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22.10.2009, 19:41
With the Russian economy now emerging from the slump of the past year, focus is turning to the economic restructuring required to broaden the economic base and lay the basis for steadier economic growth.
22.10.2009, 16:29
Russia’s ten rouble note, a mainstay of consumer services from local buses to metro tickets is to be phased out from 2010 to be replaced by coins, but no official decision has been taken on 1 and 5 kopeck coins.
19.10.2009, 06:51
Russia's government will pass a law next year which guarantees the rights of investors in public-private partnerships. It hopes the move will attract funds to rescue companies threatened by bankruptcy.
24.04.2009, 23:17
The head of Ford Russia has defended the company's decision to raise prices by as much as a quarter from next month.
21.10.2009, 21:40
Designer fashion is usually an industry hit hard and first by any economic downturn. With the Russian Fashion Week concluding in Moscow Business RT spoke with Tatyana Parfyonova about how her fashion house has coped.
04.12.2009, 19:37
Russian Truck maker, Kamaz says it’s prepared to give analytical support to troubled car maker Avtovaz, after Avtovaz owner Rostechnologies called for them to move into a single holding.
17.03.2010, 10:16
International car manufacturers have the bodies - they just need the parts. That's the message from global car makers working in Russia, who are struggling to find the right quality and price.
12.05.2010, 11:19
The explosions at the Raspadskaya coal mines in Mezhdurechensk which have claimed the lives of at least 60 people, could cost Russia more than 5 billion roubles ($165 million).
13.10.2010, 22:42
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The State Statistics Service has come up with an inventive way to improve Russia’s economical performance: by stretching the GDP with illegal revenues.
12.02.2010, 19:38
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Russia is renovating its railroads and sea ports - all part of plan to bypass transit countries when exporting energy products. That means neighbours like Estonia are looking to move from stable cashflows.
Published: 23 October, 2009, 08:36
Dozens of Russian companies are in Vietnam in a bid to win business from its traditional partner, China, with the energy sector seen as showing particular promise.
