| October 2009 |
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A Russian-Chinese investment energy company, a subsidiary of the Hong Kong-registered RusEnergy Investment Group, has bought 51% of Russia's Suntarneftegaz, a Chinese newspaper said on Monday.
An official at German carmaker Opel has said the deal to transfer control of the company from General Motors to the Magna-Sberbank consortium could be finalized this week, German TV channels reported Monday.
The APEC summit to be held in Russia's Far East in 2012 will help the region attract 3 trillion rubles ($100 billion) in investment by 2015, the governor of the Primorye Territory said on Monday.
Oil output at Iraq's three giant oil fields will be tripled in the next six years to 7 million barrels per day, Iraqi Oil Minister Hussein al-Shahristani said on Monday.
Russia's largest automaker AvtoVAZ said on Monday its net loss under International Accounting Standards increased almost 900% to 19.6 billion rubles ($653 million) in January-June from 2 billion rubles (67 million) a year earlier.
Russia's arbitration court upheld on Monday tax claims worth 230 million rubles ($7.4 million) against Lufthansa, rejecting the German airline's appeal of an earlier ruling.
Russia may lower oil export duty on its benchmark Urals blend from $240.7 per metric ton to $229-231 from November 1, following trends on global oil markets, a Finance Ministry official said on Monday.
Gazprom has not yet agreed with energy-hungry China on the price of natural gas, a deputy CEO of the Russian energy giant said on Monday.
Russia has extended by 10 months increased import duties on new and used foreign cars and trucks, which sparked mass protests across the country in December, a government daily said on Monday.
A mission from the International Monetary Fund arrives in Ukraine on Monday for a 12-day working visit, the Ukrainian Finance Ministry said.



