Wall Street Journal. Europe 2001 jeanne Whalen - Abstracts

Wall Street Journal. Europe 2001 jeanne Whalen
TitleSubjectAuthors
A frugal Surgutneftegaz displeases shareholders (Russian oil company OAG Surgutneftegaz).Business, internationalJeanne Whalen
Allianz will spend about 35 million euros for 45% of Rosno.Business, internationalJeanne Whalen
BP Amoco to sell 7% stake in Lukoil, citing lack of a voice in management.Business, internationalJeanne Whalen, Bhushan Bahree
Exxon-led group unveils plan for Russian oil fields.Business, internationalJeanne Whalen
Gazprom audit uncovers generous loans to outsiders.Business, internationalJeanne Whalen, Guy Chazan, Yulia Bushuyeva
Gazprom inaugurates fresh natural-gas field.(new source to ensure output, Europe deliveries)(Abstract)Business, internationalJeanne Whalen
Gazprom plans Eurobond issue of $500 million.Business, internationalJeanne Whalen
Gazprom swings to a net profit of 11.55 billion euros.Business, internationalJeanne Whalen
Oil giants remain steady performers: Russia's stock rally may ride on talks about oil output.Business, internationalJeanne Whalen
Russia postpones its decision on cutting oil production.(move threatens to sink OPEC plan to reduce supply, bolster prices)(Abstract)Business, internationalJeanne Whalen
Russia takes small step to liberalize Gazprom.Business, internationalJeanne Whalen, Alan Cullison
Sibneft announces net profit more than doubled last year.Business, internationalJeanne Whalen
Ted Turner makes offer to buy 30% of Russia's NTV channel.Business, internationalJeanne Whalen, Guy Chazan
UES's slim net for 2000 marks first-ever profit.(Unified Energy Systems)Business, internationalJeanne Whalen
Yukos's net nearly tripled in 2000 on rise in oil prices.(Results are latest step toward mending image.)Business, internationalJeanne Whalen
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