A senior Russian general was killed after a bomb exploded in his car in Moscow, according to investigators who pointed suspicion for the assassination at Ukraine. Lieutenant General Fanil Sarvarov, who was in charge of the operational training department in the Russian General Staff, died from injuries sustained when the device planted under his car detonated early Monday, the Investigative Committee said in a Telegram statement. It opened a murder investigation and said the involvement of Ukrainian special services in the killing was one potential theory being examined. Ukraine hasn’t commented. Today's guests: Michael Browne, Franklin Templeton Investment Strategist; Katharina Schumacher, McKinsey Partner. (Source: Bloomberg)