Of all the coverage coming out of the recent judgment on the Bank of New York Mellon money laundering case, Fortune’s coverage appears to be the most thorough so far, not to mention that it immediately won me over with its headline: ...
I don’t know why I’m so fixated on this but I just am – the FT is carrying the latest in the Guinea expropriate-the-expropriator saga. Amidst all the back-and-forth on taxes, rights, payments, “causes for concern”, &#...
The new CEO of TNK-BP will apparently be chosen by the end of the year, energy mogul Viktor Vekselberg has announced. The Telegraph examines Total chief Christophe de Margerie’s belief that oil prices may rocket back up to the $100 mar...
According to Bloomberg, Russia will soon recommence asset sales to offset its first budget deficit in ten years. Russian Railways head Vladimir Yakunin told the Reuters Russia Investment Summit that the state will need an even bigger role in...
TODAY: Chief of staff denies decisions on Kaliningrad plan; Churkin criticizes US ‘cold war attitude’; arms reduction talks not progressing as smoothly as they may appear. Israel maintains choice in Iran; Russia suggests onus on ...
Reuters reports that next week Vladimir Putin will hold a meeting with global oil giants on how to exploit gas reserves on the Arctic Yamal peninsula. Natural Resources Minister Yuri Trutnev has told Reuters that Russia will consider easing ...
The Washington Post reports that Prime Minister Putin told businessmen at the Sochi investment forum that the Russian economy is ‘totally underinvested’ and lamented ‘uncontrolled’ US debt. Russia’s participatio...
TODAY: Obama firm on reasons for missile defense decision; Medvedev and Putin seem to take it as a positive sign; Putin wishes to see trade the next barrier broken; Russia will abandon Kaliningrad missile plans. Pressure mounting regarding I...
A lesson in media relations from Vladimir Putin: The world’s economic crisis does not seem to have been unkind to you, Vladimir Putin notes as we sit down to a lunch that begins with calf’s tail in aspic. “You all look well fed, ...
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