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MegaFon Denies Interest in Buying VimpelCom Stake

Russia's 3rd largest mobile phone network, MegaFon has denied reports that it is looking to buy a 5% stake in its rival network, Vimpelcom. The company had been reported to have considered the purchase by Russian business daily, Kommersant - but a source told Reuters that the story was not true.  more

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Swiss court rejects IPOC's appeal over MegaFon stake

MOSCOW, Feb 26 (Prime-Tass) -- Switzerland's Supreme Court has ruled that IPOC International Growth Fund does not have ownership rights to a 19.4% stake in Russia's third largest mobile operator MegaFon, the stake's former owner, LV Finance, said in a press release, Vedomosti business daily reported Monday. more

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Russia Telecoms Min Supports Alfa's Foreign Expansion

MOSCOW -(Dow Jones)- Telecommunications Minister Leonid Reiman Monday expressed rare support for Alfa Group in their drive to expand overseas, on the sidelines of an investor conference. more

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Telenor Hopeful Of Soon Solving Conflict With Alfa

MOSCOW -(Dow Jones)- Norway telecommunications operator Telenor said it's more hopeful of settling its conflict with financial-industrial group Alfa Group in Russia after state officials of the two countries met. more

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Government Minister May Be Secret Telecoms Fund Investor

MOSCOW, Jan 19 (Prime-Tass) -- Russia's IT and Telecommunications Minister Leonid Reiman was secretly named by his own law firm as the true owner of a Bermuda-based mutual fund that has amassed control of a large share of Russia's mobile-phone industry, according to a filing in a London court, The Wall Street Journal reported Thursday. more

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PRESS: Russia telecommunication ministry eyed in German probe

MOSCOW, Dec 2 (Prime-Tass) -- A money-laundering scandal that started in Germany has spread to other countries and now implicates a top Russian official who is a close ally of President Vladimir Putin, say law-enforcement officials with knowledge of the situation, The Wall Street Journal reported Friday. more

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