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Russian tycoon Mikhail Prokhorov

Nets Owner Prokhorov Plans Run Against Putin

New Jersey Nets owner Mikahil Prokhorov told reporters on Monday that he plans to challenge Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin in the March presidential election.
A woman carries a board displaying the portraits of Russia's President Dmitry Medvedev (R) and Prime Minister Vladimir Putin - December 10, 2011

Medvedev Orders Russia Poll Inquiry, Gets Insults

President Dmitry Medvedev ordered an investigation on Sunday into allegations of fraud in Russia's parliamentary election, one day after tens of thousands of protesters demanded it be annulled and re-run.
Five Classic Rock Videos

Five Classic Rock Videos

Here are five classic videos from the era when rock ruled the airwaves -- ranked from least to most favorite. Enjoy.
Test flight of Dragon capsule and Falcon 9 rocket.

NASA Clears SpaceX for Trial Run to Space Station

A private company will make a trial cargo run to the International Space Station in February, a key step in a new U.S. program to buy spaceflight services on a commercial basis, NASA said on Friday.
Riot police stand guard a rally to protest against what activists say were violations at the parliamentary elections, in St. Petersburg December 10, 2011.

Russians Stage Largest-Ever Protests Against Putin's Rule

Tens of thousands of people took to the streets across Russia on Saturday to demand an end to Vladimir Putin's rule and a rerun of a parliamentary election in the biggest opposition protests since he rose to power more than a decade ago.
Opposition activists hold a rally to protest against what they say are violations at the parliamentary elections, in Russia's far eastern city of Vladivostok December 10, 2011

Russian Protests to Test Vladimir Putin -- and Opponents

Prime Minister Vladimir Putin's opponents hope to bring large numbers of people out onto the streets across Russia on Saturday for rallies that will test their ability to channel outrage over allegations of election fraud into a powerful protest movement.
U.S. Secretary of State Hilary Clinton

A New Yorker's Opinion: Clinton vs. Putin--Occupy Kremlin Yes, Occupy Wall Street No?

Oh, irony, your sweet breath sends chills down my spine! Now Hilary Clinton called the Russian Election rigged and is urging the Occupy Kremlin crowd to speak up...Say nyet, she urges foreign protestors, to corruption and cronyism that infects the Putin government and its one percenters. But silence, near as I can tell, to cracking down on ours.
U.S. Secretary of State Hilary Clinton

A New Yorker's Opinion: Clinton vs. Putin--Occupy Kremlin Yes, Occupy Wall Street No?

Oh, irony, your sweet breath sends chills down my spine! Now Hilary Clinton called the Russian Election rigged and is urging the Occupy Kremlin crowd to speak up...Say nyet, she urges foreign protestors, to corruption and cronyism that infects the Putin government and its one percenters. But silence, near as I can tell, to cracking down on ours.
A cup of coffee is seen on a counter at a McDonald's restaurant in New York

McDonald's November sales beat Street view

McDonald's Corp (MCD.N) reported a bigger-than-expected rise in November sales at established restaurants across the board, led by big gains in Japan, China and a strong showing in its top revenue market of Europe.
Vladimir Putin

Vladimir Putin Says U.S. Encouraged Election Protests

The Russian Prime Minister, Vladimir Putin, accused the U.S. of encouraging protests over the country's recent Parliamentary elections. He said hundreds of millions of dollars in foreign funds were used to influence the vote.

The 'Sheep' and the F-word: Russian President Medvedev's Shocking Twitter Obscenity

With a number of protests targeting the ruling party in Russia and alleging them of election fraud, the past few months have been less than smooth for the Russians. Whatever the case may be, the F-word is probably the last thing one would expect to appear on Twitter, particularly in the feed of a top international leader, in this case President Medvedev.

Russia Set to Enter WTO; Approval Expected

After 18 years of negotiations, the World Trade Organization is expected to approve Russia's bid for entry, during its Dec. 15-17 conference.
A pedestrian walks past the NASDAQ building in New York City

Post-Market NASDAQ Movers (MIND, CMED, MLNK, CLWR, CRZO, GSM, FNFG, PLAB, VRA, SAIA)

The top after-market NASDAQ Stock Market gainers are: Mitcham Industries, China Medical Technologies, ModusLink Global Solutions, Clearwire, and Carrizo Oil & Gas. The top after-market NASDAQ Stock Market losers are: Globe Specialty Metals, First Niagara Financial Group, Photronics, Vera Bradley, and Saia.
Irina Kristy Charged in Meth Lab Scandal

Irina Kristy: College Math Professor Charged with Running Meth Lab With Son

Irina Kristy, 74, who taught mathematics at two prestigious Boston colleges over the past two decades, now stands accused of dealing meth with her 29-year-old son, Grigory Genkin. The college professor, whom students describe as absent-minded and sweet, is charged with using the dangerous shake and bake method to deal meth near schools.
Jim O'Neill

India Most Disappointing in BRIC: Goldman Sachs Chairman

The growth rates of all four BRIC (Brazil, Russia, India and China) economies have surpassed expectations in the decade since the term came into existence. However, India's record in terms of productivity, Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) and reform has been the most disappointing, according to Jim O'Neil, the Chairman of Goldman Sachs Asset Management, on Tuesday.

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