"The Getaway"
September, 2000
Back in Moscow, officials expelled Alexandre Konanykhine from the university for being too capitalistic. His solution then was simply to move 100 kilometer away and begin a new.
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Back in Moscow, officials expelled Alexandre Konanykhine from the university for being too capitalistic. His solution then was simply to move 100 kilometer away and begin a new.
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June 2000
Host: And on the Cutting Edge today, KMGI.com. The company is an interactive advertising agency. KMGI is hoping to revolutionize the Webmercial using high impact animation and graphics - backed by audio effects - that run smoothly and load almost instantly. We make it all sound so easy. This is the guy behind it though. The company's CEO is Alex Konanykhine. And he joins me now to talk about his company. Alex welcome.
Read moreThe Moscow Times
January 25, 2000
A court in Arlington, Virginia, has awarded $3 million to controversial Russian banker Alexander Konanykhine in a libel case against the newspaper Kommersant, his lawyer said.
Read moreThe Washington Post
December 16, 1999
An Arlington County jury has awarded a $35.5 million judgment to a former Russian citizen who sued the Moscow newspaper Izvestia for libel two years ago when he was living in the Washington area.
Read moreThe Arlington Journal
December 15, 1999
During a trial that included the testimony of a former American spy, an Arlington County Circuit Court jury has awarded a Russian entrepreneur and former Arlington County resident $33.5 million in damages, finding that two well-known Russian newspapers published defamatory articles about him.
Read moreEuropean Internet Network
October 15, 1999
Amid the gloom, doom and disaster which seems to dominate headlines about Russia and the Russians it's heartening to spotlight a young Russian who's instigating a universally beneficial revolution. Sadly this particular revolutionary has had to make his latest pitch for fame under the protection of political asylum in the United States.
Read moreThe Times
September 6, 1999
BY THE time he was 25 he was one of the most important figures in post-Communist Russia . He had made a fortune after setting up one of Russia 's first commercial banks and lived with his wife in a 50-acre residence that was once the home of Mikhail Gorbachev.
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