KIEV, Nov. 24 – Zaporizhia-based Ivchenko-Progress state-run enterprise has drawn up a project on the creation of a new generation 12 MW gas turbine engine designed to upgrade the Ukrainian gas transport system.

KIEV, Nov. 24 – Around 300,000 businessmen out of the current two million individual taxpaying businessmen will have to transfer to the general taxation system on the introduction of the Tax Code, the head of the state committee for regulatory policy and entrepreneurship, Mykhailo Brodsky, said at a briefing.

KIEV, Nov. 25 – Fuel market players and the Ukrainian government have agreed to restrict markups and observe an agreed price corridor to make the market stable.

KIEV, Nov. 25 - ArcelorMittal Kryviy Rih is to start realizing a project to sell greenhouse gas emission quotas and reinvest the funds raised into the development of energy-saving technologies.

KIEV, Nov. 25 – The National Bank of Ukraine has bought foreign currency worth over $500 million since early November 2010, which is more than two times more than the October indicator of $237 million, said Valeriy Lytvytsky, the head of the group of advisors to the Governor of the National Bank of Ukraine.

KIEV, Nov. 23 – There will be no mass bankruptcies in the Ukrainian banking sector, according to Vasyl Pasichnyk, the acting vice governor of the National Bank of Ukraine.

KIEV, Nov. 24 – Technical experts from the United Arab Emirates will arrive in Kiev soon to discuss cooperation with Ukrainian partners, including the prospects of cooperation in the aircraft industry.

KIEV, Nov. 24 – The debt of municipal heat supplying companies to Gaz Ukrayiny for gas consumed since the start of the new heating season (from October 1, 2009) has exceeded UAH 927 million with a 19% level of payment, the company reported on Monday.

KIEV, Nov. 25 – Ukraine's balance of payments situation improved in October, although the positive trends seen are unstable, according to Valeriy Lytvytsky, the head of the group of advisors to the governor of the National Bank of Ukraine.

KIEV, Nov. 25 – The recently passed law restricting the currency crediting of individuals deprives Ukrainian consumers temporarily traveling abroad of the chance to open an overdraft on a current account in foreign currency and is not in line with requirements of the Civil Code, according to lawyers polled by Interfax-Ukraine.