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Articles with tag "business"
Russia’s AvtoVAZ Expects Lada Output to Drop 40% in 2025 – Reports
The company’s shipped output is projected at 464.5 billion rubles ($5.92 billion) for 2025, down 27.7% from last year.
Apple Cracks Down on India’s Re-Exports of iPhones to Russia – Reports
Although Apple halted official sales in Russia, new models continue to reach the Russian market through parallel imports and private suppliers.
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Ozon Denies Central Bank’s Claim That Marketplace Discounts Distort Competition
Central Bank Governor Elvira Nabiullina reportedly proposed banning online marketplaces from offering discounts to customers who pay for goods using their...
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Sberbank Using AI to Cut 20% of Staff by End of 2025, Gref Says
German Gref said the bank’s heavy spending on AI left little room for other investments.
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Russian Firms Plan Price Increases Ahead of Tax Changes – Central Bank Survey
Businesses plan to lift prices by an annualized 6.3% over the next three months, up from 4.2% in October and 2.9% in September.
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Moscow Court Arrests Ex-Skolkovo Technopark Head on Bribery Mediation Charges
Renat Batyrov faces up to 12 years in prison if convicted.
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Russian Companies Face Record Debt Burden as High Rates Squeeze Profits – Think Tank
“The burden from interest payments on corporate income is at an extremely high level,” the Kremlin-linked think tank CMASF said.
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Gazprom Takes Control of Luxury Carmaker Aurus After Buying 51% Stake
The new investor is reportedly expected to commit additional funds to develop the brand, whose limousines are used by Putin and senior officials.
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Chevron Weighs Purchase of Lukoil’s Overseas Assets After U.S. Eases Restrictions – Reuters
Chevron is assessing the purchase of Lukoil assets that overlap with its own interests, Reuters’ sources said.
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Russian Warehouse Market Sees Sharp Decline as Economy Slows
Companies have shifted from expansion to consolidating existing space due to slower economic growth and high borrowing costs.
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Russia’s Rusal to Shutter Major Silicon Plant as Industry Cuts Deepen
The cutback adds to a growing list of Russian industrial firms reducing hours, output or staffing as economic pressures mount.
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Russian Seaborne Oil Exports Drop to 3-Month Low Amid New U.S. Sanctions
Analysts say the slump in exports reflects a temporary dislocation in supply chains rather than a collapse in demand.
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Wildberries Targets First African Market With Ethiopian Expansion
The cooperation agreement with Ethiopia’s largest state-owned investment firm signals the Russian e-commerce giant’s push into Africa.
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Finance Ministry to Debut Borrowing in Chinese Yuan in December
The ministry said it would offer two series of OFZ bonds, each worth 10,000 yuan ($1,400), with maturities ranging from three to seven years and interest...
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Russia’s Richest Woman Settles Divorce 1 Year After Deadly Office Confrontation
The specific terms of Thursday’s settlement have not been made public, but Kim said the terms were “acceptable to both sides.”
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Russia’s Oil Revenues Plunge 27% Year-on-Year in October
Falling crude prices, a stronger ruble and tightening Western sanctions continue to cut into oil and gas revenue that is critical to Russia’s federal...
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Russian Retail Chains Forced to Sell Assets as Sales Fall and Costs Rise
Retail executives warned in October that consumers are spending less, even on groceries, as Russians turn toward a savings-oriented mindset.
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opinion
Tatyana Rybakova
Russia's Self-Imposed Isolation Reaches a New Frontier: Medicine
Moscow's blind patriotism and shunning of anything foreign means Russians will have to pay higher prices for less effective medication.
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Mazda Becomes First Foreign Automaker to Lose Russian Joint Venture Buyback Rights
The Japanese automaker had sold its 50% stake in the Mazda Sollers Manufacturing RUS joint venture with an option to buy back the assets within three years...
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News Analysis
How Russia’s Auto Industry Ran Out of Road
Russia’s auto industry is floundering in the face of tough competition from China, weak domestic demand and poor export prospects.
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