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Articles in July 2002 issue of A&G Information Services

• THE GOVERNOR HOLDS "PHILIP MORRIS IZHORA"HOSTAGE
• CZECHS BOUGHT NUCLEAR FUEL FOR $200 MILLION
• THE CENTRAL BANK OF RUSSIA (CB) WILL TOUGHENTHE REQUIREMENTS TO BANK OWNERS
• VLADIMIR PUTIN ENCOURAGED RUSSIANBUSINESSMEN HOLDING FUNDS IN FOREIGN BANKSTO THINK ABOUT THEIR REPATRIATION
• NORWAY IS FINANCING ECOLOGICAL PROJECTS INMURMANSK REGION
• RUSSIAN CITIZENS PREFER GERMAN, SWISS ANDCANADIAN BANKS
• IMPORT OF AMERICAN CHICKEN MEAT INTO RUSSIAIS AGAIN ENDANGERED
• LAWS ON REFORMING THE RAILWAY MINISTRYACCEPTED ON THE FIRST READING
• IN THE END OF 2001 THE COMPANIES OF ST.PETERSBURG HAD LOWER PRODUCTION AND SALESVOLUME THAN IN 2000
• IN MOSCOW CURRENCY EXCHANGES THE RATE OFEURO SALE FOR THE FIRST TIME EXCEEDED THERATE OF DOLLAR SALE
• CHILDREN'S ALCOHOLISM IS GROWING TOGETHERWITH INCREASING SALES OF BEER IN RUSSIA
• INSURANCE AUTOMOBILE BUSINESS IS PARALYZED
• STATE WON BACK THE SHARES OF"IRKUTSKENERGO"
• HIV-INFECTED WOMEN CONTINUE TO GIVE BIRTH
• THE CONCERN "POWER MACHINES" WILL TAKE PART INTHE TENDER FOR SUPPLY OF EQUIPMENT FOR NEW APS INFINLAND
• THE BUDGET-2002 OF RF HAS A RESERVE IN CASE OFGROWTH OF EURO RATE
• EXPORT DUTIES FOR PETROL WILL BE RAISED TO 35EURO
• INTERNATIONAL LABOR ORGANIZATION (ILO) OPPOSESRUSSIA JOINING WTO
• JSC "GAZPROM" WILL NOT INTRODUCE LIMITATIONSFOR EUROPEAN COMPANIES FOR GAS REEXPORT
• FOREIGN CAPITAL IS ACCUMULATED IN RUSSIA
• THE SHARE OF UNPROFITABLE LARGE AND MEDIUMENTERPRISES IN RUSSIA IS GROWING
• THE SENATE INTENDS TO GIVE SOME OF THE STATE-OWNED TERRITORIES TO THE CLERGY
• AT THE JUBILEE OF ST. PETERSBURG MORE THAN 40TOP LEVEL GUESTS ARE AWAITED
• LUKOIL IS PLANNING STAFF REDUCTION
• SHIPBUILDING FOR CZECH REPUBLIC
• THE STATE DUMA IN THE SECOND READINGACCEPTED A NEW LAW ON BANKRUPTCY OFORGANIZATIONS
• THE STATE REPORT ON THE CAUSE OF THE "KURSK"NUCLEAR SUBMARINE CATASTROPHE WILL BE READYON JUNE 29
• FLOOD IN THE SOUTH OF RUSSIA
• IN THE LAST SEVERAL MONTHS RUSSIA LOST ABOUT$3 BILLION DUE TO CURRENCY RATE ANDINFLATION FLUCTUATIONS
• RUSSIA INTRODUCES PROTECTIVE MEASURES ONCHICKEN MEAT IMPORT
• "SIBUR" RENOUNCED THE ARMORED FIGHTINGVEHICLES (AFV) PRODUCTION
• VALENTINA MATVIENKO IS A SUPERVISOR OFPREPARATION FOR THE JUBILEE
• POPULATION OF RF ACCUMULATED 97,5% OF CASHCURRENCY
• RUSSIA DECIDED TO ABOLISH CHARTER FLIGHTS
• IMPORT OF STEEL IS LIMITED
• WORLD BANK CONSIDERS THAT RUSSIA IS ACOUNTRY WITH "TRANSITIONAL" ECONOMY, NOT"MARKET" ECONOMY
• THE MINISTRY OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS (MVD) OF RFSTARTED THE COMPLEX EXAMINATION OF ST.-PETERSBURG'S DEPARTMENT OF MVD
• "ROSTELEKOM" WILL BUILD A WORLD NETWORK
• PROBLEMS WITH FILLING OF FINANCIAL RESERVE
