Igor Sechin News
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Russia’s global oil champion has yet to win over investors.
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President Vladimir Putin is battling investor skepticism to woo foreign executives descending on his hometown today as Russia’s economy faces a risk of recession and a crackdown on critics scares off top intellectuals.
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Japan, the world’s top importer of liquefied natural gas, has its best opportunity to bargain for lower prices since it started buying the power-plant fuel 44 years ago. One reason is Russia.
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OAO TNK-BP Holding, the traded unit of the oil venture that OAO Rosneft bought for $55 billion, fell the most in almost two weeks as the board recommended waiving dividends for last year.
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Ziyavudin Magomedov became a billionaire with the help of state contracts during the ascent of former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev, whose deputy was the businessman’s college friend. Now Medvedev is down, Vladimir Putin is up, and Magomedov’s fortunes are waning.
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Russia’s stocks fell for the second day after the dollar-denominated gauge tumbled 20 percent from a peak this year as prospects for lower commodity prices damped sentiment in the world’s largest energy exporter.
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Most of Russia’s state-controlled companies have refused President Vladimir Putin’s appeal to raise dividends, providing a fresh reason for investors to avoid the cheapest emerging-market stocks.
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OAO TNK-BP Holding headed for the lowest level in more than a month after Igor Sechin, chief executive officer of the oil company’s new owner, stoked concern shareholders won’t get a payout for last year.
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Inpex Corp., Japan’s biggest energy explorer, and Russia’s OAO Rosneft signed a preliminary agreement to develop oil and gas blocks in the Sea of Okhotsk.
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OAO TNK-BP Holding rose to the highest in almost a month in Moscow after Igor Sechin, chief executive officer of new owner Rosneft, said he’s ready to work with minority shareholders in the venture.
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