Moscow News (Moscow, Russian Federation)

Fleishman-Hillard Vanguard has organized and provided PR support for the students conference «Innovative projects to guarantee the successful development of society and businesses » within Lenovo’s ‘Do Network’ project.

Elena Fadeeva, General Director of Fleishman-Hillard Vanguard, has become a part of the international jury for the prestigious SABRE Awards 2012 in the EMEA region.

Fleishman-Hillard Inc., the global communications network, has raised its stake in Moscow-based Fleishman-Hillard Vanguard to a majority interest. Fleishman-Hillard Vanguard will also serve as a hub for growth in the CIS region.

Artezio Software launches a dedicated department in support of telecom related and embedded projects. The department will gather the 11 years of Artezio’s experience in telecom software development, network management, OSS/BSS, mobile solutions.

YUVsoft Corp., a software R&D company, announced the release of its 2D to 3D Suite as a set of plugins for NUKE compositing software. The software accelerates and increases the quality of professional semiautomatic 2D-to-3D conversion.

Negotiations on Russia’s joining the WTO have been conducted since 1993. At the moment they are at the final stage of the process. One of the most difficult issues that protracted the negotiating process remained commitments in agriculture.

Esther Dyson, a Chairman of EDventure Holdings, Peter Frishauf, Founder of Medscape, and by Milena Adamian, MD, a Cardiologist and Founder of the Life Sciences Angel Network entered VitaPortal Advisory Council.

Live streaming Red Square, Moscow, Russia for New Years Eve 2011 - 2012, fireworks display, celebrations, street party online stream, webcam feed NYE Moskva.

On November 28 the developer of GPS mobile guides Toozla has added three new languages: Turkish, Greek and Portuguese. After adding guides in three languages, the company has significantly expanded its infosphere.

A unique Russian project - the multilingual iPad-magazine BIGRUSSIA, was launched on the 1st of November 2011 at the App Store. It is the first and only Russian magazine developed solely for distribution on the iPad tablet.

SST Moscow is the major event for exhibitors, visitors, purchasers and government involved in the security community in Russia, introduces a dedicated promotional campaign for new security products, services, brands, and installations.

Euphoria has to be the most appropriate word to describe what occurred on the markets yesterday. The Euro and pound rose to highs not seen in weeks and stock markets rallied.

Warren Buffett was able to establish their wealth, which is third in the world, thanks to long-term security purchase of promising, but undervalued companies.

The high volatility on the currency market on Thursday was due to investors’ strong anxieties regarding the European Union summit that is scheduled for October 23.

Wednesday was another day of overall positives on the markets: at the end of the day, the EUR/USD pair fixed above 1.3800, adding more than 1.3%.

Live streaming for the Olympic Stadium in Moscow for the 2011 Kremlin Cup ATP tour indoor tennis tournament. Tennis online streaming, schedule, live feed.

Today in trading in Asia, stocks rose for the second day in a row, while the South Korean won and metals appreciated on the back of European politicians’ efforts to contain the region’s debt crisis.

In the first half of the day on Tuesday, the dollar continued its advance on its major competitors.

Today, Steve Jobs passed away at age 56 after a six-year battle with a rare form of cancer.

Yesterday, it was reported that Finland will receive the collateral it demanded as a condition of providing aid to Greece.

The City Hunter weekly column at Russia-InfoCentre is aimed at those foreign residents and visitors of Russian cities and towns who are the rare ones for odd sculpture, unique museums, cosy cafes, and other undiscovered spots.

On September 22, producer of GPS mobile audio guides Toozla added the Arabic language to it’s system. With Arabic articles Toozla infosphere has increased by 5,400 stories.

Anxieties over the spread of the European debt crisis have heightened and, by all appearances, will infect the world banking system.

The continuing rally on the risk asset markets yesterday was buoyed by the positive news coming out of the Euro zone.

Yesterday at the close of trading in New York, US stock markets rose, bouncing back from their earlier losses.

Italian and Spanish financial market regulators extended the temporary ban on short sales of financial assets that were introduced last month in an attempt to stop the volatility on the market.

Confidence among American consumers fell to a two-year low in September, while the number of unemployed who reported that it was difficult for them to find work rose to its highest level in almost a decade.

Greek finance minister Evangelos Venizelos announced that his country will do “everything possible” to reach target budget levels and to prevent Greece from being made a “scapegoat” for the global economic crisis.

In morning trading in Europe today, stock indices bounced back from a two-year low after the G-20 countries pledged to provide a “firm and coordinated” answer to the problems facing the world economy.

RoyalMaxBrokers experts report today that ratings agency Standard & Poor’s has lowered Italy’s credit rating.

The company Oracle (ORCL) reported that their profit exceeded analysts’ predictions despite the fact that the company increased expenses on software creation – databases and applications that are helping it run its business.

Italy's credit rating was downgraded yesterday evening by ratings agency Standard & Poor's.

The Euro is losing value against the dollar for the second day in a row while Asian stocks plummeted after European politicians were unable to present a plan to put a halt to the region’s debt crisis.

According to a report published by the UK Bureau of National Statistics, the level of inflation in the country rose in August.

Stocks rose yesterday during trading in America, boosting the Standard & Poor’s broad market index even higher for a third day in a row.

US stock markets went up, European stock markets’ benchmark index rose from a two-year low, and American treasuries fell after French banks put to rest rumors that they had no access to financing.

Managers on the US money market, headed by Vanguard Group Inc and Legg Mason Group Inc, are cutting loans to French banks so fervently, that it may force these banks to increase their capital by selling stocks.

Friday was “black” for European stock markets – the leading indices crashed 3-4% while the Milan stock market fell almost 5%.

President of the European Central Bank Jean-Claude Trichet announced at a press conference on Thursday that the Euro zone’s economic development will move at a much slower pace than had been predicted.

Yesterday at an expanded session of Congress, US President Barack Obama expressed his disappointment with the national economy, a problem which is threatening his political career.

Translink Translation Services, a company providing translation in many languages, has now added interpretation services to their profile. With specialized interpreters, the company provides both consecutive and simultaneous interpretation services.

Switzerland has instigated a new round in the global “currency wars” after fading economic growth gave politicians power to call for intensified efforts on an easing program.

Philipp Hildebrand’s success in bringing the Swiss franc down to its lowest level in seven weeks may turn out to be fleeting, since options prices are serving as his guideline.

Given the lack of market news coming out of the US on this Labor Day holiday, Europe has entertained us with several important events.

Intelligent Converters released new version of PDF Export Kit package, enhanced with PDF-to-XML, PDF-to-Image and new version of PDF-to-HTML.

Ahead of the publication of the US Department of Labor’s August jobs report, stocks in Europe and Asia fell along with American futures and gold prices.

US stocks rose during trading in New York yesterday, forming a peak in the best eight-day growth for the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index since 2009 amid expectations that the economy will continue to recover.

American treasury obligations increased in price, steadily moving to a record-high price last seen in December 2008. Yields on 10-year American government bonds fell 2 basis points and are currently at 2.16%.

The recently published minutes from the FOMC's last meeting revealed that its members discussed ways to promote economic recovery and employment, while possibly laying a foundation for action in their next meeting scheduled for the end of September.

On the eve of publication of data on housing prices, DT Trading economists are predicting the biggest drop in a year ending in June, which assumes stagnation in the housing market and a continuing slow recovery in the US.