An uproar ensued. It is a strange approach. But where Russian citizens and Russian national property is concerned, then for unknown reasons this looks like bureaucrats' boundless evil. The money has not been noticeable in buildings or piers, or the re-equipment of companies or boats. If Korean businessmen invest into the Russian Far East, then we can see new hotels and university buildings.
Japanese capital goes toward remodeling water pipe systems and other projects.
In his story, Mr. Working calls Fox the most successful foreign businessman in town, a legend in his time. This fine, sensitive soul, anxiously caring for the wellbeing of Russian companies and Russians, was misunderstood and had to leave Primorye. OK, everything is clear with Mr. Fox. Perhaps there are finances paying for the stories. These questions have no answers so far, but we would like to get them.