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— Fyodor Dostoevsky
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Putin Says Russia May Ease Resource Exploration License Applications for Foreign Companies
Russia may simplify the application process for resource exploration licenses by foreign investors, President Vladimir Putin said at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum Friday, but warned companies against trading licenses once they had them.
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Russia and Mongolia Mull Creation of Free Trade Zone
Russia and Mongolia could sign a free trade agreement and create transport infrastructure between the Customs Union, Mongolia, and China, Russian's Economic Development Ministry said in an online statement.
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23 Mag Business Forum Mosca
La Camera di Commercio di Milano ospiterà il Business Forum "Mosca - Milano 2014. Sfide e prospettive", focalizzato sullo sviluppo e il rafforzamento della cooperazione economica tra le due città, con particolare riferimento ai seguenti settori: finanziario, supporto alle Pmi, trasporti e infrastrutture, beni strumentali e beni di consumo. L'evento si inserisce ...
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Putin Makes Sanctioned Billionaire Timchenko Head of Russia-China Business Council
Gennady Timchenko, who has had sanctions imposed on him by the U.S., said on Thursday he expects a flurry of deals between Russia and China following his appointment as what he called Moscow's point person for business relations with China.
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Russia's Pivot to China Won't Reshape Russian Economy
As Ukraine's political crisis poisons Russia's relationship with the West, Moscow is increasingly talking of China as a possible replacement for the European Union as Russia's key economic ally.
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German CEOs stay away from Russia business forum
Chief executives of major German companies have turned down invitations to this week's St. Petersburg International Economic Forum amid tension between Russia and the West over Ukraine.
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Old Russia Hands' Poll - Where will Russia's Economy Be in 5 Years?
Russia's economy arrives at this year's St. Petersburg International Economic Forum in a very different state than the year before.
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Marketing Internazionale
Russia-Italia: un corridoio verde per uscire dalle rispettive crisi
La Russia rappresenta una delle realtà economiche più promettenti e più remunerative per numerosi comparti industriali italiani: i flussi commerciali, gli investimenti e il forte richiamo per il "Made in Italy", hanno portato la Russia a divenire trai i più importanti partner commerciali del Bel Paese. Secondo i dati diffusi ...
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Joint Venture Between CIC, Russia State-Backed Firm Plans $800M Tourism Fund
A joint venture between the Russian Direct Investment Fund, or RDIF, and China Investment Corporation, or CIC, plans to raise an $800 million fund to invest in infrastructure for senior living centers and to tap rising Sino-Russia tourism, a top executive at the Russian state-backed fund said Monday.
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German Business Intensifies Campaign Against Russia Sanctions
Europe's showdown with Moscow over Ukraine is already having a major impact on German business in Russia and imposing economic sanctions would cause lasting damage to industry, a confidential paper sent to the German government by a business lobby warned.
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Canada Scaled Down Russia Sanctions to Protect Own Business Interests, Report Says
Canada broke with the U.S. and did not impose sanctions on two key allies of Russian President Vladimir Putin because the pair had Canadian business interests, according to sources familiar with the matter.
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Insurance Is Most Stressful Employment Sector in Russia, Survey Says
The insurance sector has been ranked as the most stressful field of work for employees in Russia, according to a survey published Thursday by Russian news agencies.
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Russia is Worst Place for Foreign Investment, Poll Says
Russia's has been cited as worst place to invest among the biggest world economies in light of the conflict in Ukraine, according to foreign investors polled by Bloomberg in their quarterly Global Market Investor's Poll.
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Metro sales fall as fears grow on Russia
Ukraine conflict increases political and financial risks for retail chain as strong euro continues to takes its toll on European earnings
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08 Mag Nuovi membri nei BRICS?
I BRICS, ovvero Brasile, Russia, India, Cina e Sudafrica, le economie emergenti per molti versi già emerse, continuano a creare rumors. Sembra infatti che siano interessati ad aggiungere un nuovo membro al gruppo: si tratta dellArgentina!Nonostante lArgentina non stia attraversando un bel periodo essendo sotto pressione dalle altre potenze internazionali ...
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U.S. to Expel Russia From Trade Benefit Program
President Barack Obama gave the U.S. Congress official notice on Wednesday that he plans to pull Russia from a program that allows duty-free imports of certain goods, known as the Generalized System of Preferences, the White House said.
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Obama removing special trade benefits for Russia
President Barack Obama is removing special trade benefits for Russia because the country is too economically advanced to need them and Moscow's involvement in Ukraine made it an appropriate time to take the step, the White House announced Wednesday.
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Russia Creates $1.4Bln Loan Guarantee Scheme for Small Business
In a drive to boost lending to small and mid-sized businesses in an economic slump, the government is creating a publicly traded loan guarantee system armed with 50 billion rubles ($1.4 billion) in starting capital.
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Bomb Threat Leads to Increased Security at Moscow City Business Center
Enhanced security measures are being enforced at the international business center in Moscow City, after warnings of a bomb-threat, a news report said.
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Business Briefing: Large Banks Cut Back on Risk in Russia
Big United States banks reported lower exposure to Russia in the first quarter, as Western nations imposed sanctions on some of the countrys citizens and businesses in response to its seizure of the Crimean Peninsula from Ukraine.
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Russias economy: Tipping the scales
WESTERN measures against Russiaasset freezes and visa restrictions aimed at people and firms close to Vladimir Putinmay be pinpricks, but the crisis in Ukraine has already taken its toll on Russias economy and financial markets. Capital flight in the first three months of 2014 is thought to exceed $60 billion. ...