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Russia's most-admired executives Barely a decade after the fall of Communism, and despite Putin's lurch toward authoritarianism and an antibusiness public, the heads of Russia's top companies are evolving into seasoned managers -- and looking hungrily beyond Russia. October 13, 2004
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