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Azovstal at the head of blue chip selloff train

The looming foreign-debt crunch is forcing the government to sell another piece of steel-making giant Azovstal, but experts say the 20.56 percent …
Vitaliy Sych

Ukraine's ad industry takes ad man back to his youth

For veteran ad man Brian Dobson, stepping off the plane in Ukraine is like taking a step back in time to his first days in the ad industry in sixties …
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Ukraine set to vote again

Fresh from two rounds of presidential election, Ukrainians are now bracing for a new vote that could lead to a major overhaul of the country’s …
Katya Gorchinskaya

Governing by referendum no way to govern

Simple majorities are meant to decide who should enforce objectively defined laws, not to endorse proposals suggested at the whim of the clique in …
Peter Byrne

One referendum not worth voting for

To those who thought that political intrigue in Ukraine would settle down after the presidential elections ended last November, think again. Several …
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U.S. to boost aid to Kyiv in year 2000

As the administration of U.S. President Bill Clinton moves into its final year, U.S. Secretary of State Madeleine Albright singled out Ukraine along …
Peter Byrne

Villagers fighting for land ownership rights

VELYKA DMYTRIVKA – According to the administration of President Leonid Kuchma and many foreign consultants, Ukrainian land reform, if not perfect, is …
Stefan Korshak

Amount of underground space increasing for Kyiv retailers

Real estate developers are starting to wake up to the idea that some of the ripest areas for development are right under their feet. The capital's …
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Banks in 1999: profits down, confidence up

Despite a nearly 60 percent slump in the value of the hryvna over the year, and a $30 million dollar fall in profits, experts say Ukraine’s banking …
Alex Berdnick

The mood is up on the market

Leading Ukrainian shares rose more than 5 percent in the latest trading period, and experts predict further market growth, but relatively low volumes …
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Kuchma's Chechen War policy is void

The 'new' post-election President Leonid Kuchma appears to have Ukrainian domestic policy on the right track. This may be due primarily to its …
Roman Olearchyk

Council of Europe praises Ukraine for outlawing the death penalty

What follows is a statement by the Council of Europe's parliamentary assembly in response to the Dec. 30 ruling by Ukraine's Constitutional …
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Local lands at D&T via yale

Rejected by the U.S. government`s Muskie MBA program , the 24-year-old Ternopil native didn’t give up his dream of studying abroad. Instead, he …
Anna Stepanenko

EBRD loan to fund sale of Ukrtelekom

Ukraine is negotiating a major loan with the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development to help launch the privatization of giant state phone …
Vitaliy Sych

How (and if) to pay taxes if you’re a Yank

f us have the same old problems. Americans in particular. In fact, many Yankees out there might be shocked to find out that, no matter how far away …
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Yushchenko effect ups bond prices

New Prime Minister Viktor Yushchenko is making a difference already – at least as far as prices for Ukrainian Eurobonds go. The price of Ukrianian …
Vitaly Sych

1999: year of the average advertisment

As 1999 drew to a close, the Post asked creative directors at ad agencies in Kyiv to sum up the past year. Many said that their art had imitated life …
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Y2K software firm sued

While Ukraine is proudly boasting of effectively subduing the millennium bug, U.S. investigators are trying to find out if Y2K software purchased with …
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