There are 36 dollar billionaires living in Russia There are 36 dollar billionaires living in Russia. Of all the socio-economic systems invented by mankind, capitalism is the most dynamic. The basis of this system is constant competition in pursuit of the coveted zeros. In this race, businesses win or die at an astonishing rate. Russia in recent years can serve as an illustration of this thesis.

Pull back and feel like a noble robber The words “crossbow” and “bow” resonate in the heart of every man, Alexey Yakovlev is convinced. As a child, he made a crossbow, which was then taken away by the police. Growing up, Alexey peacefully studied marketing, worked as a manager for some time, and only a year ago saw the commercial potential in his childhood hobby. It was then that he created the Interloper center - the only place in Moscow where you can shoot with a crossbow for 1,200 rubles.

To combat corruption, it is not enough to increase the salaries of officials. And even more so, it is not enough to change the signs on ministries and departments Rector of the Higher School of Economics (HSE) Yaroslav Kuzminov is one of the ideologists of the current government reform. It was under his leadership that the program was prepared, which was later used by the Putin administration.

Businessman Andrei Kulikov employs 5,000 people in the Komi-Permyak Okrug. Approximately. More confidently, Kulikov gives another figure: in 2003, he collected 27 tons of mushrooms and 120 tons of berries. This harvest is harvested not with a basket, but with several trucks. Kulikov and the drivers he hires travel around seven districts of the Komi District, and in the villages 15 harvesters hand over mushrooms to them. They, in turn, accept mushrooms from the peasants.

May 02, 2004 Mode for the visually impaired Speech synthesis “Marusya” works Listen Share Add to favorites Golden Hundred 2004 1 Mikhail Khodorkovsky Net worth: $15.2 billion Source of wealth: oil 40 years old, married for the second time, four children The richest man in Russia has tried many things. He was a carpenter, a Komsomol functionary, deputy head of the Ministry of Fuel and Energy and the head of the most successful oil company in Russia.

Ten best men's shoe manufacturers In general, very little is required from men's shoes. It should be comfortable, fit one of the classic styles and be clean. A man is not a woman; he is quite happy without hundreds of pairs of shoes in his wardrobe. The shoe “living wage” of the modern man is formal oxfords, looser loafers, buckled monks for a less formal setting. Of course, the color is important: the inevitable black, burgundy, cognac or honey.

The business of recruitment agencies may suffer significantly after amendments are made to the Labor Code - they are currently being discussed in the Duma. We are talking primarily about such a widespread service on the market as personnel leasing: the removal of employees from the staff and their transfer to recruitment agencies. Personnel leasing allows you to reduce costs, including HR costs, and also minimize the unified social tax.

Oil companies pay generous dividends, but not all shareholders are in a hurry to get rich. Due to the fact that some shareholders provide inaccurate addresses or do not provide information about themselves at all, part of the dividends remains undone. At the end of last year, the four largest oil companies failed to pay $113 million in dividends.

Igor Prager received a State Prize as the initial capital for the creation of the TST plant, which produces fiberglass pipes. Not the money, but the authority that the award gives to the laureate. After all, it was received for the development of solid fuel engines for combat missiles and the Buran: Prager was the secret chief designer of the Perm NPO Iskra. There are hundreds of famous defense specialists in Perm, but only Prager risked taking a $3 million project under his name. Why pipes?

Progress Group changed shareholders What will happen to YUKOS? There is no clear answer to this question. But it is clear what happened to the other property of YUKOS shareholders - the Progress insurance group (IG), which includes one of the once largest insurance companies in Russia, Progress-Garant. At the beginning of the year, the shareholders of Progress SG were YUKOS (13%), the financial holding MFO Menatep (38%) and the offshore company Lex-Casta Enterprises Ltd.

Pharmaceutical companies are increasingly using healthcare workers to promote their products. In response to a request to recommend a sedative, different pharmacies will recommend different drugs. Nadezhda Vorobyova, a salesperson at one of the pharmacies of the 36.6 chain, will immediately suggest Persen, produced by the Slovenian pharmaceutical company Lek: “Other drugs, Novopassit, for example, have also been tested.

Dmitry Kalinin makes business on speed bumps, bricks and zebra crossings The central streets of Moscow are marked and equipped with signs no worse than avenues in other European capitals. But in Europe, secondary roads are also well equipped. There is a problem with this in Moscow. Which cannot but please Dmitry Kalinin and his partners. Small roads and parking lots are their business territory.

It is envy that makes enemies of close relatives and neighbors, business partners, or even entire nations. According to the Bible, it was out of envy that Cain killed Abel, and this was the first crime in human history. Russia is sick with envy. As soon as someone rises above the crowd, hands from below are already reaching out to drag him back to the bottom so that he doesn’t stand out. Russia's richest businessmen can be treated differently.

Bendukidze's inheritance is for sale Entrepreneur Kakha Bendukidze fought for the Krasnoye Sormovo shipyard in Nizhny Novgorod for six years. The management of the shipyard, in the heat of the struggle with the visiting investor, even organized a religious procession to scare away the dark forces (read Bendukidze). Now Sormovo, like several other enterprises included in the United Machine-Building Plants (OMZ), will be sold.

Alexey Fedorov created the largest private military-industrial company in Russia. Will Irkut survive when the Su-30 becomes obsolete? The President of Irkut Aviation Corporation Alexey Fedorov amazed many this spring. At the end of March, he managed to conduct the first large-scale placement of shares on the Russian market. Irkut was valued at $552 million, Fedorov’s own fortune was $149 million.