Aug. 30 (Bloomberg) — Arsenal may become the latest English Premiership soccer club to be bought by overseas investors after former Vice Chairman David Dein sold almost 15 percent of the club for 75 million pounds ($151.2 million).
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Global Market Brief: Mexico Sees a Decline in Remittances – Stratfor (subscription)
August 30th, 2007
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Global Market Brief: Mexico Sees a Decline in Remittances
Stratfor (subscription) - RUSSIA: Russian state-controlled natural gas monopoly Gazprom has said it will extend an offer to shareholders in Moscow-based electricity company Mosenergo … |
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Baltika Buy Out (St. Petersburg Times)
August 30th, 2007
ST. PETERSBURG (SPT) — Baltika brewery plans to buy out a part of its shares to decrease authorized capital stock, Interfax reported Tuesday. The company could buy out about 9.89 …
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Arsenal May See Bid After Dein Sells 15% to Investors (Update3)
Bloomberg - Usmanov is general director of the investment unit of Russia's OAO Gazprom, the world's largest natural-gas company, and owns a majority of closely held … |
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Russian oil and gas companies – Russia-InfoCenter
August 30th, 2007
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Russian oil and gas companies
Russia-InfoCenter, Russia - On November 5, 1992, President of the Russian Federation signed a decree on formation of the Joint Stock Company Gazprom. Today the company possesses the … |
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Russian stock market to open upwards today – RosBusinessConsulting
August 30th, 2007
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Russian stock market to open upwards today
RosBusinessConsulting, Russia - The Russian stock market is forecast to open sharply higher, with Norilsk Nickel, Sberbank and VTB Bank among the potential biggest gainers, … Russian stocks little changed in morning trade |
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Are Adding More Exotic (and Riskier) Holdings – Wall Street Journal
August 30th, 2007
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Are Adding More Exotic (and Riskier) Holdings
Wall Street Journal - Target-date funds, also known as lifecycle funds, hold an ever-changing mix of other stock and bond funds with the goal of serving as the only investment an … |
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Increasingly Affect Trade – Wall Street Journal
August 30th, 2007
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Increasingly Affect Trade
Wall Street Journal - The FT notes there have been fears — especially voiced by Poland — that Russia, a major petroleum supplier for Western Europe, could use Gazprom or other … |
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MOSCOW, Aug 29 (Reuters) – The oil arm of gas export monopoly Gazprom , Gazprom Neft , is not holding merger talks with enlarged Sibir Energy , a company spokeswoman said on Wednesday.
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The new emerging market – Money Management
August 30th, 2007
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The new emerging market
Money Management, Australia - “We have invested in traditional stocks such as Gazprom, but we are more heavily investing in companies that offer support services to the major companies. … |
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