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Our Blog Tapio Pietilä Russian 2010-2012 Privatization Plan is moving forwardRussia's state property privatization plan for 2010 and 2012 is progressing according to plan. The privatization program is coordinated by the Russian Property Ministry of Economic Development, which publishes annual data on privatized state institutions or companies owned or partly owned by the State. In 2010, the list of items to be privatized includes approximately 250 plants, almost 700 companies, and other assets including buildings, land... Tapio Pietilä Russia needs construction materials and technologiesThe key challenges for the Russian economy are improvement of efficiency and adoption of new technologies. This provides good opportunities for Western investors and companies. Now is the right time to act. Imports are growing faster than predicted in Russia. Consumer demand is strong. Russia’s output dropped 8% in 2009, even though the economy hit bottom in the second quarter. The turning point came in the third quarter,...  Fran Hume Business in Russia: Infrastructure Construction"The time is right to begin a major push now." That's what the man said. Ed Verona -- he's the President and CEO of the US-Russia Business Council in Washington, D.C. -- mentioned that the USRBC has been talking about Russia's infrastructure development during small discussions and panels over the past few years, but that "the time is right to begin a major push now" on this fundamental pillar of President Medvedev's government program... Fran Hume Russia and business: A new high-tech cityThere's a story going around about some Russians who want to build a home for technology breakthroughs. Think something like Silicon Valley, only this Russian version doesn't need start-up money. The Russian government has already approved it and blessed it with $200 million just to make sure it gets off to a good start. Fran Hume Sales in Russia: Healthcare needs are growingJust when you think there's no hope for American manufacturers out there on the global horizon, a group like the Coalition for U.S.-Russia Trade points to openings in Russia for US healthcare and pharmaceuticals industries. | What's new?
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