In Brief: e-Katalyst incubator; Krakow investments; Sharp, Formus licenses

A new internet project incubator, called e-Katalyst, will be launched in Warsaw, headed by James van Bergh and using partly foreign capital. (Puls Biznesu, page 4) ...The city of Krakow announced a zl. 750 million investment program for transport infrastructure, including construction of two new bridges over the Wisla River. (Prawo i Gospodarka, page 2) ... Japanese electronic equipment manufacturer Sharp, which has just opened its central office in Warsaw, will begin assembling its products in Bydgoszcz next month. No financial details of the enterprise have been disclosed. (Puls Biznesu, page 7) ... Wireless internet provider Formus has received new licenses for telecom services, allowing it to provide its services throughout all of Poland. (Prawo i Gospodarka, page 4) T.J.