
- Police officers, together with the members of the Fair Russia, without any warrant, opened the apartment of the opposition activist Vasily Drovetsky with a grinder. This was done after a false denunciation of the candidate for the mayors of Moscow from the "SR" Nikolai Levichv: supposedly there was the "illegal headquarters" of another candidate - either Navalny, or Mitrokhin. After several hours of struggle with the door, the police conducted an unauthorized search, detained three people present in the apartment, including the owner, for allegedly disobedience to the legal requirements of the police: Roman Pereverzev and Oleg Kozlovsky were with him. They were delivered to the Meshchanskoye police department. Journalist Pavel Nikulin, who covered what was happening, was beaten by police and people in civilian clothes. The apartment found a couple of boxes with leaflets printed legally and equipped with weekends.
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- Apple's public shareholders regiment arrived. American billionaire Karl Ican said that he owns a large package of shares of the company, and also that he recently talked with Tim Cook about the fact that Buy Back had to be held with minorityites: today Apple is greatly underestimated. After this message, the Apple promotion jumped immediately by 3.8%, up to $ 485.03. Ican himself considers $ 700 per share. Experts estimate its package at $ 1 billion (that is, about 0.25%).
- The dollar exchange rate was fixed at a beautiful mark - above 33 rubles. On the Moscow Exchange, he rose by 13 kopecks in the evening, reaching a monthly maximum of 33.12 rubles. The official CB exchange rate for today is 33.04 rubles per dollar.
- The Central Bank made his forecast for the growth of Russia's GDP in 2013: 2%, Vedomosti write . In this regard, (as well as because inflation could not be kept within 6%), there will be no softening of the monetary policy: there is no point. The Eurozone, meanwhile, is out of the recession: for the first time in six quarters, according to the results of the II quarter, a small increase is expected : 0.2%.
- In Mumbai exploded and sank a Russian -made submarine. 18 crew members are considered missing. The boat was built on Sevmash, three years ago there was already a fire on it, after which it was sent for repairs to Russia, from where it returned at the end of 2012.
- Despite the desperate efforts of Stephen Elop, Nokia’s affairs continue to go unimportant. Fitch has preserved the company “ BB-” with the forecast “Negative”. “Nokia indicators over the past 12 months have surpassed Fitch expectations. However, in connection with the existing difficulties and a lack of attractiveness of the business for the production of mobile phones, the rating stabilization is postponed, ” the agency said in a statement .
- The VEB, together with one of the world's largest management companies, Adams Street Partners will create a fund to support small and medium -sized businesses , the deputy chairman of the bank Alexander Ivanovtold Vedomosti . The fund will invest in the capital of enterprises directly and through several management companies. The size of the fund for starters will not exceed $ 250 million.
- The CPSU (the Communist Party of Social Justice) nominated for the deputies of the deceased candidate, writes Kommersant . The third number of the party list in the elections to the Irkutsk Regional Legislative Assembly - Raisa Peshkin - died back in February, and was nominated in June. The fact that the candidate was not alive was by chance: the election commander decided to clarify something about Peshkina’s formation and sent an official request at her place of residence.
What else to read in the morning: the most powerful text in LiveJournalist by the journalist Alexei Sinyakov under the heading “How I worked in the newspaper“ Evening, B ***, Moscow ”” ; report from a concentration camp in Golyanovo , unexpectedly, on Jopolis; election interview with Nikolai Levich in Vedomosti; “Whoever warms up on the coal” for the Ministry of Defense , an investigation in “New”; Vladimir Milov scolds the privatization of the MOEC in Forbes.