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A roundup of what has happened in the past 24 hours
Add commentsTNK-BP Management on Friday was expelled from the Russian Gas Producers Association but will not seek to restore its membership, a company spokesman said.
Russian national development bank Vnesheconombank (VEB) will open a 39 billion ruble ($1.4 billion) credit line for a joint venture between Ford and local car maker Sollers, VEB head Vladimir Dmitriyev said on Friday.
Belarus expects to unify the two exchange rates introduced earlier this week in May, after Minsk receives financial aid from Russia, Anatoly Moroz, head of the Belarusian central bank's foreign exchange regulation and control directorate said on Friday.
The earthquake and tsunami that struck Japan on March 11 will have serious consequences for the global economy and nuclear energy.
Russian mid-sized oil firm Bashneft's fourth quarter 2010 net profit soared 106 percent compared to the previous quarter to $570 million to IFRS, the company said on Friday.
Russia's Dixy Group food retailer is to hold an 11.4 percent issue of new shares in a secondary public offering to finance the acquisition of the Victoria retail chain.
Shareholders in Bank of Moscow elected former VTB employee Mikhail Kuzovlev as the bank's president on Thursday, Bank of Moscow said, ending a dramatic fight for control over the capital's lender.
American researchers have revealed that personal computer pioneer Apple installs a program in its iPhone smartphones and iPad 3G tablets that records the device's geographic location in a hidden file, ABC News said on Thursday.
Switzerland has opened a money-laundering probe against a former Russian tax official at the request of British investment company Hermitage Capital Management Ltd., the Barron's weekly said on Thursday.
Sistema, one of Russia's largest diversified holding companies, may sell a blocking stake of 25 percent plus one share in mid-sized oil firm Bashneft to India's ONGC oil and gas company this year, Sistema Board of Directors Chairman and key owner Vladimir Yevtushenkov said on Thursday.
Genser, one of Russia's top five car dealers, will hold an initial public offering(IPO) on the London Stock Exchange in fall this year, Kommersant business daily reported on Thursday.
Russian fertilizer firm Silvinit has repurchased shares worth 48.25 million rubles ($1.69 million) from shareholders opposing a $24 billion merger deal with its rival Uralkali to create the world's second largest potash producer, Silvinit said on Thursday.
The Armenian airline Armavia completed the first passenger flight of Russia's newest commercial plane, the Sukhoi Superjet 100, on Thursday.
Russia's Federal Antimonopoly service has given a green light to French engineering group Alstom to acquire a blocking stake in Transmashholding (TMH), Russia's largest supplier of rolling stock for the domestic rail sector, Andrei Bokarev, chairman of the TMH board of directors, said on Thursday.
Russia's fourth largest steelmaker Novolipetsk Steel (NLMK) has signed a binding agreement to buy a 50 percent interest in Steel Invest and Finance (SIF) from Italy's Duferco for $600 million to become a 100 percent owner of the two companies' joint venture, NLMK said in a statement on Thursday.
Workers in a Siberian mining company in Yakutia have discovered a large diamond weighing more than 136 carats, a spokesman for the republic's Industrial Ministry said on Thursday.
The case against former Yukos CEO Mikhail Khodorkovsky affected foreign investment and business climate in Russia, a Russian business community leader said in an interview with Kommersant on Thursday.1
Ukraine will have to move forward with privatization of its coal mining industry as soon as possible to increase coal production and satisfy the needs of the national economy, the country's energy minister, Yury Boyko, said on Wednesday.