Today in Russian Business – August 26, 2009
Robert Amsterdam (August 26th, 2009) Writes:
The chairman of the German government-backed trust designed to oversee the sale of Opel has said that GM cannot afford
to keep control of the European unit, as it needs to focus on its
fortunes stateside. According to the New York Times, the company's Vice President maintains that it wishes to sell but that certain questions remain. The president of AvtoVAZ, Boris Alyoshin, has resigned. Russia plans to create a holding company to put together the state's stakes in the country's two biggest car makers, Avtovaz and Kamaz. Car manufacturer Gaz is adapting to the conditions of a low-demand market, says its CEO. The Moscow Times reports that the number of consumers planning to buy a car within the next year has doubled to 6%. VTB has acquired rights to a controlling stake in developer Don ...
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AvtoVAZ, Boris Alyoshin, car makers, ceo, Chairman, Don Stroy, GAZ;, German government, KamAZ, Market Commentary, president, Russia, Russia, Sberbank, Stem Cell Institute, the New York Times, USD, Vice President, Viktor Vekselberg, VTB
AvtoVAZ, Boris Alyoshin, car makers, ceo, Chairman, Don Stroy, GAZ;, German government, KamAZ, Market Commentary, president, Russia, Russia, Sberbank, Stem Cell Institute, the New York Times, USD, Vice President, Viktor Vekselberg, VTB


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