Neil Lennon is pleased with Celtic’s pre-season showings – despite consecutive defeats to Sevastopol and CFR Cluj.
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Wizz Air to fly to Tel Aviv from Lithuania, Poland and Romania (Cluj-Napoca)
Wizz Air will start new routes this winter linking Tel Aviv with Vilnius, Katowice and Cluj-Napoca. This air company currently flies to Tel Aviv from Budapest and Bucharest.
Read MoreCeltic’s James Forrest ready to fight for place
Celtic winger James Forrest is keen to meet manager Neil Lennon’s demand for improvement when the Scottish champions play the third match of their pre-season tour in Germany tonight.
Read MoreCeltic suffer narrow defeat against Cluj
Celtic continued their Champions League preparations with a 2-1 defeat by CFR Cluj in their friendly game in Kufstein, Austria.
Read MoreTransilvania Leasing IFN to be listed on BVB alternative trading system
The Bucharest Stock Exchange (BVB) Council on Tuesday approved accepting Brasov-based company Transilvania Leasing IFN stocks on the CAN-ATS alternative trading system, the BVB said in a release.
Read MorePortuguese defender Ivo Pinto joins Dinamo Zagreb
Portuguese defender Ivo Pinto completed a move to Croatian champions Dinamo Zagreb from Romanian side CFR Cluj on Sunday.
Read MoreTade backs Wright
Departed striker Gregor Tade is tipping Tommy Wright to make his mark at St Johnstone.
Read MoreThe Economist: The Shibor shock
Banks do not keep their doors open an extra half-hour just because their customers need more money. But when the banks themselves are short of cash, things are different. On June 19th China’s interbank market stayed open late as banks scrambled to borrow funds from each other. On June 20th the seven-day repo interest rate shot up to 12%, the highest on record (see chart). The Shanghai interbank offered rate (SHIBOR), an average of the rate at which big banks say they will lend, also rose.
Read MoreBBC: St Johnstone: Gregory Tade mulls Transylvanian transfer
St Johnstone striker Gregory Tade has been offered a three-year contract by former Romanian champions CFR Cluj.
Read MoreConvictions made in electoral fraud case from Romania’s referendum last year
The first convictions in the Cluj electoral fraud case were made on Friday (June 21) according to reports in the local media. The court in Cluj sentenced eight people to a one year suspended prison sentence for electoral fraud and multiple voting in the referendum on whether to indict the President Traian Basescu last year.
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