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"What we're doing isn't rocket science," says Daniel Dickens, director of start-up enterprises at Participle.

But, like many venerable British enterprises at the time, it was inward-looking and somewhat undisciplined.

Sberbank is backed by the oil-wealthy Russian government and well capitalized, belying the image of Russian banks as wobbly enterprises at best.

It followed an upsurge of debate about the frequent sale of state-owned enterprises at rock-bottom prices to their managers.

Joining the group would put some of Russia's most inefficient enterprises at risk, like farming and pharmaceutical companies, which will be subjected to stiff international competition.

The Dutch and the British started similar enterprises at the beginning of the 17th century, each country establishing its own East India company.

As the sideline grew, Mr. Beeber added hose hangers, hanging hearts, magazine racks and log stackers to his metalwork repertoire and began selling under the name Bo Peep Enterprises at craft fairs.

According to the indictment, their company, DGL Enterprises, at 7311 20th Avenue, billed itself as a travel, education and entertainment business with offices in Moscow, Russia and Brooklyn and Mr. Trakhtenberg as president.

Amar Bhidé, author of the book "The Venturesome Economy," and senior fellow at the Center for Emerging Market Enterprises at Tufts, did not mince words responding to a request for comment from The Times: As you might guess I find the storyline rather unconvincing and Luddite.

Perhaps, but the business is not performing like it used to, and badly needs some corporate Viagra.Mr Hefner's offer of $6.15 a share values Playboy Enterprises at a mere $207m, down from about $1 billion in its prime in 1999, when it briefly posed as a hot dotcom stock.

Coca-Cola Femsa trades at 20 times estimated year 2000 earnings; Coca-Cola Enterprises at 33 times.