NCR Corporation

He attended the opening of the NCR campus in Belgrade.
"Nobody noticed that because they mix things up. Monday must always be compared to Monday, not another day. We have two days of decreased percentage in absolute numbers. Today is the second day, the next morning we have a reduction in the number of infected.

He writes in an op-ed in daily "Blic" that he traveled throughout Serbia over the course of three and a half years trying to improve our mutual relations, strengthen economic ties, promote American culture, enhance military co-operation and present US values and policies.

The groundbreaking ceremony in the municipality's Block 42 was attended by President Aleksandar Vucic.

Journalists who visited NCR in Belgrade have learned this from Stefan Lazarevic, the company's general director for Serbia.

According to the Serbian government, NCR, which operates in Serbia, will build a campus in New Belgrade's Blok 42, with the works slated to start in April.

This is an investment worth USD 90 million, Brnabic said and added that 4,200 people should be employed by the end of the construction works.

Prime Minister Brnabic will visit Columbus and Atlanta on 28-29 January, the Serbian government announced.

mMinister will meet in Columbus with Ohio Governor Mike Dewine and Commander of the National Guard Ohio Major General John Harris.

The Swedish government could face impeachment after Prime Minister Stefan Lofven admitted on Monday that Romanian, Czech and Serbian programmers without proper security clearance might have had access to the personal data of Swedish citizens - an incident that showed how low-cost Eastern European IT companies are increasingly being used by Western European countries.

WASHINGTON - After a meeting with the Business Council for International Understanding in Washington on Monday, Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said he was proud that US companies recognised the results of Serbia's reforms.

BELGRADE - Serbian PM Aleksandar Vucic on Tuesday attended the signing of an agreement with the US NCR Corporation, which will create an additional 1,500 jobs in Serbia over the next three years.

Greeks raced Sunday to find cash machines in an increasingly anxious run on the banks, as speculation mounted of capital controls and a possible bank holiday being declared.

"I don't know what happens -- it's crazy," a Greek woman, Voula, told AFP while on the lookout for a working cashpoint in Athens.