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Wealth Of Russia's Richest Rises Over 8% To $625.5 Billion
Russia's richest people saw their wealth rise by more than 8% to $625.5 billion over the past year, with at least 146 billionaires listed by the Forbes Russian-language list of the wealthiest people in Russia.
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The Man Facing World's Biggest Divorce Claim After Jeff Bezos, Bill Gates
Vladimir Potanin, Russia's second-richest man, is facing one of the world's biggest divorce claims after Jeff Bezos and Bill Gates.
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Russia's Billionaires Try To Figure Out What To Do With Their Wealth
Alexey Mordashov has faced plenty of challenges building an empire spanning gold, power, steel and tourism. Now he has to work out how to pass a $17 billion fortune to his children in a country with no precedent for wealth transfer on this scale, and without destabilizing the massive business.
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How One Russian Oligarch Beat The Crisis And Made A Fortune
As Russia was descending into financial crisis, some of its most influential oil and stocks traders gathered at the exclusive River Club in central Moscow at the invitation of state lender Sberbank.
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Wealth Of Russia's Richest Rises Over 8% To $625.5 Billion
Russia's richest people saw their wealth rise by more than 8% to $625.5 billion over the past year, with at least 146 billionaires listed by the Forbes Russian-language list of the wealthiest people in Russia.
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The Man Facing World's Biggest Divorce Claim After Jeff Bezos, Bill Gates
Vladimir Potanin, Russia's second-richest man, is facing one of the world's biggest divorce claims after Jeff Bezos and Bill Gates.
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Russia's Billionaires Try To Figure Out What To Do With Their Wealth
Alexey Mordashov has faced plenty of challenges building an empire spanning gold, power, steel and tourism. Now he has to work out how to pass a $17 billion fortune to his children in a country with no precedent for wealth transfer on this scale, and without destabilizing the massive business.
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How One Russian Oligarch Beat The Crisis And Made A Fortune
As Russia was descending into financial crisis, some of its most influential oil and stocks traders gathered at the exclusive River Club in central Moscow at the invitation of state lender Sberbank.
