Renault-Avtovaz partnership

Renault-Avtovaz partnership

MOSCOW, Russia - Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin (R) shakes hands with Renault S.A. Chairman Carlos Ghosn at the premier's official residence in a Moscow suburb Nov. 2, 2010. Putin and Ghosn agreed on a possible increase in the Nissan-Renault alliance's stake in Russia's largest automaker Avtovaz.

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