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$10 billion out of the National Oil Fund has gone to nowhere: President Nazarbayev “It’s easy to ask for money out of the National Oil Fund. The $ 10 billion allocated to combat the financial crisis is gone. There is no pay-off”, he said.

24 January 2013

Nazarbayev urges to define a place for a nuclear power plant I task the Government with submitting specific suggestions in the H1 2013: President Nazarbayev.

24 January 2013

Kazakhstan Agriculture Ministry suggested fuel prices for sowing campaign Agriculture Ministry suggests that diesel fuel price for the spring sowing campaign stands at $0.54 per liter for agricultural producers.

23 January 2013

Single pension fund suggested in Kazakhstan Nursultan Nazarbayev has suggested creating a single pension fund in Kazakhstan.

23 January 2013

Miners suing ArcelorMittal Temirtau Miners of the coal department of ArcelorMittal Temirtau have filed a claim against the company.

23 January 2013

Japanese Ministop brand taps into Kazakhstan market International network of combo stores under Japanese brand Ministop has entered the Kazakhstan market. The first combo store opened in Almaty on January 18.

23 January 2013

Cathay asks crew to volunteer for early retirement Hong Kong flag carrier Cathay Pacific on Tuesday asked its cabin crew to volunteer for early retirement as part of its cost-cutting measures to boost profitability amid a global slowdown.

22 January 2013

KazMunaiGas EP mulls moving from Astana to Aktau The decision to move the company’s headquarters may be made by the board of KazMunaiGas National Company in the nearest time.

22 January 2013

2013 GDP growth in Kazakhstan expected at 6%: EBRD The country’s GDP growth is expected to pick up again in 2013 as a new phase of Kashagan field comes on stream.

22 January 2013

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BoJ starts first meeting under new Japan government The Bank of Japan on Monday began its first policy meeting since the new premier took office with a pledge to pressure it into aggressive monetary easing to revive the long-suffering economy.

22 January 2013

Kazakhstan not signing gas supply contract with Kyrgyzstan because of debts Kazakhstan is not signing gas supply contract with Kyrgyzstan because of its gas debts to Kazakhstan.

21 January 2013

Boeing suspends 787 deliveries The American aerospace giant Boeing halted deliveries of its 787 Dreamliner on Friday but said it would continue to build the aircraft while safety experts examine its battery and electrical systems.

21 January 2013

Former flagman of Kazakhstan's fish industry went bankrupt Specialized interregional economic court of Atyrau oblast declared Kazakhstan's AtyrauBalyk bankrupt.

21 January 2013

HSBC to pay $249 mn fine for US mortgage abuse British bank HSBC has agreed to pay $249 million in compensation to home-loan borrowers hurt in the massive US mortgage and foreclosure scandal.

19 January 2013

New UK Times editor raises Murdoch titles merger prospect The editor of British newspaper The Sunday Times was appointed Friday as acting editor of its sister title The Times, raising speculation that media baron Rupert Murdoch may seek to merge the two.

19 January 2013

US House Republicans back 3-month debt limit rise Republicans proposed a three-month increase to the US debt ceiling Friday as they mulled breaking a protracted fiscal impasse, but warned any long-term deal would require Congress to pass a budget that cuts spending.

19 January 2013

US confronts new north Africa crisis The United States was rocked Thursday by a new crisis spurred by Islamic militants amid a deadly hostage-taking in Algeria, prompting warnings to US interests in north Africa to boost security.

19 January 2013

Sony selling Madison Avenue HQ building for $1.1 bn Sony said Friday it was selling its US headquarters in Manhattan for $1.1 billion as part of an overhaul aimed at rescuing the Japanese consumer electronics giant's tattered balance sheet.

19 January 2013

IMF releases aid to Greece after long delay After lengthy delays, the International Monetary Fund unblocked part of its aid to Greece Wednesday, offering a brief respite to the recession-mired country grappling with austerity measures.

18 January 2013