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The Mišković Millions

miskovic-storySerbia's first billionaire made his fortune in the darkest days of war, corruption and political unrest. Good times have been just as good to Miroslav Mišković, who has combined political connections and aggressive business practices to get richer. But OCCRP found dozens of mysterious offshore companies, many based out of his Belgrade offices or run by his employees, that raise questions about what he really owns and how he really makes his money.

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