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Articles in May 2002 issue of A&G Information Services

• GAZPROM'S RESERVES OF GAS
• A BARRIER FOR RUSSIAN WHEAT
• THE ORDER OF PRESENTATION OF INFORMATIONABOUT MONEY SETTLEMENTS WAS APPROVED BY THEGOVERNMENT
• PRESIDENT OF RF SET THE TASKS OF RUSSIA
• SWEDISH BUSES WOULD BE ASSEMBLED IN ST.-PETERSBURG
• THE MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS OF THE OILCOMPANY "BASHNEFT" CANCELED THE LIMITATIONSON ITS SHARES TO BE BOUGHT BY FOREIGNERS
• SCANDAL WITH FALSE PHARMACEUTICALS ON THERUSSIAN MARKET
• FOR THE SECOND WEEK ACTIONS OF PROTESTAGAINST INCREASES IN PUBLIC SERVICES TARIFFSARE HELD IN VORONEZH
• IN COMPARISON WITH THE 1ST QUARTER OF 2001THE VOLUME OF INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION IN ST.PETERSBURG INCREASED BY 29.4%
• IMPLEMENTATION OF THE JOINT AIRCRAFTBUILDING PROJECT CONTINUES
• THE AMOUNT OF RUSSIAN CITIZENS' SAVINGS ISGROWING
• RUSSIAN COMPANIES ARE PLANNING TO BUY"BULGARTABAK"
• BUDGET MONEY IS TAKEN AWAY FROM COMMERCIALBANKS OF ST. PETERSBURG
• RUSSIA STARTED THE PRODUCTION OF A NEWGENERATION ANTI- CRUISE MISSILE WEAPON
• THE TARIFFS FOR POST SERVICES ARE RASIED
• "ROSOBORONEXPORT" WILL BUY SHARES OF THETRACTOR PLANT
• ST.-PETERSBURG'S FOOD MARKET
• LARGE RIVER PORTS ON THE VOLGA ARE BECOMINGA POPULAR OBJECT FOR INVESTMENTS
• DOLLAR NEEDS A SUPPORT
• THERE WILL BE NO MORE INDULGENCES FOR STATEBANKS
• RUSSIA AND USA WILL REACH A NEW ERA IN THEIRRELATIONS ON MAY 24
• TYUMENSKAYA OIL COMPANY (TOC) PLACED $500MILLION EUROBONDS
• REPRESENTATIVES OF THE FINANCE MINISTRY ANDTHE CENTRAL BANK PRESENTED NEW STATESECURITIES
• THE STATE DUMA ADOPTED ON THE FIRST READINGA BILL ABOUT CIRCULATION OF AGRICULTURALLANDS IN RUSSIA
• FOREIGN DIPLOMATS CALL UPON RUSSIA TO FIGHTRACISM
• THE COURT DIDN'T HELP THE WHALES
• SBERBANK CALCULATED ITS FOREIGNSHAREHOLDERS
• RUSSIA ELIMINATED DOUBLE TAXATION WITH NINECOUNTRIES
• CRIMINAL COMMUNITIES ARE CAPTURING THESECURITIES MARKET
• "GREENS"ACCUSE THE EMPLOYEES OF ST.-PETERSBURG'S MEDICAL UNIVERSITY
• AMERICANS WILL PRODUCE CONTAINERS
• RUSSIA WILL GET $12 MILLION FOR A FLIGHT OFA BELGIAN TO INTERNATIONAL SPACE AGENCY(ISA)
• RUSSIA WILL REFUSE FROM LIMITATIONS FOR OILEXPORTATION
• GUERILLAS DATED A TERRORIST ACT TO THEPRESIDENT'S MESSAGE
• 155TH INTERNATIONAL FUR AUCTION WILL TAKEPLACE IN ST.-PETERSBURG FROM APRIL 26 TO 30
• RUSSIA AND TURKEY BUILT A GIGANTIC GLASSFACTORY
• RUSSIAN MEAT-PROCESSING INDUSTRY ISUNDERGOING INVESTMENT BOOM
• THE LEADER OF CHECHEN TERRORISTS, KHATTAB,REALLY WAS KILLED AS A RESULT OF A SPECIALOPERATION BY RUSSIAN SPECIAL SERVICES INCHECHNYA
• URBAN TRANSPORT IN ST. PETERSBURG
• CONTRACT FOR INDIAN NUCLEAR POWERPLANTEQUIPMENT PRODUCTION
