Yukos offers Kremlin $7.5-billion: Russian oil giant says it can settle tax dispute if it is given three years to pay

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Russian oil giant OAO Yukos offered to pay $7.5-billion in taxes if it is given three years to do so, in an desperate attempt to make a deal with the Russian Government and thereby avoid bankruptcy. The offer however seems to be a long shot, since the government has rejected numerous offers from the company and financial experts believe that the company has sufficient assets to cover the tab.

Financial management, Taxes, Taxation, Finance, Company financing, OAO NK Yukos

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Executive decision: add more heat to Lundin's Russian love affair

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The business expansion plans of director Lukas Lundin of Lundin Petroleum Corp., in Russia, are presented.

Strategy & planning, Sweden, Management dynamics, Executive changes & profiles, Management, Planning, Officials and employees, Company business management, Company business planning, Lundin, Lukas, Lundin Petroleum AB

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