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* But Saudi still keen to ensure stability in key ally (Adds Salman announcing Red Sea bridge project)

PV cell manufacturers on the annual top ten list have shifted places, dropped on and off the list, withdraw from production, re-entered production and declared bankruptcy. Currently, crystalline manufacturers are adding more module assembly capacity than cell processing capacity while thin film manufacturers are expanding into crystalline production.

MOSCOW, April 8 (Reuters) - Russia's Rosneftegaz holding has chosen a legal advisor for selling a state-controlled stake of the country's top oil producer Rosneft, local news agencies cited Russian Economy Minister Alexei Ulyukayev as saying on Friday.

* Fighting was worst since war in the 1990s (Changes dateline, adds comments from Russian PM)

LONDON, April 8 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - China can cut its greenhouse gas emissions and generate electricity by treating the 30 million tonnes of sludge its wastewater plants produce each year, the think tank World Resources Institute (WRI) said.

* Italian banks surge on likely state support (ADVISORY- Reuters plans to replace intra-day European and UK stock market reports with a Live Markets blog on Eikon (see cpurl://apps.cp./cms/?pageId=livemarkets for site in development).

CAIRO, April 8 (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia's financial support for strategic ally Egypt will no longer involve "free money" and Riyadh will focus on soft loans and a return on investment as it diversifies sources of revenue, a Saudi businessman familiar with the matter said.

LONDON, April 8 (Reuters) - Oil refineries are shifting into high gear to produce as much gasoline as possible for the world's fuel-hungry drivers - kicking the problem of a worsening diesel glut further down the road.

BAKU/YEREVAN, April 8 (Reuters) - Azerbaijan and Armenian-backed separatists said on Friday they had struck a temporary deal to allow each side to safely search for the bodies of their soldiers killed in clashes over the breakaway region of Nagorno-Karabakh.

BARCELONA, April 8 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The World Bank Group plans to invest more of its funds to help developing countries adapt to the impacts of climate change, in an effort to stop extreme weather and rising seas from making poverty worse.

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