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• Indian stock brokers to lose trading rights
• Canadian IT Firms Keen To Cooperate With China
• China Launches Olympic Venues Tender
• Russia bans production and circulation of leaded gasoline
• India expects rise in domestic oil prices
• China's Industrial Production Up 17.5 Percent in First Two Months
• Ecuador Oil Exports Increase 79 Percent In January
• German elevator producer opens headquarters in Shanghai
• Russian freight transport on the increase
• Passenger car demand expected to rise
• Bid to sell stake in Russian biggest state-controlled household
• India's Kinetic to Export 125cc Bikes
• Canon to Partially Withdraw from China
• Russia, India sign $400 million contract for nuclear fuel deliveries
• America Movil Selects Nokia As Supplier In Colombia and Ecuador
• Brazilian Tim Celular Posts Profit Of R$10.8 Million In Q3
• China opens up aviation sector
• Intel India Expands management team
• Mexico's GFNorte Net Income Jumps 27 Percent
• Russian foreign trade surplus shrinks
• Russian farmers debts up
• RIL waits for Dabhol Power project revival
• Assets of China's financial giant grow
• Uruguay's Trade Deficit Shrinks 96 Percent
• Lufthansa eyes Chinese market
• 23 Million Tourists Visit Russia In 2002
• Commercial vehicles sales in India up
• Indian Airlines hikes prices
• China Southern Airlines' Net Profit Up 70 Percent
• Russian Government Raises Export Duty on Oil by 55 Percent
• Mid-Sized Aircraft to Dominate China's Aviation Industry
• Round-the-Clock Russian Business TV News Coverage to Debut
• Gaz, Iveco JV to assemble 15,000 diesel engines
• Brazilian poultry farmers produce giant hens
• Renault Puts $250M Into Production
• Peru's Yanacocha To Produce 2.5 Million Oz Gold In 2003
• Skoda India Expects 2003 Sales to Double
• Central China Exports Driven By Electromechanical Products
• East China province reports big rise in foreign trade
• Outflow of Russian Capital Reaches $12 Billion in 2002
• Reliance moves into life insurance sector
• China to Raise Its Oil Output
• Cognizant to Invest $35 Million In India
• India's foreign exchange on the rise
• Russian Foreign Trade Reaches $151.8 Billion In 2002
• Applabs Technologies to boost Indian operations
• Russia To Boost Gold Output
• Pason Systems Enters into Agreement with Service Provider in
• Russia sets up National Meat Company
• Standard Chartered to expand in India
• Brazilian mining giant announces purchase deal
• India's Bank of Baroda to expand
• Russia Exports 1.6 Million Tons of Grain in February
• Air China And Hertz Cooperate In Frequent Flyer Program
• Argentine Province of Cordoba Receives WB Loan
• India's Inflation Rate Up To 5.56 Percent
• Oil Supplies In India Normal Despite Strike
• Canon Appoints India's eSys As National Distributor
• HSBC, Bank of Shanghai reach new agreement
• AvtoVAZ to assemble Opel Astra
• Indian Biotech Sector Expected To Overtake IT
• India moves further towards insurance market liberalization
• Big potential for Russian small business market
• Brazil's Petrobras Awards Emerson $7 Million Refinery Automation
• Chile's iUno Aims For International Expansion
• BMW Sales in China Increases by 62 Percent
• India's BSNL cuts rates
• Oracle to Hire 2,000 Software Professionals in India
• Mexico's Telmex Q4 Earnings Fall to US$506 Million
• Investments in St. Petersburg real estate to rise
• India's Gold Imports Expected to Rise Slowly
• Industrial growth in Russia continues
• Southern Peru Will Invest US$194 Million in 2003
• World Bank, Satyam Computer close to sign deal
• Unemployment in China to grow
• Ecuador, IMF sign letter of intent for loan agreement
• India's Telco Sales Up 29 Percent In January
• Chinese furniture exports to grow
• Turbomeca And India's HAL Signs Deal For Aircraft Engines
• PeopleSoft Aims at Mexican SME Sector

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