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Share of bad loans in Ukraine in October 8.1 percent up Today at 08:09
Education institutions in regions with low rate of flu cases to resume working on Nov. 23 Today at 08:05
Quarantine ends in educational institutions of Kyiv on Nov. 25 Today at 08:01
Flu, respiratory infections kill 362 people in Ukraine, says Health Ministry Today at 07:57
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Indian boy mirrors plight of millions of kids Today at 07:07
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Experts doubt Tymoshenko's government will be dismissed Yesterday at 14:18
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The share of bad loans in the overall amount of loans provided by Ukrainian banks grew by one percentage point or by Hr 6 billion in October 2009, to 8.1 percent, or Hr 61 billion as of Nov. 1, the National Bank of Ukraine has reported.
Today at 08:09 | Interfax-Ukraine
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LONDON, Nov 20 (Reuters) - World equities fell on bank worries and the dollar climbed on Friday as a bout of year-end risk aversion gripped European markets, and Wall Street looked set to follow suit. Today at 07:48 | Reuters |
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FRANKFURT (AP) — General Motors Co. said it expects to release a full restructuring plan for its Opel and Vauxhall operations in mid December, but did not specify the amount of cuts to capacity and jobs it would seek. Yesterday at 13:58 | Associated Press |
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New owner could revitalize airline which is deep in debt, hit by recession. Two days ago at 21:10 |
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Dubai group buys Ukrainian chopper plant; Dubai mulls buying Ukrainian planes; Tycoon seeks $8 billion in damages from Ukraine; Retail sales decline; Gazprom: Won’t fine Ukraine's Naftogaz; EBRD delays $300 million loan to Naftogaz; State railway defaults on Barclays loan; ISTIL Group buys Kyiv's historic Leipzig Hotel. Two days ago at 21:03 |
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Nation crawling out of recession, at least for now. Two days ago at 21:01 |
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GDP down 16 percent in third quarter; October industrial output decline slows; Central bank sees near-term stability of hryvnia; Fitch cuts ratings, sovereign bond pressure builds. Two days ago at 20:47 |
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Crisis fails to halt Ukraine expansion plans of foreign retail, wholesale giants. Two days ago at 20:43 |
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Shortage of medications could materialize if legislation not cancelled. Two days ago at 20:36 |
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LONDON (AP) — Anglo-Russian oil company TNK-BP has appointed Maxim Barsky as its next chief executive, to take over in 2011, the company's owners said Nov. 19. Two days ago at 16:33 | Associated Press |
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Ukrainian businessman and president of the Ukrainian Dynamo (Kyiv) FC Ihor Surkis has concentrated the 50-percent stake in the Alstrom Busines Сorp. (British Virgin Islands), which will become the owner of the 49-percent stake in the 1+1 Studio group, which owns 1+1 Studio, 1+1 International, Kino and TET TV channels, Surkis told the Delo newspaper. Two days ago at 11:14 | Ukrainian News |