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June
in Review
  Event
of the Month: Prime
Minister Péter Megyessy visited the US
in June for talks with US President George W.
Bush about Iraq, visas
for Hungarians traveling to the states and how
Hungary is a trustworthy
ally of America
Month
in Review
News
in Brief
Interview
 Ove
Fredheim, Pannon GSM CEO discusses telecom future, upcoming 3G technology
and promises a more aggressive Pannon presence on local market
 Executive
profile: Artur Thernesz, executive director off ExxonMobil
Fuel Marketing, on the company’s regional expansion
EU
Affairs
 Leaders
of the EU racked up two recent successes - agreement on a
new EU Constitution and a new European Commission head-despite
typical and often-heated political wrangling among various nations
 Covering
15% percent of the EU’s external land border,
Hungay
anticipates an influx of illegal migrants
using the country as a first
stop inside the bloc
Trends
 In-depth
analysis on the state of Hungary’s
FDI inflow, in light of recent, re-adjusted figures and
in comparision to neighbors in Central Europe
 The
majority of bio products in Hungary are exported and while the rest
of the western world is experiencing an organic consumption boom,
the trend has yet to make its way to Hungary’s supermarkets and shoppers
 A
look at German-Russian economic relations, a strong connection despite
storied pasts in both countries and a tumultuous history between the two
 China
has enjoyed two decades of economic modernization, yet political reform has been slow coming, if existent at all
Data
protection has become an ambiguous issue these days, with the
topic of privacy taking front and center stage
Real Estate
Focus
on “B” and “C” property categories, an important segment of the investment
property market that receives little publicity
Interview:
Bruce Mosler, President and CEO-elect at one of the world’s largest
and most established real estate firms, Cushman & Wakefield
Real
Estate in Brief
Arts & Leisure
 As
Budapest’s Sziget Festival gears up for its 12th annual run, a
look at the event’s history and a preview of what’s on stage in
2004
 Interview
with American artist Mark P. Williamson, who has big ideas and designs
for marketing legendary Hungarian porcelain from Herend
Restaurant
review: Rivalda
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