Topic: Yukos Oil Company
Subscription page The reputation of PwC, one of the world's biggest audit firms, is set to come under scrutiny in a Moscow court as lawyers for ...
Jailed Russian oil tycoon Mikhail Khodorkovsky claims Kremlin pressure forced Big 4 accounting firm PwC (PricewaterhouseCoopers) to adjust audits...
A court dropped criminal charges Thursday against an ailing former Yukos oil company executive, an apparent show of leniency in an epic legal saga seen as a symbol of Russia's flawed judiciary."The criminal case is to be closed" against Vasily ...
MOSCOW (Reuters) - A former Russian minister testified on Monday in the trial of jailed oil tycoon Mikhail Khodorkovsky, becoming the first top Kremlin ally to appear in the case which is seen as a test of promised judicial reforms.Kremlin critics dismiss
Russia's largest oil company Rosneft said Thursday it had signed an agreement with US oil giant Chevron to explore for oil in the Black Sea."Chevron will finance initial exploration activities, including seismic surveys and exploration drilling," Rosneft
Former Russian prime minister: embezzlement charges against imprisoned tycoon are absurdA former Russian prime minister turned fierce Kremlin critic came to the defense of an imprisoned tycoon on Monday, telling a Moscow court that prosecutors' new charge
<div id="subtitle">Russia's jailed oil tycoon Khodorkovsky says no proof he stole oil, in courtroom defenseMikhail Khodorkovsky, Russia's jailed former oil tycoon, testified for five hours in a packed courtroom on Wednesday, saying that none of the
Executives from defunct oil giant Yukos told Europe's top rights court Thursday that Russia had waged an illegal campaign to drive the company to bankruptcy, in a multi-billion-dollar claim.Former Yukos bosses and stakeholders asked the court to award the
<div id="subtitle">Ex-oil giant Yukos tells European rights court that Russia sought to 'destroy' the companyThe Russian government deliberately sought to "destroy" the now-defunct oil giant Yukos for political reasons, a lawyer for the company argu
Fallen oil giant Yukos is suing the Russian government for a record 98 billion dollars in the European Court of Human Rights, the court said Friday.Judges will hear the case on November 19, it said in a statement.Yukos claims Russian ...