• IN APRIL THE SITUATION ON THE RUSSIAN STOCKMARKET EXCEEDED THE MOST OPTIMISTICEXPECTATIONS
• INCOME OF MOSCOW FROM USING MUNICIPALPROPERTY
• THE STATISTICS COMMITTEE OF ST. PETERSBURGIS RECRUITING PERSONNEL FOR THE ALL-RUSSIANPOPULATION CENSUS (OCTOBER 9-16, 2002)
• RECORD INCREASE OF GOLD AND CURRENCYRESERVES
• THE EXCESS OF RUSSIA'S EXPORTS OVER IMPORTSIN THE FIRST QUARTER OF 2002 WAS $12,0BILLION
• "SEVREDMET" (THE PRODUCER OF RARE METALS)-IS NOT FOR SALE
• ST.-PETERSBURG MARKET FOR BUILDINGEQUILPMENT LEASING
• "DELTA" AND MCC (MOSCOW CELLULARCOMMUNICATION) WILL BUILD A DIGITAL NETWORK
• FOR TODAY VETERINARY SERVICE OF RF GAVE OUT20 LICENSES FOR IMPORTATION OF 75 000 TONSOF POULTRY FROM USA TO RUSSIA
• ANDREY KOZLOV, THE FIRST DEPUTY CHAIRMAN OFTHE BANK OF RUSSIA, OPPOSES THE BANKS OF NON-RESIDENTS
• THE DEBT TO CUBA WILL BE PAID OUT WITH THEHELP OF RUSSIAN OIL
• JOINT STOCK COMPANIES (JSC) FOR PRODUCTIONOF BEARINGS
• RUSSIA IS OVERFILLED WITH CEREALS
• PRIVATIZATION THE STATE DUMA ALLOWED SELLING LAND
• WHAT DO WE EXPECT FROM THE VISIT OF BUSH
• THE SITUATION WITH FOREST FIRES BECAMECATASTROPHIC
• PROFIT OF SBERBANK FOR JANUARY-APRIL, 2002AMOUNTED TO RBL 10 BILLION
• THE STATE DUMA ADOPTED AN UNPRECEDENTEDDOCUMENT- THE CODE OF BEHAVIOUR OF STATEEMPLOYEES OF RF
• RUSSIA INTENDS TO WITHDRAW FROM THE ALLIANCEWITH OPEC AHEAD OF SCHEDULE
• THE GOVERNMENT IS WAITING FOR A GOOD MOMENTFOR A FAVORABLE SALE OF QUOTAS FOR EJECTIONOF HOTBED GAS
• ON APRIL 18 A NEW RECORD OF THE YEAR WASREGISTERED AT THE RUSSIAN STOCK MARKET
• INFLATION KEEPS THE SAME SPEED OF GROWTH
• DEBTS OF THE ENTERPRISES OF DEFENSE COMPLEXWERE WRITTEN OFF
• EXTERNAL POLICY OF RUSSIA WILL BE DIRECTEDTO THE WEST
• BUILDING BOOM IN ST.-PETERSBURG
• THE NEW HEAD OF THE CENTRAL BANK OF RUSSIA,SERGEY IGNATYEV, GAVE HIS FIRST SPEECH ATTHE RUSSIAN BANKING ASSOCIATION CONVENTION
• BEFORE THE END OF 2002 ALL C-TYPE ACCOUNTSWILL BECOME ACTIVE
• THE SITUATION WITH PAYING SALARIES TOWORKERS INCREASED IN DECEMBER 2001 IS STILLDIFFICULT
• ECOLOGY OF ST. PETERSBURG
• CONFRONTATION BETWEEN LUFTHANSA AND"AEROFLOT" ESCALATED
• RUSSIAN MARKET OF COSMETICS
• RUHRGAZ MAY BUY MORE SHARES OF "GAZPROM"
• CULTURAL CENTER MAY APPEAR IN ST. PETERSBURGBY THE 300TH ANNIVERSARY
• IN 2003 RUSSIA WILL PAY OUT ABOUT $17BILLION OF EXTERNAL DEBT
• RUSSIA WILL START SELLING OIL AND GAS ATEXCHANGE IN 2002
• RUSSIA AND BELARUS AGREED TO CREATION OF AJOINT GAS-TRANSPORTATION ORGANIZATION
• PROGRAMMERS WILL MEET IN ST.-PETERSBURG
• "SVYAZINVEST" WILL BUY SHARES OF CELLULAROPERATORS
• RUSSIA MIGHT GATHER A RECORD HARVEST OFSUNFLOWER
• PRIVATIZATION THE MINISTRY OF PROPERTY PROMISED TOCONTRIBUTE RBL 100 BILLION TO THE FEDERALBUDGET NEXT YEAR