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15.12.2009, 15:13
The Vietnamese Bank of Investment and Development and Russia's VTB have opened their first joint branch in Moscow.
15.12.2009, 15:11
Russian oil producer, Tatneft, has posted a 9M 2009 Net Income of 47.15 billion Roubles under U.S. GAAP.
15.12.2009, 13:01
Sibirtelecom, the fixed line provider in Russia’s Siberia, has posted a 9M 2009 Net Profit of 1.8 billion Roubles under IFRS.
16.08.2010, 18:36
The need for greater levels of national savings is coming into focus, with experts saying low income levels, an undeveloped financial system, and long term cultural issues remain key issues to be addressed.
19.05.2010, 11:44
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A volatile Eurozone sees Russia with almost no exposure to national debt, but with markets pricing in a wider contagion, Russia would be affected by a return to recession.
15.01.2010, 11:56
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Russia will end poultry imports from the USA as of January 19 due to health concerns, with Prime Minister Vladimir Putin saying local producers can fill domestic demand and even start exporting poultry within 4 years.
09.02.2010, 17:03
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President Dmitry Medvedev has directed participants at the Council for Financial Market Development to create a development road map, emphasizing the role of financial markets in supporting economic development.
25.01.2010, 11:40
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Wine merchants in Russia could lose $400 million in 1Q 2010, after the customs service changed their import duties, driving up business costs by as much as 30%.
18.03.2010, 11:05
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Russia could gain 10% of the global carbon trading market in the next 3-4 years. But the need to invest in environmental projects and a forest of red tape is slowing he process.
16.09.2009, 14:53
It’s a year ago this week that the global financial circulation system had its closest near death experience in a generation. That saw a chain of events which haven’t left Russia unscathed.
Published: 15 December, 2009, 22:29
Edited: 16 December, 2009, 13:17
Debt-laden Ukraine is waiting for an answer from the International Monetary Fund. The country has asked the lender to release the final, $2 billion dollar tranche of a massive bailout loan.
The Americans and certain European countries who pool the strings in that corrupted Ukrainian state should be the only ones to pay the bills; not the IMF...The World should know how much money Ukraine waste on armaments to steer troubles in Georgia and elsewhere (including Russia) as an NATO's puppet. It seems to be the time for the good Ukrainian people to clean-up the mess left by that Orange revolution (indirectly to know how much money some leaders have hidden in foreign banks). By the way; concerning an other topic: I am very sad about the exploitation as sex-objects of those pretty Ukrainian girls seen in western bordellos. Ukrainians and western leaders knew about that tragedy, right from the beginning. What have-they done about it ? Sorry Future Ukrainian Generations. Best Regards. Jean-Claude Meslin