EMERGING MARKETS ANALYSIS: GAZ in crisis as Deripaska’s empire crumbles [includes audio clip]
Author: Mark Bursa | 26 March 2009
The global financial crisis has caused a meltdown among Russia's billionaire oligarchs - and none has been hit so hard as GAZ owner Oleg Deripaska. Where now for Russia's second largest automaker, asks Mark Bursa
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