Dmitry Medvedenko
Russia to allow individuals declare bankruptcyA draft law enabling individuals to declare themselves bankrupt is about to be submitted to parliament. Aimed at providing legal backing both for banks and lenders, the legislation has gone through eight years of preparations. |
Why deals on IPO market are decreasing: RT analysisThe global IPO market is facing hard times, as the number of deals has gone down by 43 per cent. RT looks at why companies are not going into the market and when it might change. |
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Russian air rules made easier on local carriersNew rules for international routes have been formulated by Russia’s transport ministry, following a battle for the sky between major Russian carriers Aeroflot and Transaero. |
Vekselberg out in Rusal boardroom battleMarket rumours suggest a boardroom struggle has forced Viktor Vekselberg to resign as chairman of the aluminium producer Rusal. It’s reported he quit after failing to agree with major shareholder Oleg Deripaska over a 25% stake in Norilsk Nickel. |
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22.02.2012 09:24
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Air carriers consider ways to avoid carbon taxThe EU's initiative to charge international airlines for carbon emissions became an unpleasant surprise for air carriers, fearing it would increase costs. Now they have come to Moscow to discuss ways of opposing the EU move. |
Story of expat success: Le Pain QuotidienRT pays a visit to the businessmen behind a chain of premium bakeries where the customers are able to eat in. |
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23.01.2012 15:11
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Gold may remain a very attractive asset in 2012Analysts expect gold to continue its remarkable price growth in 2012 following an increase of 11 percent last year. The precious metal has already gained more than 6 percent since the beginning of the month. |
Eurasian 'One For All'After nearly two decades of big plans and little action, the Eurasian Economic Community (EurAsEC) looks like it may finally become reality, with member countries hoping the union will help to create a market able to resist the financial crisis. |
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Swindlers prey on Russians’ credit cardsUp to $79 million may disappear from bank cards in Russia by the end of the year, as the amount of credit and debit card fraud in the country has doubled over the recent six months. |
16.09.2011 12:53
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Russia puts end to gas warsRussia has brought to an end the long-running debate over securing gas supplies to the EU, bringing all its European partners together to sign the landmark agreement giving the green light to construction of the South Stream gas pipeline. |
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21.08.2011 19:19
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Eto’o bids farewell to Inter team-matesStar-striker Samuel Eto’o had his final training session with Inter Milan on Sunday as, according to the Italian media, his move to the Russian side, Anzhi Makhachkal, is a done deal. |
21.08.2011 14:41
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Mounting conflict fails to silence Israeli protestsAmid unrelenting rocket barrages from Gaza, tension is running high inside the Jewish state itself, with continuing mass protests by Israelis against the government’s economic policies. |
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21.08.2011 04:09
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Eyewitnesses dismiss overnight rebel advances on TripoliReports of tracer bullets and explosions over the Libyan capital have sparked rumors of the imminent defeat of Colonel Gaddafi and his regime. However, it transpired that most of these shots were fired by victorious Gaddafi loyalists. Libyan conflict |
21.08.2011 03:11
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Israel arrests 120 militants amid Hamas shellingThe military wing of Hamas has continued to shell Israeli territory, launching 12 more rockets more on Sunday, while the Israeli authorities reported the arrest of 120 Palestinian activists in the southern West Bank last night. |
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Russia charged to enter hybrid marketRussia’s dream of developing its own hybrid cars is one step closer. The construction of the first Russian plant to produce a new generation of vehicles has started just outside St. Petersburg. |
Drawing foreign investment into RussiaThe Russian Finance Minister, Aleksey Kudrin, says that foreign investment is vital for GDP growth that Russia needs, noting that foreign direct investments into Russia fell by a half last year to around $13 billion. |















