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Since then, the station has offered extensive coverage of several mass protests against the powerful politician. At a meeting with mass media editors last month, Putin at one point abruptly interrupted Venediktov, saying, "You have been pouring...
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MOSCOW Feb 15 (Reuters) - Russian power firm InterRAO said on Wednesday that it continues talks to buy assets from German utility RWE AG. "We know that Gazprom terminated (talks) with RWE," Ilnar Mirsiyapov, a member of InterRAO's, board told journalists.
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A Femen activist stages a protest outside Gazprom headquarters, Moscow, Monday, Feb. , 13, 2012. Activists of the Ukrainian group Femen protested in front of the Russian natural gas monopoly Gazprom, blaming Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin and... View Photo »
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The sides agreed to continue consultations and negotiations on cooperation in the gas sector
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Gazprom, the world’s biggest gas producer, is considering plans to invest in a Hungarian natural gas storage facility, Vilaggazdasag said, citing Gazprom Deputy Chief Executive Officer Alexander Medvedev. Gazprom is in talks with local partners on the...
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(The Moscow Times) ECONOMY & BUSINESS Nikolai Senkevich, the director general of Gazprom-Media - the key shareholder of the liberal radio station Ekho Moskvy - said he is ready to consider share buyout proposals from Dozhd TV Channel director general...
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Ekho Moskvy employees, who hold the remaining 34 percent of the station's shares, will have a say in the makeup of the new board, but Mr. Venediktov said he feared that Gazprom Media's influence over board decisions would increase. Ekho Moskvy...
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An activist of the Ukrainian women's movement FEMEN braves the cold (-22 C, but due to high humidity and wind, weather experts said it would feel more like -31 C) and resists the guard in front of the Russia’s natural gas monopoly giant Gazprom... View Photo »
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Gazprom Export reached agreement with a number of major European purchasers, which involve certain adjustments to the price for Russian gas purchased under these contracts, taking into account the gas market in Europe and the situation with the economy and energy sector of certain European states
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The authorities said politics were not involved in the decision, but the shake-up at the station, which is controlled by Russia's government-owned natural gas monopoly, Gazprom, nevertheless sent a chill through the journalistic world here. "This is a...
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Futures expiring in March on the dollar-denominated RTS index dropped 1.3 percent to 162,225 in U.S. trading yesterday as the Bloomberg Russia-US 14 Index of Russian companies traded in New York lost 0.7 percent to 108.07, a week after reaching a...
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