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Articles in December 2001 issue of A&G Information Services

• THE PROFIT OF TYUMENSKAYA OIL COMPANY(TNK) DECREASES
• "NORILSKY NIKEL" WILL NOT REDUCEPRODUCTION OF NICKEL, COPPER AND COBALT IN2002 AS COMPARED WITH 2001
• TRANSMITTING CENTERS WILL BE RETURNED TOTHE STATE
• ST.-PETERSBURG GOT RID OF A $100 MILLIONDEBT
• THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE BANK OF RUSSIAADOPTED "THE MAIN DIRECTIONS OF THE UNIFIEDSTATE FINANCE-CREDIT POLICY FOR 2002"
• THE CONSUMPTION OF STRONG ALCOHOL DRINKS INRUSSIA DECREASES LITTLE BY LITTLE
• THE SALE OF THE COMPANY, WHICH MANAGED WEST-SIBERIAN METALLURGIC ENTERPRISE (WSME)
• ENVIRONMENT & ECOLOGY MOSCOW RAINS BECOME PURER
• THE "VOLGA-DNIEPER" COMPANY UPGRADES ITSAIRCRAFT POOL
• ADVERTISEMENT IS GATHERING SPEED
• IN 2002 THE MINISTRY OF PROPERTY WANTS TOMAKE MORE MONEY THAN NEEDED
• IN 2001 THE LOSSES OF OCTOBER RAILWAY (OR)FROM SUBURBAN SERVICES WILL REACH RBL 1.85BILLION
• "GAZPROM" IS PLANS TO PARTICIPATE IN CZECH PRIVATIZATION. JS
• SPECULATIVE ATTACK ON RUBLE CONTINUES
• THE STATE DUMA APPROVED THE LAW ABOUT ELECTRONIC DIGITAL SIGNATURE
• RUSSIAN MILITARY LEADERS ABOUT THE USA HAVING REJECTED THE ANTI-MISSILE DEFENSE AGREEMENT (PRO) OF 1972
• TERMS OF RUSSIAN CHEMICAL WEAPONS DESTRUCTION
• FINANCIAL RESERVE ON JANUARY 1, 2002 WILL BE $3BILLIO
• IN AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN RUSSIA AND THEINTERNATION CONCERN DEBEERS, RUSSIA WILL EXPORTDIAMONDS VALUED AT $800 MILLION FOR 5 YEAR
• THE VOLUME OF COUNTERFEIT MEDICINES IN ST.PETERSBURG INCREASED BY 7 TIME
• THE GOVERNMENT OF RF REVISED THE OILPRICES, BUDGETED IN THE DRAFT BUDGET-2002
• FORMER RUSSIANS WILL KEEP THEIR RIGHTS FORRUSSIAN PENSION
• TEN THOUSAND INFRINGERS WERE FOUND IN THEMINISTRY OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS
• WATER PIPE WILL BE REPAIRED AT THE EXPENSEOF THE NORTHERN NEIGHBORS
• FINANCIAL SECRET SERVICE BEGAN SHADOWING
• BIG CHANGES IN TOBACCO INDUSTRY
• PRIVATIZATION OF "PHOSPHORITE" IS COMPLETED
• DURING ABOUT THREE MONTHS THE EXECUTIVE GROUP OFTHE MINISTRY OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS OF RF WILL WORKIN ST.-PETERSBURG
• FORD FOUND THE SECOND RUSSIAN SUPPLIER
• POSITIVE BALANCE OF TRADE IS $3.482BILLION
• THE GOVERNMENT WILL ESTABLISH A BAKERYHOLDING
• FEDERAL SECURITY SERVICE (FSS) WARNED THECHECHEN AUTHORITIES OF ILLEGAL ACTIONS OFSOME INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
• "ROSOBORONEXPORT" WILL NOT BE INVOLVED IN EXPORT OF MILITARY EQUIPMENT SPARE PARTS
• THE STATE DUMA ACCEPTED THE FEDERAL BUDGET OF RUSSIA FOR THE YEAR 2002
• THE MINISTRY OF DEFENSE WILL LOSE AIRPORTS
• THE PRESIDENT OF RUSSIA, VLADIMIR PUTIN, SIGNED A SET OF DECREES CONCERNING FORTHCOMING PENSION REFORM
• THE TOTAL COST OF PROGRAM FOR RUSSIAN CHEMICAL WEAPONS DESTRUCTION IS $3 BILLION
