Week in Headlines
- Prosecutor’s Office Launches Investigation into Nana Qeinishvili’s “Illegal Business Activities”;
- National Bank Fines Bitexchange GEL 572.118 Million;
- Georgia’s 20th Bank/Neo Georgian Group Receives Banking License;
- Foreign Exchange Reserves Increased by $26 Mln (September);
- Georgia’s Pension Fund Assets Exceed GEL 10.1 Billion;
- Mariam Kvrivishvili Appointed Deputy Prime Minister;
- “Intermediary Companies May Have Been an Effective Tool for Corruption” — Kobakhidze;
- Intermediary Companies Will No Longer Be Allowed to Import Electricity;
- Vaziani Airport and NEW Stadium Not Included in Budget Projects;
- Government Changes Price Indexation Rules for Infrastructure Tenders;
- Construction Costs Fell Month-on-Month in August but Rose 3.4% Year-on-Year;
- Carlsberg Group to Become Owner of the Pepsi Brand in Georgia;
- Russia Bans Imports of Wine and Non-Alcoholic Beverages from Certain Georgian Producers — Russian Media;
