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September 23, 2008
Russia's Financial Turmoil Forces New Oil Tax Changes
Analysis of: Additional Oil Tax Cuts by 2010 | themoscowtimes.com
Author: Leonard Coburn, President, Coburn International Energy Co
Russia's primary revenue sources are taxes on oil and gas. Russia's oil taxes have been falling as oil prices fall and Russian oil production stagnates. Additional oil tax changes wil occur to spur new oil productiion and increase revenues.
June 20, 2007
Whole Food's Statements Create Difficulties for the Wild Oats Deal
Analysis of: Whole Foods CEO Talked of "Eliminating" Rivalsl | seattletimes.nwsource.com
Author: Jeffrey Aaronson, Partner, Bell Boyd & Lloyd LLP
  The FTC's recently released unredacted version of the complaint against Whole Foods adds some spice to the case and helps explain the thinking behind bringing the case. In the unredacted material, Whole Foods' CEO John Mackey explained to the Whole Foods board that part of the rationale for acquiring...
March 29, 2007
Antitrust: Revolution in the Supreme Court or Chipping Away at the Margins?
Analysis of: Antitrust laws take a beating from Supreme Court | www.chron.com
Author: GLG Expert Contributor
The Supreme Court has chosen to grant review on several antitrust cases in the last couple of years and has generally expressed skepticism at per se approaches in favor of a more nuanced, supposedly fact-based approach.  Some of these cases involved quite narrow or specific factual circumstances,...
March 21, 2007
A Bosporus Bypass? Maybe.
Analysis of: New Pipeline Will Bypass the Bosporus but Involve Russia | www.nytimes.com
Author: Leonard Coburn, President, Coburn International Energy Co
1. A Bosporus pipeline bypass would alleviate the congestion in the crowded straits, provide access to a deepwater port, and potentially allow more crude oil shipments from Russia and Central Asia.2.  Similar proposals for a direct bypass have been discussed for more than a decade and none has...
February 16, 2007
Gas OPEC Not Likely
Analysis of: Report: Russia, Iran in talks on gas cartel | money.cnn.com
Author: Leonard Coburn, President, Coburn International Energy Co
- Gas is an increasingly important commodity in world energy markets and a price-fixing cartel would raise alarm bells around the globe- Russia, Iran and Qatar are the three largest gas reserve owners.  President Putin recently visited Qatar to expand energy cooperation.  Russia is close to...
December 7, 2006
AFTER A GOOD LANDING, VUELING’S TAKE OFF ON THE STOCK MARKET WAS STILL BETTER
Analysis of: Spain regulator approves Vueling IPO | today.reuters.com
Author: GLG Expert Contributor
The successful launching of the VUELING’s IPO on the Spanish stock market –the second airline, after Iberia Airlines, publicly trading its shares- deserved a favorable attention from foreign and domestic institutional investors. The low cost carrier (LCC) success has closely been scrutinized by other...
November 30, 2006
The prodding of Mr. Prodi as dealmaker in airlines marriages
Analysis of: Air France, Alitalia reveal venture talks, Prodi voices concern | news.yahoo.com
Author: GLG Expert Contributor
The market has taken a dim view on that move by pushing down a 7% the price of Air France KLM shares. Politically pushed mergers of market operators cannot work out properly, as shown by the Endesa-Gas Natural fiasco: more so when the pressure is applied across national borders. The political initiative...
November 28, 2006
In the blacksmith’s home, knives are carved out of wood
Analysis of: Company fined $5.5m for spam emails | www.news.com.au
Author: GLG Expert Contributor
Note: The captioned title reflects an Spanish saying used to indicate that, sometimes, those living out of a profession or activity, foolishly neglet using or applying their specific know-how or mastery for their own benefit. (En casa del herrero, cuchillo de palo).Implication: In the already overregulated...
November 27, 2006
Delta hostile takeover by US Airways: Bullseye shot or coin tossing exercise?
Analysis of: US Air makes $8 billion bid for Delta | money.cnn.com
Author: GLG Expert Contributor
1. The $8.7 billion bait launched last week by the Tempe, AZ, based air carrier has landed on the rather icy shoulder of the targeted prey. 2. The cold reception shown by the bankrupt carrier’s Management to the unsolicited bid has turned the offer into a hostile uphill battle.  3. The already...
November 20, 2006
VUELING AIRLINES is set to land on the Spanish Stock Market early December
Analysis of: Spain regulator approves Vueling IPO | today.reuters.com
Author: GLG Expert Contributor
After the successful launching of commercially successful Low Cost Airlines (LCC), the dimension of the capital requirements demanded by their further growth and expansion will force them to switch from private capital sources to those only available through the stock market.

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