KIEV, June 2 – Regions Party MP Vladyslav Lukianov has confirmed his purchase of the Olympic-Park estate in Kiev region, although he did not disclose other details about his entry to the project.

MOSCOW, June 2 - Russia and Ukraine will hold a joint Inter-State Commission session led by both countries' presidents in June, Russian Foreign Ministry spokesman Alexander Lukashevich said.

KIEV, June 3 – The Cabinet of Ministers posted on its Web site on Friday resolution No. 566 dated May 25 canceling export quotas on wheat and barley.

"The resolution takes effect on the day of its publishing," the document reads.

KIEV, June 3 – Ukraine, which used up its sunflower oil export quotas as of March 22, 2008, has restarted the export of this produce in an unrestricted mode, Agriculture Minister Yuriy Melnyk told reporters in Kiev on Tuesday.

IVANO-FRANKIVSK, June 3 – Tyco Electronics Ukraine Limited (Ivano-Frankivsk) is intending in July to launch a plant producing electric cables, Yaroslav Havadzyn, the main specialist of the industry department of Ivano-Frankivsk city council, told Interfax-Ukraine.

KIEV, June 4 - Merefa Glass Company Ltd. in Kharkiv region has finalized the construction of a new bottle plant with a capacity of 800 bottles per 24 hours, and investment in the plant were $87 million.

KIEV, June 4 - The revenues target of the general fund of the national budget was over-fulfilled by 11% in January to May, according to a posting on the official Web site of the Finance Ministry.

MOSCOW, June 5 - TNK-BP plans to invest around $35 million in Lysychansk oil refinery, including $10 million in the mechanical integrity and industrial security of the refinery, according to the company.

KIEV, June 5 - Ukraine's major producer and exporter of iron ore, Ferrexpo AG, announced Thursday that its key deposit contains 127.4% more iron ore than previously thought, providing major growth potential.

KIEV, June 5 - Ukraine’s second-biggest producer of steel, Illich Steel, announced Thursday it had lost an estimated $20 million in May on the sharp appreciation of the local currency, the hryvnia, against the U.S. dollar.