[PieterCasparzen]

Russia is working ok as is for these companies:

All are members of the US-Russia Business Council

PRINT VERSION >> 32 Advisors LLC Abbott Laboratories AbbVie Aerolase Corporation Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP Alcoa Alfa Bank Alliance Logistics Almaz Capital Partners American Chamber of Commerce in Russia American Councils for International Education American International Group (AIG) American-Russian Cultural Cooperation Foundation American Superconductor Corp Amgen, Inc. APCO Worldwide Apple, Inc. Argus Limited Association of Equipment Manufacturers Association of Regional Banks of Russia Atlantic Ro-Ro Carriers, Inc. Automotive Industry Action Group (AIAG) Aviahelp Group, JSC Avon Products, Inc. BNSF Logistics BNY Mellon BP America Inc. Baker & McKenzie Baker Botts L.L.P. Baker Hughes B.V. Bank of America Baring Vostok Capital Partners Baxter BayRu LLC Bentley Systems Berry Moorman P.C. Black & Veatch Corporation Blacklin Associates, LLC The Boeing Company BoKom International Consulting Boston Scientific Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney PC CRDF Global Cameron Capital Legal Services International LLC Capital Research and Management Company Cargill, Incorporated Case New Holland Caterpillar Inc. CDNetworks Celgene Center for Business Ethics and Corporate Governance Center for Entrepreneurship ChemDiv, Inc. Chevron Corporation Chrysler Group LLC Cisco Systems, Inc. Citi CLAAS North America Holdings Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton LLP The Coca-Cola Company ConocoPhillips Council for U.S.-Russia Relations Cummins Inc. DHL Express Debevoise & Plimpton LLP Dechert LLP Deere & Company Deloitte Dentons EMC Corporation Eagle Consulting International

Ecolab Edelman Educational Testing Service Egorov, Puginsky, Afanasiev & Partners E.J. Krause & Associates, Inc. Elite Security Group Emerging Markets Institute, Cornell University Energy Policy Research Foundation, Inc. EY Eurasia Foundation Exxon Mobil Corporation FWH and Associates LLC Feldmans Consulting First International Resources Fluor Corporation Ford Motor Company Fort Ross Conservancy Fund-Operator of Program to Procure Financial Assistance to the Skolkovo Fund Innovative Projects Gazprom Export General Electric Company General Motors Company Google Greville Group N.A., LLC . Guardian Industries Corporation Harriman Institute, Columbia University Hermitage Museum Foundation Hewlett-Packard Company Highland Project Logistics, Inc. Hill+Knowlton Strategies IHS Cambridge Energy Research Associates IPG Photonics Corporation Institute for Health Policy Analysis Innovative Pharma - Association of Pharmaceutical Companies Integrum Worldwide Interconnect Management Corporation International Business-Government Counsellors, Inc. International Paper International Research and Exchange Board (IREX) JTI Marketing and Sales John Tedstrom Associates, LLC Johnson & Johnson Jones Day JPMorgan Chase Bank KPMG Kalorama Partners, LLC Kazan National Research Technological University Kennan Institute Ketchum, Inc. Kidsave International Kimberly-Clark Corporation King & Spalding LLP Law Offices of Ethan S. Burger Law Office of Daniel J. Rothstein, P.C. Lawson International, Inc. Lazare Kaplan International Inc. LegaLife LLC Eli Lilly & Company Lindsay Corporation Loomis Associates International LLC MSD Pharmaceuticals Marchmont Capital Partners Marks & Sokolov, LLC Marriott Hotels of Moscow MARS, Incorporated McLarty Associates Medtronic, Inc. Mercator XXI, LLC MetLife Microsoft Corporation Mid-Atlantic — Russia Business Council Moscow State Mining University New Ad Age International, Inc.

New Sensor Corporation NUKEM Inc. Open World Leadership Center Osnovsky & Associates PBN Hill+Knowlton Strategies PwC Parker Drilling Partnership for International Business Development Penetron Russia Group of Companies PepsiCo, Inc. Petroleum Advisory Forum Pettibone International LLC Pfizer Inc. The Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America (PhRMA) Philip Morris Sales and Marketing Ltd. Procter & Gamble Progresstech Group of Companies QUALCOMM Inc. RB International Finance (USA) LLC RDO Equipment Company Rachmaninoff Competitions & Festivals, Inc. Ramla Benaissa Architects Renova Group of Companies The Risk Advisory Group plc Robinson College of Business, Georgia State University RUSAL RUSNANO, JSC Russian Agricultural Bank Russian American Foundation Russian-American Business Council SPP Management, Inc. Sberbank of Russia Saint-Petersburg Electrotechnical Company (SPbEC) Schlumberger Limited Siguler Guff & Company, LLC Sobolev & Partners Legal Services, LLC Squire Sanders State Solutions LLP Summa Group T. Thomson & Associates TD International, LLC T.D. Williamson, Inc. TMK IPSCO Tecom Group Inc. Transkor Group Inc. Trans-NET, Inc. Trident Capital Trident Group, LLC UFG Asset Management UPS The U.S. Russia Foundation for Economic Advancement and the Rule of Law USA Poultry and Egg Export Council (USAPEEC) U.S.-Russia Chamber of Commerce (USRCC) United Technologies Corporation VSMPO-AVISMA Corporation VTB Group Valley Irrigation Vanga Capital Visa Inc. VisaHQ.com Inc. Vnesheconombank Volga-Dnepr Group of Companies Vostok Service The Walt Disney Company White & Case LLC White Nights Foundation of America William T. Robinson PLLC WorldBusiness Capital, Inc. WorldTrade Executive, a part of Thomson Reuters. Xerox Corporation Zimmer, Inc.

[listenhillary]

Did we not encourage Russia to abandon communism and adopt capitalism and emulate America? Are we condemning companies that are doing business with Russia? Should they jettison all investments that they have made?

The reason we found it necessary to install a puppet government in the Ukraine was that they were getting ready to sign a deal with Russia that was better than the EU bankers were offering. Imagine that! A leader looking for the best deal for it’s country.

I would put the USA and Russia close to levels of corruption and having a Fascist governments with Russia still in the lead.

[caww]

Putin’s foremost a businessman in today’s Russia and on an International Scale....companies know he’s ready , and has been, to do business.

Recent Economic summit showed corporations are and will continue to do business with Putin. And interesting listening to EU businessmen stating they will go in their own direction regarding business with Russia and Putin.

Companies who have stated they won’t do business are those being strong-armed by the US Administration.....and even they are looking for means and ways to loosen the leverage being used.