Poland's economy is expected to grow by 2.5-3.0 % in 2010, World Bank senior economist Kaspar Richter told a press conference on Thursday.

In the second quarter of 2010, employers in Poland are the most optimistic about hiring new workers from all the 17 countries surveyed in Europe.

Olsztyn City Council will allocate nearly PLN 71 million to the creation of a technology park at the Skanda lake.

The first regulation from the consolidation package will introduce a budget rule saying that expenditure increase depends on GDP growth, wyborcz.biz reports.

The fortune of Poland’s 100 richest people grew by 40% last year and the top 5 made it to the prestigious Forbes 100 world’s richest people list.

Over 43,000 servers worth almost USD 212 million were sold in Poland in 2009, a study by IDC Polska shows. This represents a 34% drop in value y-o-y.

Poland's second-largest refiner, the Lotos Group, will begin oil extraction from the Yme oil fields on the Norwegian continental shelf in July this year and plans to further develop extraction projects, Lotos' strategic director Bogdan Janicki told a press conference on Wednesday.

At the first meeting of a newly appointed Economic Council, an advisory think tank to the Polish cabinet, the need to trigger mechanisms to stabilise the exchange rate of the national currency, the zloty, was emphasised.