PrimeGen Awarded Layevozhskoye License in Russia
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Nov 4, 2009 3 related
 

BRIDGEWATER, NJ--(Marketwire - November 4, 2009) - PrimeGen Energy Corp. ( PINKSHEETS : PGNE ) ("PrimeGen" or the "Company") announced today that its wholly owned Russian subsidiary OOO Verkhne Michayu Group ("Verkhne") has... [read full story]                    

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Inflation in Russia may go down to around 9% which will allow the Russian Central Bank to reduce...

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Inflation in Russia may go down to around 9% which will allow the Russian Central Bank to reduce the basic interest rate before the end of this year, said the deputy chairman of the Russian Central Bank, Aleksei Ulyukayev at...

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Baltic Nations Concerned About Russian Ship Deal

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Baltic Nations Concerned About Russian Ship Deal Georgiandaily RIGA, Latvia - Concerns mounted Nov. 27 in the ex-Soviet bloc over France's considering the sale of a warship to Russia, as Latvia joined Baltic neighbors Lithuania...

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Italy:Modaprima for fast fashion collections

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The 67th edition of Modaprima, the international fair presenting ready-to wear men’s and women's fashion and accessory collections created-for-large-scale-distribution for the 2010/2011 fall-winter season and sneak-peeks of...

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Thousands of rustic mills power Chinas growing wood products sector

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By Gordon Hamilton, VANCOUVER SUNNovember 27, 2009 Photograph by: Handout , Vancouver Sun BEIJING, China - Most, including Beijing Ouyahuasen, know nothing of British Columbia’s efforts to promote its wood products in China,...

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