• THE GOVERNMENT WILL LIBERALIZE THE MARKET OFPLATINOIDS
• THE QUANTITY OF SANCTIONS FOR ARREST REDUCED
• "AVTOVAZ" PROVED TO BE THE ONLY PLANT INRUSSIA TO HAVE PUBLISHED ITS 2001 ANNUALREPORT ACCORDING TO INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS
• RESERVES KEEP GROWING
• RUSSIA WILL MAKE ITS PETROCHEMICAL PRODUCTSCONFORM TO EUROPEAN UNION (EU) STANDARDS
• THEFT IS FLOURISHING IN MOSCOW
• ST. PETERSBURG CITY ADMINISTRATION OFFICIALSDECIDED TO SUPPORT "FORD"
• "ROSNEFT" WILL PAY RBL 12.19 PER SHARE
• HAVING FINISHED A HALF-YEAR COOPERATION WITHOPEC RUSSIA INCREASED SUPPLIES ON THE WORLDMARKETS
• CHARTERED VESSELS WILL BE EXEMPT FROMDUTIES
• RUSSIA NOW OCCUPIES THE SECOND PLACE IN THEWORLD FOR THE NUMBER OF PREMEDITATED MURDERSPER 100 THOUSAND CITIZENS
• THE MINISTRY OF NUCLEAR ENERGY (MINATOM)WILL INVEST $70 MILLION IN A NUCLEAR WASTEDUMP
• RUSSIA LOST ITS MAJOR OFFSHORE AREA
• PRICES OF EXPORTED PETROCHEMICAL PRODUCTSARE DECREASING
• THE LIST OF COMPANIES TO BE PRIVATIZED WASCONSIDERABLY ENLARGED
• RUSSIA SHALL NOT LOSE THE NUCLEAR TESTINGGROUND AT NOVAYA ZEMLYA
• IMF APPROVES THE GOVERNMENT OF RF
• ON JULY 1 THREE LARGEST SUPPLIERS OF METALRAISED THE PRIME COSTS BY 4-15%
• CUSTOMS PRIVILEGES FOR PRIVATE PEOPLEIMPORTING GOODS FROM ABROAD WILL BEABOLISHED
• DUTIES WILL INCREASE
• FLAG OF ST.-PETERSBURG- ON KILIMANJARO
• $1 BILLION FOR SOCHI
• BEER INDUSTRY IS RAPIDLY GROWING
• PRIVATIZATION RUSSIAN LAND REGISTER (RLR) IS COUNTING LANDS
• ONE OF THE LARGEST INVESTMENT PROJECTS IN ST.-PETERSBURG
• "ALROSA" WILL MINE JEWELLERY DIAMONDS
• FOREIGN TRADE BANK (FTB) CALCULATED PROFIT INTHE FIRST HALF OF 2002
• BANKS SHALL NOT LIMIT CURRENCY OPERATIONS OFNON-RESIDENTS
• PENSION LEVEL MUST GROW FASTER THAN INFLATIONRATE
• ACCORDING TO THE DEPUTY MINISTER OF ECONOMICDEVELOPMENT VLADIMIR STRZHALKOVSKY, DURING THEPERIOD OF 300TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIONRESERVATION OF ROOMS IN HOTELS
• "GAZPROM" IS FORCED TO BORROW FROMFOREIGNERS
• RUSSIA WILL MAKE MONEY ON AMERICAN NUCLEARPOWER STATIONS
• PRIVATIZATION THE EUROPEAN BANK OF RECONSTRUCTION ANDDEVELOPMENT (EBRD) INTENDS TO BUY THE SHARESOF VNESHTORGBANK (FOREIGN TRADE BANK)
• SECOND ATTEMPT ON THE LIFE OF VICE MAYOR OFMOSCOW JOSEPH ORDZHONIKIDZE WAS COMMITTED INTHE CAPITAL OF RUSSIA
• ST. PETERSBURG LOVES "PREMIUM"
• SIBNEFT PUBLISHED ITS FINANCIAL REPORT FORTHE YEAR 2001 ACCORDING TO US GAAPSTANDARDS
• TAXES NOT COLLECTED IN JUNE
• FINANCIAL SCOUTS ARE AFTER THE TERRORISTS'MONEY
• FEDERAL AUTHORITIES WILL SOON OBTAIN A NEWWAY OF INFLUENCING THE POLICY OF THE DIAMONDMONOPOLIST "ALROSA"
• FORD ANNOUNCED THE PRICE FOR FORD FOCUSASSEMBLED IN VSEVOLOJSK
• THE VOLUME OF MONEY ASSETS IN ECONOMY OFRUSSIA INCREASED BY 4,9%