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Articles by Oksana Gavshina
English Language to Rule Skies
11 November 10
By Oksana Gavshina and Anastasia Dagayeva / Vedomosti
Russian pilots and air traffic controllers at the country's international airports will be required to conduct all conversations in English starting in March 2011, and the practice could eventually be extended to domestic flights.
Potanin, Prokhorov Conclude Property Split
14 September 10
By Oksana Gavshina and Alexandra Terentyeva / Vedomosti
Former partners Mikhail Prokhorov and Vladimir Potanin have eliminated the trust Folletina Trading and divided up their last joint business, developer Open Investments, ending their lengthy asset split and Russia's highest-profile corporate conflict in years.
Trebs and Titov to Start at $603M
12 August 10
By Oksana Gavshina / Vedomosti
The government set the starting price for the Trebs and Titov oil fields at 18.2 billion rubles ($603 million), but the winning bidder will have to sell 15 percent of their crude on an exchange and refine 42 percent in Russia.
'Last' Huge Oil Fields to Cost $2Bln
22 July 10
By Maxim Tovkailo and Oksana Gavshina / Vedomosti
The Energy Ministry is seeking a record price of 60 billion rubles ($2 billion) to develop the Trebs and Titov oil fields, and the government looks determined to get as much as it possibly can from oil companies for the massive deposits.
