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28.08.2009, 16:17
In the wake of data showing a major fall in Foreign investment into Russia over the first half of this year, Business RT spoke with Dr. Frank Schauff - CEO of the Association of European Business.
28.08.2009, 14:03
Russian oilfield services provider, Integra, has posted a 1H 2009 Net Loss of $22.9 million under IFRS.
28.08.2009, 13:50
Russian oil producer, Lukoil, has posted a 1H 2009 Net Income of $3.229 billion under U.S. GAAP.
31.08.2009, 10:28
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A new low-cost airline has spread its wings in Russia. Fares starting at eight dollars look appealing, but there's still not much of a market for this model.
12.05.2009, 07:24
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Russia is about to enter a new era of cooperation with Japan on nuclear energy, as the energy source undergoes a renaissance at home.
18.08.2009, 16:19
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The disaster at the Sayano-Shushenskaya hydro-power plantin East Siberia may have serious implications for several industries. Electricity prices are expected to jump while Rusal may have to cut its output.
17.02.2010, 14:34
Russia’s air market is starting to recover after the economic downturn, with Moscow airports experiencing a sharp jump in usage during January according to Kommersant.
02.05.2009, 10:49
Russia is trying to make ‘Investing in People’ more than just a slogan, with human capital at the heart of the revised 2009 budget.
13.08.2009, 17:33
Russia has halted the import of Lithuanian dairy products after finding antibiotics in them. That’s bringing focus to Russia's domestic production and decline in consumption.
20.08.2009, 16:57
The Republic of Buryatia will boost the capacities of one of its power plants to make up for energy losses caused by the accident at the Sayano-Shushenskaya hydro-power plant.
Published: 25 September, 2009, 18:57
Edited: 29 September, 2009, 11:00
The Russian real estate market has seen a wave of bankruptcies amongst developers and construction companies, driven by falling demand and financing issues. But the market slump is providing an opening for some.
It will be interesting to see how Russia develops its version of "suburbia". If that really takes off, will there also be inner city blight, like it was in the US? If Russia can keep oil supplies up, will it develop a car culture or stick to mass transit? Interesting times ahead.