News Russia » Commerce: Russian e-commerce giant Wildberries goes on a mysterious M&A spree
By Ben Aris in Berlin Almost a year after thecontroversial merger with a leading outdoor advertising firm, Russia’s leading e-commerce site Wildberries is indulging in a fresh bout of eyebrow raising ...
News Russia » Commerce: Toy replica of killer drone used by Russia is marketed to children
The toy is described in a listing as suitable for children from the age of six and "an ideal gift for young patriots." ...
News Russia » Commerce: Exploding Shahed drone toys sold to Russian children
Exploding toy replicas of deadly Shahed drones are being sold in Russia to children as young as three, The Telegraph can reveal.
News Russia » Commerce: Commerce amid suspicion: Inside Russia’s 19th-century push to trade with India
Amid imperial rivalries and espionage, Russia sought a trade route from Odessa to Bombay – an ambitious venture fraught with mistrust.
News Russia » Commerce: Russia Outlines Broader Trade Strategies With Africa
With rising exports estimated at $27 billion and several planned investment projects across the continent, Russia has consolidated its position as a key ...
News Russia » Commerce: Europe’s Double-Edged Trade: How EU Commerce Still Fuels Russia’s War Economy
Despite public declarations of solidarity with Kyiv, Europe’s ongoing trade with Russia—especially in energy—continues to funnel billions of euros into Moscow’s war effort. This raises questions about ...
News Russia » Commerce: Trump nominee at U.S. export bank withdraws amid scrutiny of Russia ties
Bryce McFerran is a senior executive at a steel-trading business co-owned by one of Russia’s richest oligarchs and is married to a member of a Russian family with extensive ties to the Kremlin.
News Russia » Commerce: National Guardsman Arrested and Charged with Export Violation
Canyon Anthony Amarys, 28, of Alamogordo, New Mexico, was arrested on October 28 in connection with his indictment for the attempted violation of the ...
News Russia » Commerce: Guardsman tried to send military radio to Russia in violation of export laws, DOJ says
Prosecutors say he entered into a relationship with someone he thought was a Russian intelligence agent and agreed to supply a helicopter radio.
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