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avetma je napisao/la: 22.10.2020., 12:02 Nisam upratio ispočetka, jel ovo diskusija o tome je li Valtteri "good wingman one-year-contract" Bottas doveden da bude vodonoša ili ne? Tip u karijeri ima jednako pobjeda kao Rosberg samo 2016. godine, tako da je odgovor apsolutno ne - doveden je da gura Lewisa na jedan sasvim novi nivo...

Kako ste uopće uspjeli doći na to u temi Racing Point?

Pastor je napisao/la: 10.12.2020., 19:36 Pročitao sam da je Mazepinova firma zvanično pokrenula tužbu protiv kupnje Force Indije od strane Strolla. Tuže administartore što su bili zaduženi za Force Indiju. Prihvatili su ponudu od Strolla od 90 miliona, dok je on nudio 122. A njihov posao bi trebao biti da prodaju za što veće pare. Navodno je i Wolf umješan, jer je rekao da će on dati motor samo ako Strollu prodaju ekipu...

Pastor je napisao/la: 10.12.2020., 20:19 Pa šta je tu smiješno? Treba se gledati interes i onog koji prodaje...

Dani je napisao/la: 11.12.2020., 11:23

Pastor je napisao/la: 10.12.2020., 20:19 Pa šta je tu smiješno? Treba se gledati interes i onog koji prodaje...

To bi bilo na hrvatski način. Očito su uvidjeli da je Stroll ozbiljniji ulagač koji ima održivi plan za razliku Mazepina. Slično se dogodilo kada je fenway grupacija kupila Liverpool. Nudili su manje od drugih , ali su zato imali plan za izlazak iz krize bez dizanja kredita. Plodove toga vidimo danas.

CrashOverride je napisao/la: 11.12.2020., 12:38

Dani je napisao/la: 11.12.2020., 11:23

Pastor je napisao/la: 10.12.2020., 20:19 Pa šta je tu smiješno? Treba se gledati interes i onog koji prodaje...

To bi bilo na hrvatski način. Očito su uvidjeli da je Stroll ozbiljniji ulagač koji ima održivi plan za razliku Mazepina. Slično se dogodilo kada je fenway grupacija kupila Liverpool. Nudili su manje od drugih , ali su zato imali plan za izlazak iz krize bez dizanja kredita. Plodove toga vidimo danas.

Slazem se Dani

Nije mi se dalo ic dalje u raspravu..
Jedna zanimljivost, kod mene na poslu nikad ugovor nije dobila najjeftinija opcija a niti najskuplja...

Pastor je napisao/la: 12.12.2020., 17:29 Smiješno je to etiketiranje. Američki (zapadnjački) milijarderi su filantropi, a Ruski su oligarsi (ne znam ni koji qrac to znači). A svi koji su toliko besramno bogati su do toga došli muljanjem. Pa i taj Rus Mazepin vodi uspješnu firmu, čim je toliko bogat...

Mazepin was accused of conflicts of interest during his stint at the Russian Government Property Fund, as he was also on the board of several enterprises at the time, including Krasnoye Sormovo Shipyard and Kuzbassugol Coal Company, which he allegedly privileged in corporate disputes with competitors.[34]

In the mid-2000s, Dmitry Mazepin became embroiled in a conflict around Gazprom assets. The assets were divested by Nikolay Gornovsky, CEO of Gazprom subsidiary Mezhregiongaz, in late 2002, without permission or knowledge of the Gazprom management. Part of these assets ended up in Mazepin's possession some time after that. In 2006, Gazprom was able to recover the assets, including an 18% equity stake in Azot Chemicals Company.[35][36][37]

Starting from 2007, Mazepin has been regularly accused of attempting to use "raider methods" to take over Togliattiazot (TOAZ), a public company where he has been consistently persecuting the executives. TOAZ CEO Sergey Makhlai accused Mazepin of making personal threats against himself. According to Makhlai, Mazepin threatened him with instigating a criminal investigation against him unless he agreed to Mazepin's terms for selling TOAZ to Mazepin.[38][39][40][41]

Since Uralchem became a minority shareholder of TOAZ with a 7.5% stake in 2008, the company leadership has accused the Makhlai family of large-scale fraud involving selling its product, primarily ammonia and urea, to a foreign distributor at below market prices.[42][43][44] According to Russian investigations, the scheme allegedly took place between 2008 and 2011 and involved Swiss-based Nitrochem Distribution AG, which bought the product at low prices before selling it on at market value. Investigators estimated that Uralchem had sustained up to $500 million worth of damage as a consequence.[44]

Although Sergey and Vladimir Makhlai denied these accusations, they were in July 2019 sentenced in absentia to prison terms, along with their collaborators, Togliattiazot's former CEO Evgeny Korolev and their Swiss partners Andreas Zivy and Beat Ruprecht.[45] The court also sentenced them to pay a compensation of 10 billion rubles to Uralchem and 77 billion rubles to Togliattiazot.[45]

A 2014 news story published in Russian daily Izvestia claimed that Mazepin planned to acquire Odessa Port Plant, a major Ukrainian chemical asset.[46][47] Mazepin has denied that he or Uralchem harbor any interest in the asset.[48]

Uralkali made a buyback offer for 14% of its stock in May 2015.[49] Market observers speculated at the time that the buyback would make it easier for Mazepin to merge Uralkali and Uralchem, which would make Mazepin the largest shareholder.[49][50][51]

Stroll invested in bringing Pierre Cardin fashionwear and Ralph Lauren clothing to Canada. Along with Hong Kong investor Silas Chou, Stroll invested in clothing designer Tommy Hilfiger and Michael Kors, and the pair largely contributed to the multiple brands' global prevalence today.[6][1] In the 2000s, Chou and Stroll invested in Asprey & Garrard.[1]