 Speaking about the possible causes of the conflict, the Ukrainian expert did not rule out the presence of mercantile interest management supply company, which, apparently, wants to see the contract to increase the price of supplies from Ukraine. "Photo by Michael MarkivaPolscha forward as soon as possible to solve the problem of Ukrainian gas supplies to its territory through distribution points near Hrubeshiva be stopped January 1, 2011 on the initiative "Naftogaz Ukraine".Kyiv motivated his decision to change domestic law, under which the gas produced in Ukraine should go only to the domestic market and its exports, including to Poland, is prohibited.Although the supply of gas for this pipeline were minor and did not exceed 0,6% of consumption in the country, the Polish Oil and Gas Company PGNiG fundamentally disagrees with the arguments of Kyiv.The company reminded that contract, w
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 "Employers look at first, as will the automatic refund if it does not lead to new failures. Akhmetov's group should transfer to it a few companies. If everything is ok - all the others."Photo focus.uaIna number of delays the automatic launching of VAT to exporters.Switching to this mode Cabinet promised to the first of August, then - the first of January, now says about the first of March. While the Finance Ministry and the tax return prepared for operational tax, VAT debt may again begin to grow rapidly."Automatic" start failedOn the inability to switch to automatic refunds after the new year the government announced in November. As the then Deputy Finance Minister Vadym Kopylov, the development of this system need at least six months.And then chairman of the STA Papayika Alexander said the inability to switch to "automatic" because of the high amount of false applications - 1-3 bil
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 More and more frequently heard: the dollar weakens. However, it is still expensive and the hryvnia, and for the Rouble. He was both a means and savings accounts for individuals, companies and states. Against this background, the Russian ruble in Ukraine does not shine.Photos flickr.comMspeakers for issuing foreign currency loansformally charged, but it hardly affected the amount of loans in euros and dollars. Current market conditions do not allow to issue loans as massive as it was before 2008.The fact that the importation of currency into the country as loans from Western banks and investment remains low. Even the Ukrainian banks - the daughter of Europe - in no hurry to fill the market for currency lending - consumer loans and mortgages. They say bankers, risks still too high.And the price of obtaining loan quite a bit: Down payment - 50% large bid
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 Cins for wheat on world commodity markets this week upgraded the regular long-highs. Thus, the cost of a bushel of wheat at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange came close to the mark of $ 9, or 331 dollars per ton.Thus, since the cost of this type of grain has increased by 13%.Dynamics of prices for wheat at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange Source: Information and trading platform iTrader 8Thus the dynamics of rising wheat quotations are not isolated cases. During the last two quarters of rises in most agricultural products exchange. This price rally driven by a combination of factors that have a fundamental basis and purely speculative.Accepted at the end of last year, U.S. Federal Reserve's decision to launch a new program of quantitative mitigation, and in fact, dependent emission of dollars of ransom of assets, resulted in quite a natural phenomenon - the flow of funds on comm
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NEW YORK-- U.S. single-family home prices in July rose from the previous month, surpassing forecasts and bolstering the case for
housing market stability after a three-year plunge, Standard & Poor's said on Tuesday.
The S&P/Case-Shiller composite index of 20 metropolitan areas rose 1.6% in July from June, more than triple the estimate
of a 0.5% rise found in a Reuters poll. This index rose 1.4% the month before.
The 10-city index gained 1.7% in July after a 1.4% rise the previous month.
"These
figures continue to support an indication of stabilization in national
real estate values, but we do need to be cautious in coming months to
assess whether the housing market will weather the expiration of the
Federal First-TimeBuyer's Tax Credit in November, anticipated higher
unemployment rates and a possible increase in for
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There's No Business Like FOX Business
Wall Street opened mostly unchanged on Tuesday as enthusiasm for a better-than-expected report on home prices was tempered
by apprehension ahead of a key report on consumer confidence.
Today’s Markets
As of 9:33 a.m. EDT, the Dow Jones Industrial Average lost 1.89 points, or 0.02%, to 9788.00, the S&P 500 rose 0.78
points, or 0.07%, to 1063.90 and the Nasdaq Composite climbed 0.10 points, or 0.01%, to 2131.24. The consumer-friendly
FOX 50 added 0.21 points, or 0.03%, to 776.74.
The bulls struggled to extend Monday’s 124-point rally for the Dow, which was the strongest gain for the blue-chip index
since late August and was fueled by a flurry of M&A action.
In stark contrast to the bleak predictions for the historically-weak month of September,
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Banking conglomerate JPMorgan Chase (JPM: 44.76, -0.01, -0.02%) announced several management changes at its investment bank Tuesday, saying
that the easing credit markets have provided an opportunity for the bank to look toward a succession plan.
The bank named Steve Black and Jes Staley as executive chairman and CEO of the investment bank respectively. Bill Winters,
the current co-CEO of the investment bank with Staley, will leave the company. Winter has been at the bank for 18 years and
did not disclose where he was going.
Staley, who is currently the head of the firm’s asset management division, will report to Black. Meanwhile, JPMorgan’s
private bank CEO Mary Callahan Erdoes will take
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ohn Paulson, who made billions by betting against subprime mortgages in 2007, is floating a plan to merge struggling commercial
lender CIT Group ( CIT: 1.8187, 0.1687, 10.22%) with IndyMac Federal Bank, according to a published report.
Citing people familiar with the plan, the New York Post reported on Tuesday that creditors including Paulson have proposed
this merger as a way to help fix CIT, which nearly collapsed earlier this year.
Paulson
and his hedge-fund firm, Paulson & Co., were part of a group that
bought IndyMac from the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. earlier this
year after the bank collapsed. Paulson is also a debtholder of CIT
Group, which received a $3 billion lifeline in July.
While this potential merger is one of several options being considered to fix CIT, it has not been formally discussed between
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SAN FRANCISCO-- Dell Inc (DELL) Monday unveiled its latest high-end,
ultra-thin personal computer, bringing some fresh design appeal to its
enterprise models.
Dell called the new Latitude Z the world's thinnest and lightest 16-inch laptop, at 4.5 pounds and less than one inch thick.
However, the Latitude Z does not come cheap, starting at $1,999. Dell, the world's No. 2 PC maker said it is targeting
the PC at what it calls "impression makers," such as creative professionals.
Thin and light is undoubtedly a priority for PC makers this fall, in both consumer and business segments. Technology advances
are allowing PC makers to cram ever more performance into a shrinking form factor.
Dell launched its premium consumer ultra-thin PC, the Adamo, earlier this year.
"We're seeing thin and light spread throughout our portfolio," said Todd Forsythe, vice president in Dell's commercial
client product group.
Dell said the Latit
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TOKYO -- The election victory of Japan's main opposition party will bring many new faces to a long-staid political scene, a change that will give considerable clout to a familiar figure: Ichiro Ozawa, who led the party until May and helped to orchestrate its rise. The Democratic Party of Japan captured the lower house of parliament Sunday in part because of the strategies of M
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Management in securing their own generators Dniproenergo, Rinat Akhmetov is not stopped, "deflate" with her money. Maybe he is not sure that will keep control over it in the future. But the state does the same with other means of generating companies.
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