TWO WEEKS AFTER Yukos boss Mikhail Khodorkovsky was arrested, a company official spoke out. “The relationship between government and big business has changed,” said Yukos CFO Bruce Misamore, standing at the back of a press conference held early last November. “The way that Yukos is run now depends on the way that Russia is run,” he predicted.
The press conference had been called to celebrate the first meeting of the joint board of YukosSibneft as the merger between oil majors Yukos and Sibneft neared completion.
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