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Portraits of Prime Minister Vladimir Putin are surging in online sales after his re-election to the Kremlin, almost eliminating demand for President Dmitry Medvedev’s image.
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Russia will probably refrain from cutting rates after signaling that record-low inflation won’t last once pre-election measures to curb prices are unwound.
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Vladimir Putin may not actually have won 64 percent of the vote, but his victory in Russia's March 4 presidential election is providing a tough reality check for the cosmopolitan, largely Moscow-based protest movement.
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Prime Minister Vladimir Putin is poised to win today’s Russian presidential election in the first round amid allegations of fraud similar to those that sparked protests after December’s parliamentary contest.
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Russian billionaire Mikhail Prokhorov may invite former Finance Minister Alexei Kudrin to join his new middle-class political party, an adviser said.
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Russian equities reached their highest level in more than seven months on bets Vladimir Putin’s return to the presidency will extend a rally in the developing world’s cheapest stocks.
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Vladimir Putin won 64.06 percent of the votes in Russia’s presidential elections, with 97.63 percent of votes counted, state-run television Rossiya 24 reported, citing preliminary data from the Central Electoral Commission.
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Russia’s $3.5 billion of bonds due 2020 extended their advance for a third day, pushing the yield to the lowest in almost two years after Vladimir Putin won his bid to return to the country’s presidency.
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Vyacheslav Ananiev, co-owner of a software company in Novosibirsk in the middle of Russia, says there’s only one option for him in next week’s presidential election: Vladimir Putin.
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Thousands of protesters rallied in central Moscow’s Pushkin Square the day after Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin claimed victory in a presidential election that international observers said was unfair.
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