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Articles in January 2003 issue of A&G Information Services

• "AEROFLOT" IS LOSING POPULARITY AMONG PRIVATESHAREHOLDERS
• THE NATIONAL BANKING COUNCIL (NBC) ACCEPTEDEXPENDITURES OF THE CENTRAL BANK (CB)
• THE MINISTRY OF FINANCE FAVORS PUBLISHINGINFORMATION FROM THE REAL BANK OWNERS
• THE MAJORITY OF RUSSIANS STILL CONSIDER NATO ANAGGRESSIVE MILITARY BLOC
• REPAYMENT OF DEBT TO THE INTERNATIONAL MONETARYFUND (IMF) AHEAD OF SCHEDULE
• REAL OBSTACLE FOR FINANCING TERRORISM HAS BEENCREATED IN RUSSIA SINCE JANUARY 1
• GUERILLA SURRENDER THEIR ARMS
• KAMAZ WAS DEPRIVED OF ITS IRAQI MARKET
• CB WILL NOT INFLUENCE "DOLLAR-EURO" MARKET
• RUSSIA CANNOT HELP OPEC
• THE PRESIDENT DESTROYED THE PENSION MONOPOLY
• JURY TRIAL BEGINS TO ACT THROUGHOUT RUSSIA
• $600 MILLION - FOR CONSTRUCTIONS OF ST.-PETERSBURG
• LUKOIL WILL INCREASE PRODUCTION
• AMERICAN DOLLARS FAILED RUSSIAN CITIZENS
• USA CONTINUE THE FIGHT WITH RUSSIAN STEELPRODUCERS
• TAXES ON FOREIGNERS' WAGES, WORKING IN RUSSIA,WILL BE LEVIED STARTING FROM JANUARY 1, 2003
• INFORMAL ACTIVITY OF RUSSIAN POLICEMEN
• THE PROGRAM OF UTILIZATION OF RUSSIAN NUCLEARWASTES WILL START WORKING
• THE RESERVES ARE SMOOTHLY GROWING
• TRADE UNIONS RAISED PRICES FOR NICKEL
• THE RESERVES ARE SMOOTHLY GROWING
• FOREIGN EMPLOYEES WILL COME TO RUSSIA
• ALMAZ USA IS NOT FOR SALE
• ST.-PETERSBURG- ON SITES
• FOREIGN AUTOMOBILE MANUFACTURERS WILL MAKE NODISTINCTION BETWEEN RUSSIA AND EUROPE WHENPLANNING THEIR SALES
• GDP GREW BY 4.1%
• IMPORTED HARVESTERS MAY BECOME MORE EXPENSIVE
• AIR DISPATCHERS WENT ON HUNGER-STRIKE
• NOT ENOUGH TAXES COLLECTED
• TAX ON FOREIGN CURRENCY PURCHASE ABOLISHED
• IN RUSSIA A SOCIETY DEMANDING FREE SALE OFFIREARMS WAS CREATED
• "ROSNEFT" MIGHT SUPPLY OIL TO PHILIPPINES
• FINANCE MINISTRY PUBLISHED PRELIMINARYINFORMATION ABOUT EXECUTION OF THE BUDGET-2002
• THE VOLUME OF EXTERNAL TRADE OF RUSSIA INCREASEDBY 5,2%
• THE GOVERNMENT INTRODUCED TO THE STATE DUMA THEBILL "ON CURRENCY REGULATION"
• RUSSIA IS NOT GOING TO GIVE REFUGE TO HUSEIN ONITS TERRITORY
• IN 2003 ST.-PETERSBURG'S MARKET OF CELLULARCOMMUNICATION WILL BE SATISFIED
• USA DEMANDED FROM "NORNIKEL" DISCLOSURE OF ASTATE SECRET
• CB PUBLISHED REPORT ABOUT THE PAYING BALANCE OFRUSSIA IN 2002
• RUSSIAN INTERNET INCREASED BY 66%
• RFFP IS ANNOUNCING NEW AUCTIONS
• AMERICAN IRINA STEVENSON WAS NOT ALLOWED INTORUSSIA
• WORLD AUTOMOBILE CONCERNS SUMMED UP THE RESULTSOF SALES OF THEIR CARS IN RUSSIA IN 2002
• ECONOMY BECAME SATURATED WITH MONEY
• CONSUMER MARKET IN RUSSIA
• ECONOMY BECAME SATURATED WITH MONEY
• TRADE UNIONS RAISED PRICES FOR NICKEL
• RUSSIAN TOBACCO COMPANIES MIGHT AGAIN TRY TOPURCHASE BULGARIAN HOLDING "BULGARTOBACCO"
• EXPERIMENTAL AUCTIONS FOR THE RIGHT FOR RENT OFSTORE QUARTERS WILL BE HELD IN ST.-PETERSBURG
• THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF "KAMAZ" APPROVED THE2003 CORPORATE BUSINESS-PLAN
• LAW ON THE BUDGET SIGNED
• RUSSIA WILL ENFORCE THE COPYRIGHT LAW
• RUSSIAN MINISTER OF POWER ENGINEERING ALEXANDERRUMYANTSEV HELD NEGOTIATIONS IN IRAN
• NEW YEAR PRESENTS
• PRIVATIZATION STATE AUTHORITIES ARE COMPLETING PRIVATIZATIONOF STATE UNITARY ENTERPRISES (SUE) INVOLVED INPRECIOUS METALS AND STONES INDUSTRY
• VIP AND REGULAR CITIZENS OF ST. PETERSBURG WILLHAVE FUN SEPARATELY
• VIETNAM RETURNED $235 MILLION TO "ZARUBEJNEFT"
• CB INTENDS TO ISSUE 1-KG GOLD COIN
• THE NUMBER OF CELLULAR COMMUNICATION SUBSCRIBERSIN RUSSIA INCREASED BY 121% IN 2002
• THE GOVERNMENT WILL REDUCE IMPORTS OF MEAT
• THE RUSSIAN-JAPANESE PLAN OF ACTIONS
• ST.-PETERSBURG'S ECOLOGY IS UNDER CONTROL
• YUKOS WILL PAY OUT INTERMEDIATE DIVIDENDS
• CONSOLIDATED ASSETS OF 30 LARGEST RUSSIAN BANKSINCREASED
• THE AMENDMENTS TO THE LAW "ON THE SECURITIESMARKET" WERE APPROVED
• THE PRIME MINISTER OF RF BANNED THE PRIVATE OILPIPELINES
• THE CHIEF MILITARY ATTORNEY ALEXANDER SAVENKOVSUMMED UP THE RESULTS OF ACTIVITY OF ITSDEPARTMENT FOR 2002
• RUSSIAN OIL PRODUCERS GET BEST INDEXES IN THEWORLD
• THE MINISTRY OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CALCULATEDGDP-2002
• RUSSIAN OIL PRODUCERS GET BEST INDEXES IN THEWORLD
• THE MINISTRY OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CALCULATEDGDP-2002
• CONSUMER MARKET IN RUSSIA
• A LAW SUIT AT $60 BILLION TO THE BALTIC STATES
• FUR AUCTION WILL BE OPENED IN ST.-PETERSBURG
• THE EUROPEAN BANK OF RECONSTRUCTION ANDDEVELOPMENT (EBRD) EVALUATED RUSSIAN PIPES
• INFLATION IN DECEMBER - 0.9%
• IN THE NEAREST FUTURE THE PRICES FOR IMPORTEDHOUSEHOLD ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT MAY INCREASEDRASTICALLY
• THE STATE DUMA HAS NO TIME FOR ROYAL GOLD
• "BLUE FLOW" PROJECT IS UNDERWAY