The Russian Federal Property Fund has not yet decided on the size of a stake in Yuganskneftegaz that will be put up for sale more »
Uzbekistan achieved 8.9% GDP growth in January-September 2004 compared to 4% (6.46 trillion soums) in the same period of 2003, according to the session of the Cabinet of Ministers more »
On Friday, Russia postponed by three months, a decision on whether to revoke the Siberian licences of embattled oil major Yukos more »
Politicians believe Poland will meet the strict fiscal criteria necessary to enter the Euro zone within three years more »
German companies pay three times more taxes than in Lithuania, where the tax burden is the lowest among the new EU members more »
The Ministry of Natural Resources Of Russian Federation head Yuriy Trutnev announced the time of the auction where the Eurasian largest gold deposit, called Sukhoi Log will take place more »
Hungary demands Romania stop Canadian-led gold mine development more »
Poland's Deputy Economic Minister is praising Bethesda-based Lockheed Martin's $6 billion worth of investment pledges to his country more »
The Czech government approved an agreement with U.S. aerospace giant Boeing under which it would acquire the company's stake in the state-controlled subsonic jetmaker Aero Vodochody for a symbolic price of 2 koruna, Vice Prime Min more »
European Central Bank president Jean-Claude Trichet said in an interview published Monday that the eurozone economic recovery remained gradual and that the bank's analysis of the situation was balanced more »