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Start of Stadium Demolition Draws Outcry
By Howard Amos
Architectural preservation group Arkhnadzor said Monday that demolition at the constructivist-era Dynamo football stadium as a part of ongoing building work was against the law.
KamAZ Sees Pressure With WTO Entry
The Moscow Times
Truck maker KamAZ could see a reduction of its market share due to price competition from other manufacturers after Russia joins the World Trade Organization.
Navalny Nominated For Aeroflot Board
Anti-corruption blogger and opposition leader Alexei Navalny could become a member of the board of Aeroflot after he was nominated to the position by billionaire Alexander Lebedev.
Medicine Makers Warned to Prepare for WTO
New regulations are needed on the pharmaceuticals market before Russia enters the World Trade Organization.
Metro Park Plans Lead To Protest
The Moscow Times
About 50 protesters rallied in southern Moscow on Sunday in the latest confrontation in a struggle that echoes the battle over the Khimki Forest road.
No Residence to Rise on Russky Island
The Moscow Times
The Kremlin has abandoned plans for a state residence on an island off the coast of Vladivostok.
VTB's Kostin Suggests Putin Limit Himself to Single Term
The Moscow Times
If Vladimir Putin wins the presidency in the March 4 election, he should announce that he won't seek a second term, VTB head Andrei Kostin suggested in an article published Monday in Kommersant.
Vladimir Filonov / MT
Finam in Conflict Over Perlov House
The Finam investment company is facing allegations from former Perlovy & Co. general director Zhanna Kirtbaya that it is illegitimately taking over a downtown landmark.
- Minister Sees Credit Risks for Rosneft in Privatization
- Hotels Prices During Sochi Olympics to Be Capped at $160 to $240
- Wineries Suffering Winter Woes
- Poland Uses Shale Gas to Shake Reliance on Russia
- Renaissance to Start $5Bln Kenyan Project
- RusAl Predicts Competitors Will Cut Output in 2012
- Spending Alarms Troika
- 4G Tender Awaits Printing
- For the Record
- Venerable Oil Fields Require Ingenuity
- Ukraine Still Firm On Union
- U.S. Commerce Reshuffle Could Benefit Russia
- Gazprom Reduces Export Target Due to Europe Lull
Putin Plan Targets Population DropBy Alexandra Odynova and Rachel Nielsen
Prime Minister Vladimir Putin unveiled his plan on social policy Monday, focusing on how Russia will boost its dwindling population amid a demographic crisis that threatens to turn the country into "void space."
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We Want Reforms, Not Revolution
The main lesson from the rival anti-Putin and pro-Putin demonstrations held on Feb. 4 is that both civil society and the authorities are walking down a dangerous path of escalation.
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Russia - Finland 2009
This business bilingual colour publication is devoted to cooperation between the two countries in business and tourism and is published in partnership with the Embassy of Finland and the trade enterprise Visit Finland.
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Protecting Commercial Secrets in OutsourcingBaker & McKenzie
It is no surprise that outsourcing became an essential part of business a long time ago. The advantages offered by outsourcing are indisputable. The Russian market is no exception; outsourcing is becoming more and more popular in resolving various business tasks. |
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