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Vladimir Putin is handing the keys of his central bank to a poetry-loving Francophile who pays homage to the victims of Russia’s totalitarian past.
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Rosatom Corp., Russia’s nuclear holding company, plans to at least triple sales to $50 billion by 2030, as China and India order more reactors and fuel and opportunities emerge in the Middle East, said Chief Executive Officer Sergei Kiriyenko .
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Russia offered Ukraine a $1 billion discount on nuclear fuel and joint ventures in atomic power technology as the two countries pursue economic integration since the election of Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych.
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Russia signed an agreement on building a power plant with four nuclear reactors on Turkey’s southern coast at a cost of about $20 billion after more than a year of negotiations.
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Russia agreed to build Vietnam’s first nuclear power plant in a ceremony in Hanoi presided over by Russian President Dmitry Medvedev as he seeks to revive ties with the former Soviet ally.
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Iran, under United Nations sanctions for its nuclear program, fulfilled a 36-year quest to join the club of atomic-powered nations today when Russia’s Rosatom Corp. switched on a reactor along the Persian Gulf coast.
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Iran, under United Nations sanctions for its nuclear program, said it ended a 36-year quest to join the club of atomic-powered nations when Russia’s Rosatom Corp. switched on a reactor along the Persian Gulf coast.
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Uranium Holding ARMZ, a unit of Russia’s state-owned nuclear company, agreed to purchase a controlling stake in Canada’s Uranium One Inc. in exchange for $610 million in cash and interests in two mines.
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Russia, one of the world’s biggest oil and gas exporters, aims to become a global leader in nuclear power, too. State-owned nuclear group Rosatom now has 15 reactors under construction worldwide, more than any other international supplier. Five of the 15 are outside Russia, and more are coming soon, Bloomberg Businessweek reports in its Oct. 4 issue.
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Kazakhstan plans to start enriching uranium at a processing center in the Russian town of Novouralsk, Sergei Kiriyenko, head of Moscow-based Rosatom Corp. told reporters today in Astana.
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