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Russia’s Richest Woman Sees Fortune Shrink After Drone Strikes

Tatyana Kim built Wildberries into Russia’s dominant online retailer, transforming it into a homegrown rival to Amazon.com Inc. and becoming the country’s richest woman along the way.

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Russia’s Richest Woman Sees Fortune Shrink After Drone Strikes
Tatyana Kim built Wildberries into Russia’s dominant online retailer, transforming it into a homegrown rival to Amazon.com Inc. and becoming the country’s richest woman along the way.
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