United Russia News
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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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President Dmitry Medvedev met organizers of protests against Prime Minister Vladimir Putin for the first time since alleged fraud in December parliamentary polls provoked the biggest unrest since the 1990s.
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Prime Minister Vladimir Putin may dissolve his ruling party and create a new power base after next month’s presidential vote, according to two people familiar with the plans.
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A Russian vote-monitoring group said it’s been forced to vacate its offices ahead of the March 4 presidential election, in which Prime Minister Vladimir Putin is seeking to return to the Kremlin.
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Ekho Moskvy said its controlling shareholder, OAO Gazprom’s media unit, of seeking to dissolve the radio’s board a month after Prime Minister Vladimir Putin accused the station of vilifying him “from morning to night.”
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Prime Minister Vladimir Putin’s efforts to avoid a run-off in next month’s presidential election will work against the Russian leader by undermining his legitimacy, his opponents said.
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Russian stocks will extend their best start to a year since 2006 as valuations almost 50 percent below emerging markets and political reform lure investors, according to HSBC Global Asset Management. RTS futures climbed.
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Russian equity futures climbed as Barclays Capital recommended investors buy the nation’s energy and commodities stocks, saying that the risk of the government being ousted has been “overestimated.”
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Russian stocks will benefit at the expense of equities in Turkey and South Africa as their lower valuations lure investors as global risk appetite returns, according to Aton LLC.
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Russia’s plan to tax luxury goods would serve as a levy on “vanity” purchases made at the expense of investment, Prime Minister Vladimir Putin said.
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