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Articles in December 2002 issue of A&G Information Services

• "YUKOS" WILL EXPORT OIL TO CHINA BY RAILWAY
• IN 2003 ENERGY TARIFFS WILL INCREASE BY 20%
• FOREIGNERS WILL BE NOT ADMITTED TO THE STATEDEBT
• RUSSIAN ENTERPRISES ARE BUYING OUT THEIR LAND
• ST.PETERSBURG NEWS MILITARY SHIPBUILDERS ARE PREPARING FOR THEFIRST ST.-PETERSBURG EXHIBITION
• AVTOVAZ IS ASKING TO DELAY TAX PAYMENTS
• THE SHARE OF SBERBANK AT THE MARKET OF DEPOSITSCONTINUES TO DECREASE
• RUSSIAN INVALIDS MIGHT RECEIVE TAX PRIVELEGESAGAIN
• RAO VSM RETURNED TE COMMERCIAL CENTER TO THESTATE
• THE SHADOW ECONOMY IN RUSSIA IS DECREASING
• THE DIRECTORATE OF GAZPROM APPROVED THE DRAFT-BUDGET OF TE COMPANY FOR 2003
• RUSSIANS SPEND $1,5 FOR MUSIC PER YEAR
• DUMA WILL DECIDE THE FATE OF THE RUSSIA-USATREATY
• THE ECOLOGISTS RAISE THE ALARM
• THE PROFIT OF THE LARGEST RUSSIAN BANKSINCREASED
• RUBLE AND PRICES
• NATURAL PERSONS RECEIVED THE PERMISSION TOEXPORT HARD CURRENCY AT THE AMOUNT OF $10 000
• HUMAN RIGHTS IN RUSSIA ARE DECLARED, BUT NOTREALIZED
• ST.-PETERSBURG'S PARLIAMENT WAS ELECTED BY AGEDWOMEN WITH HIGHER EDUCATION
• "NORNIKEL" WILL BORROW $250 MILLION
• THE BLACK INK OF RUSSIA DECREASED
• TELEPHONISTS HAVE TAKEN EXTREME MEASURES
• INSTITUTES ARE BEING ALSO SOLD
• ST.-PETERSBURG IS JUGGLING WITH THE DEBT
• AVERAGE SALARY IN ST. PETERSBURG IS GROWING ABIT FASTER THAN PRICES AND TARIFFS
• THE PROFIT OF "GAZPROM" WILL REACH RBL 102.5BILLION
• PIPE INDUSTRY REQUIRES MONEY
• PRIVATIZATION "SIBNEFT" AND TYUMEN OIL COMPANY (TOC) MAY SPOILTHEIR RELATIONS BECAUSE OF "SLAVNEFT"
• GAZ IS GOING TO PRODUCE FIAT STILO
• RUSSIA'S RATING WAS INCREASED
• RUSSIAN FARMERS WILL MISS PROFIT
• THE SENATORS ARE READY TO SELL THE RAILWAYMINISTRY
• AN UNFRIENDLY EXCHANGE
• RESULTS OF ELECTIONS TO THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLYOF ST.-PETERSBURG
• AVTOVAZ WILL SUSPEND ASSEMBLING FOR ONE MONTHAGAIN
• MONTHLY WAGES INCREASED BY 2%
• STATE DUMA DID NOT INCLUDE IN THE BUDGET A LIMITON TARIFF INCREASE OF NATURAL MONOPOLIES
• JOURNALISTS APPEALED TO PRESIDENT
• ELECTION CAMPAIGN TO THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY INST.-PETERSBURG
• SADI SHARIFOV, THE FATHER OF THE VICE-PRESIDENTOF "LUKOIL" VAGIT SHARIFOV, WAS KIDNAPPED
