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Nazarbayev meets with ConocoPhillips chairman Nursultan Nazarbayev met with Chairman and CEO of ConocoPhillips Ryan Lance who arrived for the 26th meeting of the Foreign Investors Council.

22 May 2013

First sport TV channel to be launched in Kazakhstan on July 1 The first Kazakhstan widescreen sport channel KAZSPORT will start broadcasting on July 1, 2013.

22 May 2013

Bank of Japan says no new easing measures The Bank of Japan on Wednesday held off fresh easing measures, saying after a two-day policy meeting that a continuation of steps introduced last month would help Japan overcome deflation.

22 May 2013

US General Electric Transportation to be a partner in prep works for EXPO-2017 Kazakhstan’s capital city Astana is home to a facility producing GE Evolution locomotives.

22 May 2013

Business aviation still waiting recovery to find its wings Manufacturers of business jets can look forward to climbing sales in the years to come thanks to emerging markets as they gather in Switzerland for an annual air show, having survived the turbulence of the global financial crisis.

21 May 2013

KEGOC ready for People's IPO KEGOC has completed the preparatory work and internal procedures for the IPO.

21 May 2013

Chinese PM vows to open up markets to India Visiting Chinese Premier Li Keqiang pledged on Tuesday to open up domestic markets to Indian businesses and narrow a gaping trade deficit between the two countries.

21 May 2013

Foreign buyers descend on Sicily for bargain property Foreign buyers are swooping on deserted villages in Sicily to snap up homes for as little as 10,000 euros ($13,000), propping up a property market in freefall as Italy suffers its longest-ever recession.

21 May 2013

Central Bank Governor on pension reforms According to Mr. Marchenko, 72% of the current retired people are females with the other 28% being males.

20 May 2013

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Great Britain to pay Kazakhstan $300-400 thousand for military transit per year Kazakhstan will be receiving $300-400 thousand per year from Great Britain from transit of military cargoes via its territory.

20 May 2013

China 'will not accept' carbon tax on EU flights: report China will not pay for CO2 emissions by its airlines on flights within Europe, a top civil aviation official reportedly said after the European Commission warned eight Chinese firms face fines for nonpayment.

19 May 2013

S&P warns India could face junk status India faces at least "a one-in-three" chance of losing its prized sovereign grade rating, global ratings agency Standard and Poor's has warned, in another blow to the scandal-tainted Congress government.

19 May 2013

Mexico cuts 2013 growth forecast to 3.1% Mexico cut its 2013 growth forecast on Friday after the economy expanded less than expected in the first quarter due to slumping industrial production and near stagnant exports.

18 May 2013

ANA reports fault on modified Dreamliner Japan's All Nippon Airways on Friday said a modified Dreamliner had experienced a fault earlier this month, but insisted it would not affect the restart of the high-tech planes.

18 May 2013

Rio Tinto puts largest 'red' diamond on market Rio Tinto said Friday it was putting up for sale the biggest "red" diamond ever produced by its Australian mine amid an "explosion" in demand from Asia for the rare pink-hued stones.

17 May 2013

Sowing campaign kicks off in North Kazakhstan Areas for sowing oil-bearing and forage crops will be increased to diversify the crops this year.

16 May 2013

Hollande's headache worsens as France slips into recession President Francois Hollande's nagging headache to reboot the French economy has turned into a migraine as the economy slipped into its second recession in four years, fuelling speculation of an impending cabinet reshuffle.

16 May 2013

Japan economy grows again, points to recovery Japan said Thursday that its economy grew again in the quarter to March, pointing to a recovery as Tokyo and its hand-picked central bank team set about stoking the world's third-largest economy.

16 May 2013

Upbeat New Zealand heading back to the black New Zealand on Thursday bucked the international trend toward austerity budgets and lifted spending modestly, while still predicting its books will be back in the black within two years.

16 May 2013