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Daimler starts test production in Hungary
German vehicle manufacturer Daimler on Monday said it has started test production in Hungary.
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Daimler Hungary plant starts test production
German car maker Daimler AG's 800 million euro plant in eastern Hungary has started test production and is due to start regular operation by late March, the daily Nepszabadsag reported on Monday.
Today in history - Abraham Lincoln was declared winner of the 1860 presidential election
On Feb. 13, 1861, Abraham Lincoln was officially declared winner of the 1860 presidential election as electors cast their ballots.
Tennis: Hungary has defeated Ireland in the Davis Cup Euro/Africa Zone Group II tie which was taking place in Szeged this weekend.
Astronomy Picture of the Day -- A February Moon's Halo
Explanation: Lighting the night last Tuesday, February's Full Moon is sometimes called the Snow Moon.
Szilrd was born in Budapest, Hungary before World War I as the son of a civil engineer .
Longtime AP correspondent Carl Hartman dies
In this Feb. 14, 1957 file photo, Associated Press Correspondent Carl Hartman stands among the ruins in Budapest, Hungary.
The Sordid Story Behind The Death Of Hungary's National Airline
While few Hungarians will bemoan the loss of a national airline that squandered pots of taxpayer money, they will be watching anxiously to make sure the state won't be left with a 2.5bn bill from the new owner of Budapest's airport.
Hungarian home birth midwife loses appeal against jail sentence
Agnes Gereb's case has become a rallying point for Hungarians seeking to have home births accepted as a regulated method of delivery.
Hungary under Victor Orban: From Hero to Zero?
Novinite.com and Novinite.bg are publishing an opinion article on Hungary 's economic situation by Hungarian economist Dr.
New Zealand Family Trades Bullion, Loses $340,000 in Gold
In a report by New Zealand Herald, a family got into bullion investment of over $340,000 with Auckland-based Grace Holdings NZ Ltd, a company run by sole director Robert Kairua.
Fotokem Budapest Uses Baselight for Near-Set Grading of "In the Land of Blood and Honey"
Fotokem Budapest recently used FilmLight 's Baselight colour grading system to perform near-set colour grading for In the Land of Blood and Honey, Angelina Jolie's new film on the Bosnian War.
Zoologger: Don't bite - how the zebra got its stripes
Zebras are quite the communists. They graze together, groom each other and stay in packs to protect themselves from predators.
Burning Cash For Fuel in Hungary
Banknotes await a quality check at the logistics centre of the National Bank of Hungary in Budapest February 7, 2012.
S. Korea to open cultural center in Hungary
South Korea will open a new cultural center in Budapest, Hungary, this week, the culture ministry here said Thursday.
Nancy Scott Degan to Lead American Bar Association Section of Litigation
Ms. Degan will assume the role of Vice-Chair of the Section of Litigation in August 2012 at the conclusion of the ABA Annual Meeting.
Hungary's PM Condemns International Critics Amid Economic Uncertainty
A defiant Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban is defending his financially troubled nation's new constitution and related laws, saying those criticizing it are motivated by greed and want to keep Hungary indebted.
Unbelievable Pictures From Europe's Brutal Cold, Snow
A lot of snow fell in Szeged, Hungary. Photo submitted to AccuWeather.com Facebook fan Spf S., on Sunday, Feb.
Hungarian town suffers as Nokia announces big layoffs
NASA is looking for at least two U.S. firms to design and build space taxis to ferry astronauts to and from the International Space Station.
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