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ENR December 15, 2008

12/10/08Economic worries have made some developers jittery but Moscow City, a high-rise development in Russias capital, is growing with what will be Europes tallest building.
By Peter Reina

High-Rise Fever Hits Moscow

Europe’s Height-Record Buster Is on Russia’s Cutting Edge

Cover Photo: Turner Construction

The Top Global Sourcebook 2008

Top International Contractors and Design Firms: Going From Feast to Famine

Rankings: The Top 200 International Design Firms

Rankings: The Top 150 Global Design Firms

Rankings: The Top 225 International Contractor

Rankings: The Top 225 Global Contractors

Global Environmental Market Holds Steady Despite Economic Downturn

Demand in Middle East and Asia Drives Market for Building Projects

Manufacturing Market Hits Slump as Worldwide Financial Crisis Deepens

Power Holds Steady For Now, But Some Expect a Slowdown

Once-Booming Petroleum Market Falters Under Economic Uncertainty

Firms Optimistic about Global Telecommunications Outlook

Funding Uncertainty Puts Chill On Future Transportation Projects

The Complete Top Global Sourcebook with Market Data and Analysis

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