A joint economic forum was held at the Grand Hotel Europe in Baku on Wednesday and attended by representatives of the Azerbaijan Ministry of Economic Development and the Austrian delegation more »
Core shareholders in the embattled oil giant Yukos threatened on Tuesday to sue a syndicate of Western banks lending money to the gas monopoly Gazprom to enable it to bid for Yukos' main production unit more »
Growing interest in shares on the stock exchanges of central and eastern Europe has pushed them to record levels, making them among the best-performing in the world more »
The Azpetrol Holding of Azerbaijan plans to conclude by end-2004 its negotiations with the Moldovan Government on the terms of obtaining the Giurgiulestii Oil Terminal in southern Moldova more »
Members of the OPEC oil cartel have agreed to cut production in response to rapidly sliding prices more »
Europe's economy is suffering as the euro continues to reach record highs against the weakening dollar, but the tumbling U.S. currency isn't necessarily bad news for the Czech economy more »
President Robert Kocharian said on Friday that the renewed strengthening of the national currency, the dram, resulted not only from market factors but also speculative dealing, openly disagreeing with the Armenian Central Bank more »
Poland has no grounds to fear the expansion of Russian capital, Foreign Ministry spokesman Alexander Yakovenko said in a RIA interview Friday more »
Lithuania's Adamkus Expects 7% Economic Growth, Euro in 2007 more »
To get a hint of where U.S. companies look to invest overseas, listen to the languages they're learning more »