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As the situation stabilises and the effects of the crisis are overcome, we intend to reduce state involvement in the economy and, even more than that, we will activate the processes of privatisation,' Putin told an investment forum in Moscow.
Russian Premier Putin woos Gulf funds by TradeArabia (Manama, Bahrain)
As the housing market stabilises building companies including Berkeley, Bovis and Newcastle-based Bellway have started paying off debts to win some financial headroom so they can pursue land purchasing opportunities.
Barratt looking for cash as housing market stabilises by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
Retail and consumer analyst Ching Mei Chia said: "A longer-term concern is that unemployment is expected to continue to rise well into 2010, even as the UK economy stabilises, suggesting a recovery of the retail sector will lag the broader economy.
A LASTING high street recovery [...]; Business IN BRIEF by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
 
 
 
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