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The debt was USD 2.1 billion, USD 1.5 billion were settled, so over USD 600 million more remain to repay," Knutov said.  |  |


Alexander Medvedev, the CEO of the Gazprom Export Company, said this at a press conference.  |  |
The Gazprom Export company's Director-General Aleksandr Medvedev announced this at a press conference.  |  |
This is stated in the law On State Budget-2009 the Parliament passed on December 26.  |  |


The official rate was 7.7 UAH/USD on December 30.  |  |
PR-inside.com) LOS ANGELES (AP) - Media giant Viacom Inc. said its Nickelodeon, MTV, Comedy Central and 16 other channels will go dark for 13 million U.S. subscribers by Jan. 1 if a new carriage fee deal with Time Warner Cable  |
PR-inside.com) MOSCOW (AP) - The CEO of Russia's state gas monopoly Gazprom says Russia will cut off all gas supplies to Ukraine on Thursday morning. Alexei Miller says the decision was made after Wednesday's talks ended with no agreement on  |
PR-inside.com) Toronto's guru of design, Alek Mirkovich, is back. After spending the last two years as the Chief Creative Officer of Yotrio International, a leading outdoor furniture manufacturer, Mirkovich has launched a boutique, full service, advertising and design agency, ALEK  |
PR-inside.com) COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Oil prices jumped above $44 per barrel on the last day of 2008, wrapping up what has been the most turbulent year ever for crude markets in which crude gave up four years of gains  |
PR-inside.com) NEW YORK (AP) - An attorney for Bernard Madoff said the disgraced Wall Street money manager would give the Securities and Exchange Commission a list of his personal assets by 5 p.m. EST (2200 GMT) Wednesday to comply with  |
PR-inside.com) COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Oil prices jumped 14 percent on New Year's Eve, capping a year that saw prices soar to unprecedented heights only to give up four years of gains in just five months. An unprecedented collapse in  |
PR-inside.com) COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Oil prices jumped 14 percent on New Year's Eve, capping a year that saw prices soar to unprecedented heights only to give up four years of gains in just five months. Energy prices began to  |
PR-inside.com) NEW YORK (AP) - The dollar rose against the euro and the Japanese yen but dropped versus the pound in light trading on New Year's Eve Wednesday. The 15-nation euro bought $1.3954 in late New York trading, below the  |
PR-inside.com) NEW YORK (AP) - For the auto sector _ and many of its stocks _ 2008 was nearly the end of the road. First came the record-breaking rise of gas prices this summer. Next came the end of leasing.  |
PR-inside.com) NEW YORK (AP) - The credit markets, long a shadowy and little understood part of the financial system for many investors, turned into headline makers during 2008, simply because they stopped working. And, at the start of the new  |
PR-inside.com) NEW YORK (AP) - Wall Street saw a merciful end to a dreadful year Wednesday as stocks closed the last session of 2008 with a sizable advance. According to preliminary calculations, the Dow Jones industrials rose 108.00 points to  |
PR-inside.com) WASHINGTON (AP) - The number of laid-off workers continuing to draw unemployment benefits bolted to 4.5 million in late December, and even more Americans are expected to join the ranks of the jobless in 2009. While first-time applications for  |
PR-inside.com) NEW YORK (AP) - The financing arm of General Motors Corp. has completed a complicated debt deal that was designed to raise capital and help the auto loan company ride out a historic collapse in auto sales. The results  |
PR-inside.com) NEW YORK (AP) - Internet stocks mostly sank in 2008, as Web heavyweights Google and Yahoo were wounded by slowdowns in retail sales and online advertising growth _ issues that also dragged down the sector. But while shares dropped,  |
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