Russian Oil CEO's Son Named Country's Richest Heir for $21.8Bln Fortune – Forbes  The Moscow TimesThe son of LUKoil chief executive Vagit Alekperov is Russia's richest heir with an expected inheritance of $21.8 billion, according to rankings publ …

Wall Street JournalRussia Takes Outsize Role in Boosting Oil SupplyWall Street JournalRussian oil producers say they can return output to 2016 levels within three months, mostly through drilling in new regions and maintenance at mature fields. Above, a rig …

Wall Street JournalHow a Swiss Engineering Firm Became an Unexpected Casualty of Russian SanctionsWall Street JournalZURICH—Late last Friday, hours after the U.S. slapped sanctions on a handful of wealthy Russians and the companies they own, executives at …

Wall Street JournalHow a Swiss Engineering Firm Became an Unexpected Casualty of ...Wall Street JournalSwiss engineering firm Sulzer is trying distance itself from its Russian owners after the U.S. targeted allies of Vladimir Putin in the latest round of s …