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The Russian communications minister said Friday that the Federal Antimonopoly Service's "interest" in the Microsoft corporation is reasonable.
Oil prices should reach $85 per barrel by the end of 2009, the head of Russian energy giant Gazprom said on Friday.
Russia is ready to supply to China as much natural gas as the country needs, a deputy prime minister told journalists at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum on Friday.
The lack of major investment in the development of new Russian oil fields in the mid-term could increase the prime cost of domestic production and affect global oil prices, a billionaire co-owner of TNK-BP said
The Russian government believes the situation in the country's financial sector is stable, First Deputy Prime Minister Igor Shuvalov said
The Ukrainian president on Friday accused Russia of seeking to monopolize the international nuclear fuel market. 
Gold could start playing a more important role in Russia's reserves due to the influence of regional currencies, a Kremlin aide said
Ukraine will pay around $500 million on Friday for Russian natural gas pumped into underground storage in May ahead of the June 7 deadline, President Viktor Yushchenko said.
Russian and German energy giants Gazprom and E.ON signed an agreement to exchange assets in downstream and upstream gas operations
Russian Finance Minister Alexei Kudrin said it was inevitable that bad loans in the banking system would create a second wave in the financial crisis
Russia's President Dmitry Medvedev said in an interview published on Friday that giant state corporations will inevitably be privatized.
Russia has to move to harmonize its legal system for the development of innovation, a Russian metals magnate told the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum
Former workers at a pulp mill next to Baikal, the world's deepest lake, have expanded their hunger strike over several months' wages that remain unpaid since the plant's closure last year amid environmental pressure.
A reasonable minimum price for oil is $75 per barrel, Russia's first deputy prime minister said on Friday, adding that production could drop in Russia if the credit crisis persists.
Rosneft has no plans to review its 2009 business plan, which has fixed the price of oil at $50 per barrel, the head of Russia's largest state-run oil company said on Friday.
The official dollar rate set by the Russian Central Bank for June 6 is 30.6919 rubles, down 18.48 kopeks from Friday, the Central Bank said.
Russia's largest diamond miner Alrosa could withdraw from an Angolan joint venture, LUO-Kamachia-Kamajiku, due to financial difficulties, the company's CEO said on Friday.
Pyongyang and Seoul have agreed to meet at a joint industrial park located in North Korea to discuss the future for the complex along with a detained South Korean employee, Yonhap news agency said on Friday.
President Dmitry Medvedev told Russia's main economic forum on Friday that the current global financial crisis has yet to reach its lowest point.