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In this week’s Business News: AAA Auto seeks to roll out in Russia, president attacks pre-emptive pension reform, L-159 lined up for first foreign sale, picture still gloomy for DVD sales, and fewer forged notes and coins found in country.

In this week’s Business News: financial watchdog to probe premature results release, economic confidence slips in February; Škoda Auto unions seen toughening stance in pay negotiations; Czech ad revenues fail to shine for CME; and Czech Airlines’ aid flies into Brussels turbulence.

In this week’s Business News: pension reform wins political backing; biggest brewer sets up export subsidiary; female viewers targeted by broadcaster; private car fleet shows its age; and hard coal imports surge.

In this week’s Business News: central bank sees above target inflation; cold shoulder prepared for would-be Czech workers; foreign owners channel earnings abroad; nuclear expansion reports demanded for all eventualities; and military real estate portfolio up for grabs.

In this week’s Business News: economic growth revised upwards; another brick in Lego’s Czech expansion; ČEZ reported to have cooled on Turkish joint venture; light shed on solar corruption sting; ministry earmarks film industry support.

In Business News: the Czech registry OTE will remain closed for at least six weeks following unauthorised trading; consumers stand to benefit from a price war between power companies; the Czech mortgage market grew by 15 percent after two-year decline; the Czech insurers’ Association investigated more than 5,000 suspicious insurance claims last year.

In this week’s Business News: government parties agree on pension reform formula; start-up bank lays out expansion plans; state brewery bucks export handover; ČEZ bundles into Slovakia; and bosses boosted over workplace computer abuse.

In this week’s Business News: falling fortunes for Sazka, foreign labour leaves Czech market, threats and promises in ad revenue battle, insurance payouts double in 2010, and Czech company lines up British army contract.

In this week’s Business News: industrial production surges; Internet sales grow steadily but growth slowdown seen in 2011; commercial property market picks up; US company signals multi-billion crown arbitration case; and betting company tips solar power companies in fight with state.

In Business News: Czech Prime Minister Petr Nečas comes out against the European budget freeze; the health minister, Leoš Heger, says the health Ministry will do everything possible to redirect funds towards doctors’ salaries; the Czech Trade Inspection Office will soon be able to publish the names of gas stations selling poor-quality fuel; and, etiquette experts provide tips on how not to behave at upcoming office parties.