The Financial Times
Sunday 14 November, 2010
When Viktor Danilkin delivers his verdict on the trial of Mikhail Khodorkovsky, his words will be examined for signs of freedom wafting into the Russian legal system.
The Financial Times
Friday 24 October, 2008
Oleg Deripaska had reason to be in ebullient form as the sun washed the grey steel hull and white aluminium superstructure of his yacht.
The New York Times
Friday 27 June, 2008
Aleksei Mordashov lost the battle for Arcelor for one reason, Russian politicians say: Russophobia.
The Wall Street Journal
Wednesday 11 June, 2008
Gennady Timchenko, the world's biggest independent trader of Russian oil, says he's too busy to see Vladimir Putin.
The Financial Times
Thursday 20 December, 2007
Oleg Shvartsman, a fund manager, claims he is a hero of Russia's new times.
The Financial Times
Saturday 8 December, 2007
When Roman Abramovich invested in Highland Gold this week the interesting thing was not the deal's size.
The Financial Times
Wednesday 29 August, 2007
A Moscow court sanctioned the arrest yesterday of Mikhail Gutseriyev, the beleaguered owner of the oil company Russneft.
The Financial Times
Monday 20 August, 2007
The mystery surrounding the buyer of Yukos's last big asset last week brought the curtain down with a final bizarre flourish.
The New York Times
Tuesday 10 July, 2007
A Russian appeals court on Tuesday ordered a new round of hearings into charges against PricewaterhouseCoopers.
The Financial Times
Monday 2 July, 2007
State-run Rosneft said on Monday it had acquired Yukos's Moscow headquarters and other assets for an undisclosed amount.
The Financial Times
Monday 25 June, 2007
PwC is claiming the management of the now bankrupt Yukos oil group lied about related party transactions via its main oil trading companies.
The Financial Times
Friday 18 May, 2007
A mystery bidder called Monte Valle won a fourth auction for assets belonging to the bankrupt Yukos oil group.