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Telenor wants to drop its Indian joint-venture partner Unitech after the Supreme Court revoked their mobile licences in the country and is seeking a new local partner, the Norwegian telecoms firm said on Wednesday. Telenor said it would seek indemnity an
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Oslo: Telenor wants to drop its Indian joint-venture partner Unitech after the Supreme Court revoked their mobile licences in the country and is seeking a new local partner, the Norwegian telecoms firm said on Wednesday. Telenor said it would seek indemn
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* Move may prolong battle with oligarch Mikhail Fridman * Slams Indian partner, says to seek new one (Adds quotes from Telenor, Altimo, analysts, share reaction, background) OSLO, Feb 15 (Reuters) - Norway's Telenor wrestled back partial control of telec
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Telenor said on W
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Irene Himona, an analyst at Societe Generale, said: “The market is still looking at BP as a special case because of the trial. And until this legal situation is clarified it will remain a special case.” Apart from the risk of financial penalties, there a
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MOSCOW: Russia’s X5 Retail Group has posted its first drop in quarterly underlying sales since its creation in 2006, suggesting the consumer chill affecting other parts of Europe may be sweeping into Russia. Russia’s biggest retailer by sales, part of ol
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Financial Times: Lorenzo Bini Smaghi, European Central Bank executive board member, has called for “quantitative easing” to be used to boost the eurozone economy if deflation risks emerge across the 17-country region. The Daily Telegraph: Sir Mervyn Ki
About Mikhail Fridman
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Mikhail Maratovich Friedman (Russian: Михаи́л Мара́тович Фри́дман; born 21 April 1964 in Lviv, Ukraine) is a Russian businessman. He is one of the youngest of Russian oligarchs (Roman Abramovich is younger). In 2009, Forbes assessed his wealth as $6.3 billion. Full Article
