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US President Barack Obama has unveiled a new plan to cut greenhouse gas emissions from coal-fired power plants at home, international media outlets reported.

Whereas an earlier version of the plan required a 30% cut in carbon dioxide emissions by 2030, compared to 2005 levels, the new version increases that target to 32%.

The Croatian government on Wednesday increased its capital in the partly state-owned food company Podravka by 5.6 million euro.

In this way, Podravka will be able to release an additional 141,000 new shares on the market, helping it to raise the capital it needs to complete the full acquisition of the Slovenian food company Zito, after buying 51.5 per cent of its shares in April.

Global Impact Turkey Chairman Y?lmaz Argüden has addressed the importance of trust in maintaining good governance and sustainable development in his speech at the United Nations headquarters on June 25. 

Reorganized geographically at the beginning of the year, Nestle is challenging a number of regional problems, as the confectionery giant bids to remain strong in the Russian market despite the depreciation of the ruble, while it also continues its business in war-torn Syria, according to Nestle executive Luis Cantarell.

BELGRADE - The biggest innovation and investment forum in the Balkans, the Belgrade Venture Forum, will begin in Belgrade on Wednesday, after being declared open by Minister of Economy Zeljko Sertic and Head of the EU Delegation to Serbia Michael Davenport.

Calls are growing for a boycott of Israeli products in Turkey, with a number of professional associations urging consumers to refrain from buying goods from a list of companies prepared following Israel’s recent Gaza operations.

A new production line for Kit Kat bars as opened Thursday at the Nestle factory in Sofia.

The investment amounts to BGN 12.8 M.

The Kit Kat bars manufactured there are to be exported from Bulgaria across the world, according to reports of dnevnik.bg.

DUBROVNIK - A total of 21 companies operating in the region, including Naftna industrija Srbije (NIS), MK Group, Nestle, NLB Bank and Agrokor, have signed a cooperation charter in Dubrovnik saying they will employ young people in the next three years.