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Yukos oil company files for bankruptcy
2004-12-15
Posted by:Dar

#13  It's meaningless. Yukos is finished. Their assets are effectively being nationalized and will form part of the majority government-owned energy behemoth, Gazprom. Chris Weafer of Alfa Bank, one of the best analysts on the scene in Moscow, correctly describes Gazprom as a crucial lever in Putin's global strategy:
http://www.themoscowtimes.com/stories/2004/12/15/006.html
Posted by: lex   2004-12-15 4:21:03 PM  

#12  It's meaningless. Yukos is finished. Their assets are effectively being nationalized and will form part of the majority government-owned energy behemoth, Gazprom. Chris Weafer of Alfa Bank, one of the best analysts on the scene in Moscow, correctly describes Gazprom as a crucial lever in Putin's global strategy:
http://www.themoscowtimes.com/stories/2004/12/15/006.html
Posted by: lex   2004-12-15 4:21:03 PM  

#11  It's meaningless. Yukos is finished. Their assets are effectively being nationalized and will form part of the majority government-owned energy behemoth, Gazprom. Chris Weafer of Alfa Bank, one of the best analysts on the scene in Moscow, correctly describes Gazprom as a crucial lever in Putin's global strategy:
http://www.themoscowtimes.com/stories/2004/12/15/006.html
Posted by: lex   2004-12-15 4:20:39 PM  

#10  It's meaningless. Yukos is finished. Their assets are effectively being nationalized and will form part of the majority government-owned energy behemoth, Gazprom. Chris Weafer of Alfa Bank, one of the best analysts on the scene in Moscow, correctly describes Gazprom as a crucial lever in Putin's global strategy:
http://www.themoscowtimes.com/stories/2004/12/15/006.html
Posted by: lex   2004-12-15 4:20:39 PM  

#9  It's meaningless. Yukos is finished. Their assets are effectively being nationalized and will form part of the majority government-owned energy behemoth, Gazprom. Chris Weafer of Alfa Bank, one of the best analysts on the scene in Moscow, correctly describes Gazprom as a crucial lever in Putin's global strategy:
http://www.themoscowtimes.com/stories/2004/12/15/006.html
Posted by: lex   2004-12-15 4:19:52 PM  

#8  It's meaningless. Yukos is finished. Their assets are effectively being nationalized and will form part of the majority government-owned energy behemoth, Gazprom. Chris Weafer of Alfa Bank, one of the best analysts on the scene in Moscow, correctly describes Gazprom as a crucial lever in Putin's global strategy:
http://www.themoscowtimes.com/stories/2004/12/15/006.html
Posted by: lex   2004-12-15 4:19:52 PM  

#7  It's meaningless. Yukos is finished. Their assets are effectively being nationalized and will form part of the majority government-owned energy behemoth, Gazprom. Chris Weafer of Alfa Bank, one of the best analysts on the scene in Moscow, correctly describes Gazprom as a crucial lever in Putin's global strategy:
http://www.themoscowtimes.com/stories/2004/12/15/006.html
Posted by: lex   2004-12-15 4:19:07 PM  

#6  It's meaningless. Yukos is finished. Their assets are effectively being nationalized and will form part of the majority government-owned energy behemoth, Gazprom. Chris Weafer of Alfa Bank, one of the best analysts on the scene in Moscow, correctly describes Gazprom as a crucial lever in Putin's global strategy:
http://www.themoscowtimes.com/stories/2004/12/15/006.html
Posted by: lex   2004-12-15 4:19:07 PM  

#5  It's meaningless. Yukos is finished. Their assets are effectively being nationalized and will form part of the majority government-owned energy behemoth, Gazprom. Chris Weafer of Alfa Bank, one of the best analysts on the scene in Moscow, correctly describes Gazprom as a crucial lever in Putin's global strategy:
http://www.themoscowtimes.com/stories/2004/12/15/006.html
Posted by: lex   2004-12-15 4:18:50 PM  

#4  It's meaningless. Yukos is finished. Their assets are effectively being nationalized and will form part of the majority government-owned energy behemoth, Gazprom. Chris Weafer of Alfa Bank, one of the best analysts on the scene in Moscow, correctly describes Gazprom as a crucial lever in Putin's global strategy:
http://www.themoscowtimes.com/stories/2004/12/15/006.html
Posted by: lex   2004-12-15 4:18:50 PM  

#3  Investment Banker Chris Weafer's one of the shrewdest analysts in Moscow. His take on what's happening: http://www.themoscowtimes.com/stories/2004/12/15/006.html
Posted by: lex   2004-12-15 4:36:53 PM  

#2  It's meaningless. Yukos is finished. Majority govt-owned Gazprom is Putin's vehicle for pushing a geopolitical strategy based on energy exports, and Gazprom will swallow up Yukos' assets. Now's a good time to sell any Russian holdings.
Posted by: lex   2004-12-15 4:35:33 PM  

#1  That's fascinating. Some how I expect the government of Russia to object to the jurisdiction of the U. S. Bankruptcy Court. Also, based on direct experience, I would say the Bankruptcy Court is the most corrupt court in the Federal judiciary. Yukos must think they've bought themselves an oil judge. And they may be right.
Posted by: Mrs. Davis   2004-12-15 4:09:55 PM  

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