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BUSINESS BRIEFS.(TO THE POINT)
LEISURE
Slot machine firm hits Q3 jackpot
International Game Technology earned 29 cents a share, up 93% vs. a year ago and beating views by 1 cent. Sales rose 14% to $547.5 mil. IGT sells two-thirds of all slot machines in the U.S.; it sold 32,800 machines in Q3 vs. 30,500 in Q3 '02. IGT said new machine sales might fall in '04, but replacement sales should pick up. IGT shares fell 2%.
Marvel tops Q3 views by 4 cents
The comic book publisher earned 43 cents a share in Q3. Last year it earned 17 cents, including a charge. Sales were nearly flat at $84.5 mil. Licensing sales soared 66% to $41.6 mil, but missed some analyst views. Marvel Enterprises expects to earn 10-16 cents in Q4 vs. views for 15 cents. Shares fell 7% to 29.50.
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- STILL GUSHING TETON PETROLEUM GROWING AS REVENUE JUMPS 111% IN FIRST 9 MONTHS...
- Newspaper article from: Rocky Mountain News (Denver, CO) Chakrabarty, Gargi December 23, 2003 700+ words
...recent unsettling arrest of Mikhail Khodorovsky, the former chief executive...s a far cry from the 30 cents a share traded in October...Teton's net loss of 22 cents per share was higher than Childress' 9 cents per share estimate. Similarly...
- RUSSIA-UKRAINE-OIL-PIPELINE-COMPANIES-LETTERS.
- Newspaper article from: Ukraine News July 2, 2003 700+ words
...Rosneft President Sergey Bogdanchikov, Tyumen Oil Company Executive Director German Khan, YUKOS Board Chairman Mikhail Khodorovsky, Sibneft President Yevgeniy Schwidler and Slavneft President Yuriy Sukhanov. "We believe that successful implementation...
- History Doesn't Stop When Armies Cease Firing.(Politics&Opinions)
- Newspaper article from: The New York Observer (New York, NY) November 10, 2003 700+ words
...Byline: Richard Brookhiser The story, like many that come out of Russia, is murky. Government agents arrested Mikhail Khodorovsky, Russia's richest man and the chairman of Yukos Oil Company, the world's fourth-largest energy firm. They...
- Lesson in chaos.(Talking Point)(Letter to the Editor)
- Magazine article from: The Engineer Marstrand, Julius December 5, 2003 700+ words
Your article Russian evolution [Cover feature, 7 November] says that the recent arrest of Mikhail Khodorovsky, head of Russian oil giant Yukos, shows that Russia's business environment is still fairly chaotic. If this is true then it...
- The price of Russia's 'dictatorship of law'.(OPINION)
- Newspaper article from: The Christian Science Monitor October 12, 2006 700+ words
...s natural-resource sector under the guise of law. Consider the government's heavy-handed tactics toward Mikhail Khodorovsky's Yukos oil company in recent years. Today, those who know how Russian state policy is determined and who...
- Dangerous liaisons.
- Magazine article from: The Banker Ridley, Nick June 1, 2001 700+ words
...beneficiary whatsoever". For some years it maintained its presence. Its two founders were Alexander Konanikhan and Mikhail Khodorovsky, both senior executives of the Russian Menatep Bank. Khodorovsky has since been the subject of US law enforcement...
- Russia--still an enigma.(EDITORIAL)
- Magazine article from: Nitrogen & Methanol May 1, 2005 700+ words
...regime. They have cemented their hold by forcing out prominent figures of the old regime, from the pursuit of Mikhail Khodorovsky, the jailed founder of oil company Yukos, to the forced removal of Gazprom chief Rem Vyakhirev and his replacement...
- Russia's nitrogen and methanol industries.(RUSSIA)
- Magazine article from: Nitrogen & Methanol July 1, 2005 700+ words
...swallowed part of Yukos, in a move clearly coordinated with the government. After the jailing of Yukos founder Mikhail Khodorovsky on fraud charges, Yukos was hit with $27bn in fines and back tax demands, and in December its subsidiary Yuganskneftegas...