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Katun

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Katun (kətn`), river, c.415 mi (670 km) long, Altai Territory, S Siberian Russia. It rises in the Katun Alps and flows generally north to join the Biya, with which it forms the Ob River. The Katun is partly navigable.


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Other recent transactions include office, industrial, warehouse and distribution facilities leased to Wallac Oy in Turku, Finland; Katun Corporation in Gorinchem, the Netherlands; Actuant Corporation in Kahl am Main, Germany; Carrefour throughout France.
Nancy Farris notes how the katun, a Mayan cycle measuring time, was a product of a highly literate minority and that it long survived the "modernizing" Spanish conquest.
Jim Thomas, Founder of Dynamic Development Capital Partners, will facilitate the CEO Panel Conversation with the following panelists: Carlyle Singer, CEO, Katun Corporation; Frank Russomanno, COO, Imation; and Bill Cook, CEO, Donaldson.
 
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