• RUSSIA'S LOSSES FROM THE PRACTICE OF ANTIDUMPINGPROCEDURES IS $4 BILLIO
• IN THE PAST YEAR RUSSIA ESTABLISHED A NEW RECORDOF GRAIN CROPS HARVEST - 19.3 CENTNERS PERHECTAR
• PUTIN WANTS TO RELOCATE CERTAIN GOVERNMENTAGENCIES TO ST. PETERSBUR
• THE REGIONS WILL LOSE RBL 76,2 BILLION
• THE GOVERNMENT APPROVED THE PROHIBITION OFBEER ADVERTISING
• THE STATE DUMA APPROVED A NEW CRIMINALPROCEDURE CODE
• UTILIZATION OF RADIOACTIVE WASTES AT THEFAR EAST
• THE TRUST IN RUBLE GROWS
• STARTING FROM DECEMBER 15 THE GOVERNMENT OF RFWILL RISE BY 30% TARIFFS FOR PASSENGERTRANSPORTATION
• PRIVATIZATION THE SALE OF THE SHARES OF MURMANSK PORT WILL BEHELD IN TIME
• THE REQUEST OF THE COMMITTEE FOR MANAGING THESTATE PROPERTY OF ST.-PETERSBURG
• THE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OUTLOOK OF RUSSIAIS QUITE PESSIMISTIC
• SECOND SPACE TOUR IS SOLD
• THE MINISTER OF DEFENSE, SERGEY IVANOVONCE AGAIN FIRMLY STATED THAT THERE WILLBE NO RUSSIAN SOLDIERS IN AFGHANISTAN
• THE GENERAL HEADQUARTERS (HQ) IS WORKINGOUT A PLAN OF DEPLOYMENT OF THE RUSSIANEXPEDITIONARY FORCES UNDER THE AEGIS OF UNIN AFGHANISTAN
• THE DEBTS OF JSC "GAZ" (GORKY AUTOMOBILE PLANT) WILL BE RESTRUCTURIZED
• THE NUMBER OF INTERNET USERS IN RUSSIA HAS BEEN RAPIDLY INCREASING DURING THE LAST SEVERAL YEARS
• THE GOVERNMENT DECIDED TO ASSIST THE DOMESTIC MANUFACTURERS OF CLOTHES AND FOOTWEAR BY TOUGHENING THE CONDITIONS OF GOING ABROAD FOR RETAIL CLOTHES BUSINE
• SMALL BUSINESS IS DEVELOPING SPONTANEOUSLY
• GEOTHERMAL POWERPLANT (GEOES) BEGAN OPERATING AT KAMCHATKA PENINSULA
• THE FIRST LINE OF THE BALTIYSKAYA PIPELINE SYSTEMIS PUT IN USE
• EXPORT DUTY ON GOLD WILL BE CANCELLED UNTIL THEEND OF THE YEA
• "SOVKOMFLOT" WANTS TO BUILD A NEW PASSENGERTERMINAL IN ST. PETERSBUR
• THE RESULTS OF AO "GAZPROM"S WORK FOR2001
• ATOMIC FLEET-WITHOUT INVESTMENTS
• DEBTORS TO THE BUDGET WILL BE PUNISHED
• ON NOVEMBER 22 THE STATE DUMA APPROVEDTHREE BILLS FROM THE PRESIDENT'S PACKAGECONCERNING JUDICAL REFORM
• PTS PROFITS WILL INCREASE
• RUSSIA'S RATING HAS BEEN INCREASED
• THE IMPORTATION OF SECOND-HAND CARS INCREASESDUE TO THE THREAT OF INCREASING DUTIES
• THE BANK OF RUSSIA ENLARGED THE LIST OFCOUNTRIES-OFFSHORE ZONES
• THE REGIONAL FORUM "LEGAL ASPECTS FOR PROVIDINGOF ECOLOGICAL SECURITY" TOOK PLACE IN ST.-PETERSBURG
• BUDGET INCOMES ARE INCREASING
• AUTOMOBILE MARKET DEVELOPMENT FORECAST
• USA RECOMMENDS THAT RUSSIA ENTER THEEGMONT GROUP
• COST OF LIVING IN ST. PETERSBURG
• KOLSK (RUSSIAN FEDERATION) NUCLEAR POWER STATION WILL PAVE THE WAY TO FINLAND
• CURRENCY FLOW INTO RUSSIA IS DECLINING
• THE STATE DUMA ACCEPTED THE FEDERAL BILL ABOUT AMENDMENTS TO THE TAX CODE
• THE GENERAL OFFICE OF THE PROCECUTOR COMPLETED THE CASE ON "AEROFLOT"
• "UKOS" NAMED BEST OIL COMPANY OF 2001
• IN 2002 "GASPROM" WILL INCREASE TARIFFS UP TO 35
• THE GOVERNMENT HAS ESTABLISHED A SPECIAL DUTY ONTHE IMPORT OF CARAME