markets for the goods they produce / Richard W. Bruner

Regional Variations on the March of Capitalism / Richard W. Bruner

Antall's Savvy Csurka Showdown / Richard W. Bruner

SPA Bounces British Bank in Beer Brawl. Firing of western consultant a first for privatization agency / Richard W. Bruner

Ikarus Rebuilds After Great Fall / Richard W. Bruner