Issue 4279. Last Updated: 11/20/2009

2009 U.S.-Russia Summit: Obama in Moscow

Complete coverage of the U.S.-Russia summit, being held July 6-8 in Moscow.

Duma Set but Investors Wait for Next Vote

By Catrina Stewart
Sunday's vote brought no surprises, but March remains a mystery.

Observers Criticize 'Managed Elections'

By David Nowak
International observers criticized the State Duma elections as unfair and undemocratic and accused the Kremlin of abusing its position to buttress a crushing victory for United Russia.

Putin Praises Voters, Himself

By Nabi Abdullaev
President Vladimir Putin thanked voters Monday for supporting the United Russia party in Sunday's State Duma election, while stressing his own central role in the victory.

News in Brief

Kiselyov to Head RTViRights Activist Sentenced

Turkmens Start Work on Resort

Reuters
Turkmenistan's leader inaugurated the construction of a $5 billion tourism complex on the Caspian coast on Monday, his latest gesture to open up the reclusive country to the world.

Implenia, Chigirinsky Form Property Venture

Bloomberg
Implenia, Switzerland's largest builder, said Monday that billionaire Shalva Chigirinsky bought a 2.7 percent stake and that a joint venture with the Russian investor's building company was founded to develop Russian property and infrastructure projects.

Profit Triples for Orco

Bloomberg
Orco Property Group, a real estate developer that operates in Central and Eastern Europe, said Monday that nine-month profit tripled, bolstered by the earnings of a German unit and new projects in the Czech Republic and Poland.

The Parity of Cadastral and Market Values of Land Plots in Government Cadastral Appraisals

Head of the department of legal consulting on commercial use of lands,
Estimating the value of assets is a worry for owners of practically every company. But the price valuation of land -- an important and fundamental resource -- is often the very foundation or platform for building a business.

Kazakhstan Raises Key Interest Rate

Bloomberg
Kazakhstan's central bank on Monday raised the key interest rate by 2 percentage points in an effort to curb inflation, which accelerated to its highest in almost eight years last month.

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