Russia plans to install modern antiship and antiaircraft missiles on the Kuril Islands, a move likely to heighten tensions with Japan, which claims those territories as its own.
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BP's Russian joint venture, TNK-BP, Tuesday posted a 51% jump in fourth-quarter profit on higher oil prices and said it sold one of the world's biggest undeveloped gas fields to state gas firm Gazprom for $770 million.
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Russian state gas firm Gazprom Tuesday bought the huge Siberian gas-condensate field Kovykta from BP's Russian joint venture, TNK-BP, the RIA Novosti news agency reported.
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The Russian central bank said it would let the ruble trade in a wider range, a move that will likely allow the currency to strengthen and moderate a recent bout of steep inflation.
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Vnesheconombank, the Russian state-owned bank, will seek approval from its board to sell some of its large equity holdings over time to raise money for development projects, VEB Chairman Vladimir Dmitriev said.
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Fiat submitted a plan under which it would make up 300,000 vehicles a year in Russia under the Fiat and Jeep brands.
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Russia's central bank raised interest rates across the board for the first time since the global economic crisis, as it tries to cut inflation and stem capital inflows spurred by oil prices surging on Middle East turmoil.
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Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin took his criticism of Europe's energy policy to the heart of the EU, saying new energy-market rules are leading to "property confiscation" and will ultimately prompt prices to rise.
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In his direst comments on the uprisings yet, Russian President Dmitry Medvedev warned that the revolutions spreading across the Arab world could lead to "decades" of turmoil and the rise of Islamism.
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Russia's membership in the World Trade Organization will be a central item on the agenda when Prime Minister Vladimir Putin visits Brussels on Thursday—but the country is still seen facing a rocky road to secure entry.
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Russian state-controlled bank VTB Group has paid $3.53 billion to gain a controlling stake in Bank of Moscow, in a controversial privatization following the Kremlin's shake-up of Moscow city hall.
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Beijing and Moscow see American information technology as a threat. They want systems of their own.
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For one foreign investor, success proved ephemeral when officials set their sights on his firm.
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Russian capitalism won't work properly until it improves corporate governance and allays concerns about political risks and corruption.
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Value over volume may be BP's new mantra in two recent, supposedly groundbreaking deals in Russia and India, but right now, few investors know whether BP is creating either.
"Lost and Found in Russia," is Susan Richards's portrait of a post-Soviet society in which gangsters, journalists and artists are all jostling for space. Andrew Stuttaford reviews.
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