Moscow stocks higher after Crimea votes to join Russia
MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian shares opened higher on Monday after Ukraine's Crimea region voted in favour of joining Russia, as local investors shrugged off threatened Western sanctions believing they would be largely symbolic.
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