The Kremlin Flexes, and a Tycoon Reels
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The end of a partnership in the worldâs largest nickel producer illuminates how the Kremlin and ambitious Russian businessmen do business together.
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Dmitry Medvedev, likely to  be Russia's next president, says the country's so rich from an  oil-fuelled boom that billions can be doled out simply by a  click of the fingers.
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MOSCOW, Feb. 5 -- Russian prosecutors have leveled new charges against imprisoned oil tycoon Mikhail Khodorkovsky and one of his partners, accusing the fallen businessmen of money laundering and embezzlement in the theft of $20 billion from Yukos, the company they ran.
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Hollywood studios and Russian tycoons are teaming up to make films in Moscow. Is it worth the trouble?
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Â· Kremlin sets up 'open' media information centre Â· Outgoing president tackles Russia's tarnished image
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It went down to the wire but in the end  the Russian turned up to play.
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Russia now boasts 53 billionaires, headed by oil tycoon Roman Abramovich, Forbes magazine says.
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A deal between French energy group Total and Russian gas firm Novatek shows that oil majors have an appetite for Russia's energy riches despite the Yukos affair, but also the limited role now possible for foreigners in this strategic sector, analysts say.
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It is an unfortunate fact but enemies of the Kremlin do have a bit of a habit of 'getting whacked', writes Sky's Moscow Correspondent Alex Rossi .Comment
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If Russian businesses are helping fund the election campaign of President Vladimir Putin&#39;s favored candidate in Ukraine&#39;s presidential election at the Kremlin&#39;s behest, as some political analysts suspect, those businesses may be better off betting on the
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MOSCOW -- Russia's tycoons, whose flamboyant spending has ka-chinged from Mediterranean isles to London's Mayfair district, have found a new use for their supersize wallets: philanthropic foundations.
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The Russian tycoon Mikhail Khodorkovsky, who has been in jail since October in what many Russians say is Kremlin punishment for political activities, said Thursday that
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As in so many murder mysteries, the killing of the Russian oil giant Yukos - which began last fall with the arrest of its CEO, Mikhail Khodorkovsky, and could climax at any time with the firm&#39;s bankruptcy or forced sale of assets â-s being committed
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Tussle between Britain and Russia over London-based billionaire tycoon Boris Berezovsky takes a new twist.
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Investors from Russia have moved in to take control of what is believed to be one of Armenia's biggest gold-mining operations.
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MOSCOW, Oct. 18 -- The Kremlin, its political consultants and state-controlled news media have found an American to admire: Franklin Delano Roosevelt.
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Description: The Russian government announces the sale of many of the most valuable portions of the oil company Yukos, the firm built by embattled tycoon Mikhail Khodorkovsky.