 | 2008-09-22 16:36:03 Three important Russian distilleries
have decided to unite forces to defend
the quality of their products in a Paris
showroom. A first step before taking on
the international spirits market. |
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 | 2008-09-22 13:01:58 Coach Slava Bykov, with his current world
champion Russian hockey team, knows
Switzerland very well: he played there for
many years. He comments on the return
of the Russians to the frontline of competitive
sports. |
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 | 2008-05-21 14:32:11 An encounter with Andrea Artioli, the
current CEO of the Vito Artioli family
business. |
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 | 2008-05-21 10:16:55 Golf and Russia. The two words don’t
seem to go together. Nevertheless, this
vast country, packed with areas of land
ready for exploitation and witnessing
considerable economic development,
could soon see golf courses burgeoning.
The proof? The construction of a superb
new site in Kazan. |
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 | 2008-05-06 13:12:07 It’s hardly known back home, but the
brand Akris is worn by stars and women
of power the world over. Its designer,
Albert Kriemler, played with geometrics
in his new, uncluttered collection. |
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 | 2008-05-05 17:30:42 Tatiana Fabergé, heiress
to the tsars’ illustrious
jeweller grew up in
Switzerland.
A renowned expert, notably
in auctions, she is now
launching her own label
for interior designs. |
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 | 2008-05-05 17:15:58 In a 25-year career, Andi Stutz has conquered the whole world with his peerless silk motifs. His heart now goes out to Russia, where his work is all the rage among sybarites. Interview.
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 | 2008-05-06 10:49:28 Crowds of amateur mycologists
descend each fall onto Russian
forests. Description of a national
phenomenon. |
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 | 2008-05-05 13:53:57 Founder of newspaper Le Temps in Geneva and connoisseur of russian culture, Eric Hoesli sat down to answer some questions for Business Mir.
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 | 2008-05-05 12:25:31 Poised and articulate, 25 year old Veronika Karyuk is one of a new generation of young russians coming to Europe to learn, study, and work with a view to returning to Russia to give something back to their country. Both a linguistics student at Geneva University and EMEA manager for a local
business, Veronika discusses the differences between her adopted country and her homeland as she describes the changing face of Russia.
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