• NON-STATE PENSION FUNDS ARE GROWING
• STATE DUMA APPROVED THE LAW ABOUT THE STATE'SRIGHTS FOR COMOUTER PROGRAMS
• THE GOVERNMENT WILL SELL THE SHAREHOLDING OFLUKOIL ONCE AGAIN
• PRODUCTION INSTEAD OF IMPORT
• "ALROSA" IN 2002 WILL EARN A NET PROFIT OFAPPROXIMATELY $230 MILLION
• BUILDING BECAME MORE EXPENSIVE
• RUSSIA AND NATO ARE CLOSE IN THEIR ESTIMATES
• NEXT YEAR EUROPEAN INVESTMENT BANK WILL SPEND100 MILLION EURO FOR IMPROVEMENT OF RUSSIANECOLOGY
• MOSCOW WILL ISSUE SAVINGS BONDS
• EXPORTS OF RUSSIAN ARMAMENTS IN 2002
• REGIONS WERE ADMITTED TO COMMERCIAL BANKS
• THE WARNING OF JOINT STAFF OF THE ARMED FORCESOF RF
• THE REPRESENTATIVES OF THE WORLD CLUB OF THECITIZENS OF ST.-PETERSBURG GAVE THE PRESSCONFERENCE IN OUT CITY
• "GAZ" IS REDUCING PRODUCTION
• MONOPOLISTS WILL INCREASE TARIFFS IN 2003
• THE CONVENTION ON INTERNATIONAL TRANSPORTATIONWAS STOPPED
• VTB FOUND A NEW SHAREHOLDER
• ISRAEL WILL TAKE ACTIVE PART IN CELEBRATION OF300TH- ANNIVERSARY OF ST.-PETERSBURG
• THE MINISTRY OF NATURE FORBADE CONSTRUCTION OFAN OIL TERMINAL BY "LUKOIL" IN VYSOTSK(LENINGRAD REGION)
• IRON ORE BRINGS HIGH PROFIT
• BUSINESSMEN AWAITING SALES DROP
• "SIBNEFT" AND TYUMEN OIL COMPANY (TOC) HAD THEIRRATING DECREASED DUE TO THE ARGUMENT ABOUT"SLAVNEFT"
• IJEVSKY AUTOMOBILE PLANT IS CLOSED TILL NEXTYEAR
• EURO IN RUSSIA MATCHED WITH DOLLAR
• TAX BURDEN IN RUSSIA WILL BE REDUCED
• MOSCOW WILL GET BACK THE PRIVATIZED FLATS
• THERE ARE 3 MILLION ILLEGAL MIGRANTS IN RUSSIA.I
• THE NUMBER OF BABIES IN ST.-PETERSBURGINCREASED
• "NORILSKY NIKEL" WILL CONCLUDE THE LARGESTCONTRACT IN THE HISTORY OF RUSSIAN METALLURGY
• THE VOLUME OF EXTERNAL TRADE INCREASED BY 3,7%
• THE UNIFORM REGISTER OF ENTERPRISES
• THE MINISTER OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS, BORIS GRYZLOV,BECAME THE HEAD OF "CONSOLIDATED RUSSIA"
• NEWS FROM ST.-PETERSBURG IS BECOMING MOREPOPULAR
• THE MOTHER OF THE VICE-PRESIDENT OF "SLAVNEFT",DJUMBER TKEBUCHAVA, WAS KIDNAPPED IN APHASIA
• DECREASE IN FISH PRODUCTION
• KHABAROVSK'S AUTHORITIES PROHIBITED DRINKINGFOREIGN VODKA
• RUSSIAN COMPANIES, WHICH ARE GOING TO TAKE PARTIN PRIVATIZATION OF "SLAVNEFT" GOT A SERIOUSFOREIGN COMPETITOR
• ALMOST ONE THIRD OF BABIES IN RUSSIA AREILLEGITIMATE
• S&P WILL MARK UP THE RATINGS OF "LUKOIL" AND"GAZPROM"
• THE NEEDS OF MILITARY MEN