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Articles with tag "Rosneft"
industry ties
Austrian Ex-Minister Who Danced With Putin Quits Rosneft
Karin Kneissl made headlines when she danced with Putin at her 2018 wedding.
cut ties
Ex-German Chancellor, Nord Stream CEO Resign from Rosneft
Gerhard Schroeder and Matthias Warnig are both long-term friends of Russian President Vladimir Putin.
monopoly challenged
Rosneft Told to Present Gas Export Proposal to Putin
The move comes as Europe grapples with record-high gas prices that some blame on Russia, which provides a third of all European gas.
Price 'super cycle'
Russia’s Rosneft Reports Profits Boost Amid Surging Energy Prices
The company has returned to profit this year as oil prices have rebounded following a dismal 2020 for the industry and global economy due to the pandemic...
international investment
Rosneft Sells 5% Stake in Arctic Oil Project to Commodity Traders
A consortium led by Switzerland-based Vitol will invest in the vast hydrocarbon project.
bouncing back
Rosneft Profit Up on Higher Oil Prices
The state-controlled company reported a second-quarter net profit 55% higher than that of the first quarter.
'Green Oil'
World Needs Russia’s 'Green' Oil, Rosneft Chief Sechin Says
Demand for Russian oil will rise in future despite global efforts to abandon fossil fuels, according to the head of the energy giant.
NICE MOVES
Austrian Ex-Foreign Minister Who Danced With Putin Gets Rosneft Board Seat
Karin Kneissl becomes the second former high-ranking European politician to join the Russian state-owned oil company’s board of directors.
legal assault
Russian Billionaires, Rosneft Sue Over Book on Putin’s Rise – FT
“Putin’s People” centers on the rise of President Vladimir Putin and his relationship with wealthy oligarchs.
NEW MOVES
Austrian Ex-Minister Who Danced With Putin Gets Rosneft Nomination
Austria's former foreign minister has been nominated to the Rosneft board as an independent director.
EARNINGS CALL
Rosneft Posts 80% Profit Slump in Pandemic-Hit 2020
Oil giant managed to remain in the black for the year, while some foreign competitors posted losses.
ARCTIC PLANS
Russia’s Rosneft Announces Start of Vast Arctic Oil Project
Russia's Arctic energy plans have been criticized by environmentalists.
'growing divide'
U.S., European Oil Majors Could Create Supply Crisis With Renewables Push – Russia’s Rosneft
Rosneft first vice president Didier Casimiro reportedly called the commitment to renewables an “existential threat.”
special souvenir
Rosneft Head Gifts Putin With Bottle of Arctic Oil
Simply fabulous quality, Rosneft leader Igor Sechin says as he gives the president a bottle of oil from his new Arctic project.
CORONAVIRUS RECESSION
Coronavirus Pandemic Rebalances Russia’s Corporate Landscape
Earnings season shows tech companies setting record-high share prices, and closing the gap on Russia’s energy giants.
under pressure
Top Russian Newspaper Editors Quit, Denouncing Pro-Kremlin Censorship
Kremlin critics said the exodus likely sounded the death knell for Vedomosti in its current incarnation.
NEWSROOM REBELLION
Staff at Top Russian Paper Offer Replacement for Controversial Editor
Recent editorial decisions at Vedomosti have ignited a censorship scandal.
'Public Humiliation'
Specter of Oil Giant Rosneft Looms Over Russian Independent Media
Reporters at Russia's top liberal business daily have denounced censorship under its new acting editor-in-chief.
SECHIN vs. RBC
Rosneft Launches $610M Defamation Lawsuit Against Russian Media Outlet
Oil giant seeks damages over RBC report on Venezuelean exit deal.
CORONAVIRUS RECESSION
Profit Slumps Herald More Trouble Ahead for Russia’s Corporate Giants
Russian companies’ first quarter financial results are already showing the impact of the coronavirus. The worst is yet to come.
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