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Privatisation prices and benefits come under question

Moscow : Russia | about 1 month ago

That has some questioning where the buyers will come from and if prices will be bargain basement. Privatizations are expected to bring Russia nearly $3 billion next year – 10 times more than previously scheduled. Infrastructure firms, ports and some airports will be first on the table, and Prime...

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