In brief: Apexim; EuRoPol Gaz; Scania beats Volvo; telecom operators

Apexim became the second company, after ComputerLand, to land a government order to provide computer systems for Polish hospitals. On Wednesday the company signed the deal with the Health Ministry. (Parkiet, p.3)...A parliamentary telecom commission confirmed EuRoPol Gaz was entitled to build a fiber-optic cable along the Yamal gas pipeline without a license. (Rzeczpospolita, P.B1)...Truck producer Scania has taken the lead on the Polish heavy vehicles market, leaving Volvo, its main competitor, in the dust. By the end of October, Scania had sold 644 vehicles, 41 more than Volvo. (Puls Biznesu, p.5)...Local independent telecom operators warn that the Telecom Ministry's new regulations concerning the settlement of their accounts with TP SA may prove harmful as they allow TP SA to draw out negotiations with smaller telecom businesses before signing a contract (Puls Biznesu, p.3)