Nokia Music Store opens in Poland

Nokia Music Store has been launched in Poland as the first country in Central-Eastern Europe. The online store offers over 4.5 million tracks (about 400 000 CDs) by Polish and international artists representing all music genres.

A single track costs PLN 3.49 and an entire album costs PLN 34.9. Among Music.nokia.pl offers is Moby’s latest album and David Guetta’s new single, before they go on release in CD form. (JB)

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• ● In December 2009 and January 2010, as in previous months in the second half of 2009, the Polish economy stood out against other countries in terms of GDP growth. Poland’s economic growth was higher than projected and higher than in other European countries.
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• In 2009 construction output increased by 3.7%.
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• Retail sales increase in most product groups.
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• On the Warsaw Stock Exchange, stock prices were very volatile in January 2010.
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• At the end of December 2009 the registered unemployment rate (claimant count rate) amounted to 11.9% versus 11.4% in November.
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• At the end of January the president signed the 2010 budget bill into law. The bill was adopted by the parliament on December 18.
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• In the fourth quarter of 2009 the Polish economy turned out to be more resistant to the global crisis than had been projected and than the economies of Polish neighbours, something which boosts optimism in forecasts for 2010 and the next years.
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