The investigation into the criminal case of an accident on Leninsky Prospekt in Moscow involving the car of LUKOIL Vice President Anatoly Barkov has been resumed. The accident happened on February 25, 2010.

A criminal case has been opened into the theft of money from people who paid contributions to participate in the elections to the Opposition Coordination Council. The Prosecutor General's Office said it received 64 applications from citizens. was created on the Internet A month ago, an official website for the elections to the Constitutional Court , where you can register to vote for a particular candidate. Currently, 209 people are vying for 45 seats on the council.

TNK-BP management proposed paying $4.1 billion in dividends for the first half of the year. reported this on Wednesday Bloomberg . The company's financial director came to the conclusion that the joint venture has sufficient funds to meet its obligations, including those that may arise in the event of a change of shareholders, Interfax writes , citing information from Bloomberg . TNK-BP typically pays quarterly dividends. But in 2012 he did not do this due to a conflict between shareholders.

The world's largest fast food chain, McDonald's, has filed a lawsuit against the authorities of Milan, Italy. The company is demanding €24 million ($31 million) to evict it from a historic building in the city center. McDonald's has rented space in the Galleria Vittorio Emmanuel II for 20 years, one of the first arcades in Europe that connects the square in front of the city's cathedral with the square in front of La Scala.

A government quarter may appear next to the Kremlin. that the corresponding project is being worked out Presidential Administration Manager Vladimir Kozhin said in an interview with Rossiyskaya Gazeta . “There is one more task. To study in detail the issue of the prospect of creating a so-called Government Quarter within the framework of existing Moscow.

The Investigative Committee opened a criminal case against Udaltsov based on the facts set out in the NTV film “Anatomy of Protest - 2”; a search was carried out in his apartment, after which the oppositionist was taken to the Investigative Committee, where he was interrogated Having verified the facts set out in the scandalous NTV film “Anatomy of Protest - 2”, the Investigative Committee opened a criminal case under Articles 30 and 212 (preparation for organizing mass riots) against the

The Frenchman Antoine Laumé de la Mothe-Codiac was sent to New England in 1701 by King Louis XIV, who in turn created the city of Detroit, also known as Detroit. 201 years later, mechanic Henry Leland created a car company, naming it in honor of the city's founder - Cadillac Motor Car Company. The Cadillac Company was formed from the dying Detroit Automobile Company, which was abandoned by Henry Ford and key partners.

The Committee of Civil Initiatives (KGI), headed by former Finance Minister Alexei Kudrin, warned of a growing political crisis in Russia. “The results of a single voting day demonstrate that our political system is at a dangerous point,” emphasizes a statement published on the Committee’s website on Wednesday.

Social network for two Project name - App42 The essence of the project in one sentence - a social network for two Project leader - Fendyan Edgar Moscow city

Mobile equipment for retail sales of drinks and snacks Project name - Drink Express The essence of the project in one sentence - Mobile equipment for retail sales of drinks and snacks Project leader - Nikita Kozlov Moscow city

The world's largest manufacturer of personal computer processors, Intel, is cutting production due to falling profits in the third quarter of 2012. At the end of the quarter, net income fell 14% year over year to $2.97 billion, or 58 cents per share. Revenues fell 5.5% to $13.5 billion. The reason for the reduction was a drop in demand for Intel products. The company announced production cuts in the fourth quarter.

Putin decided to bother Muscovites less with trips to the Kremlin. The President of Russia's press secretary, Dmitry Peskov, told reporters on Wednesday that the Russian President is trying to hold most of his events at his Novo-Ogarevo residence near Moscow, and not in the Kremlin. “The President has minimized holding events in the Kremlin and prefers to hold them in Ogarevo so as not to disturb Muscovites,” Interfax quotes Peskov as saying.

How Rusonyx solves the issue of personnel shortages Most of our employees work in the support department, and these employees will always be needed. Even Beeline cannot replace them with robots, although the first-line support staff there connect SMS packages and perform other very simple actions, and when recruiting, they are required only to have a secondary education and more or less competent speech. There is a war going on for support staff who can use their brains.

Elena Tofanyuk Editorial Forbes What will the departed head of Citigroup be remembered for and what does his replacement have a chance to be remembered for? Citigroup CEO Vikram Pandit unexpectedly resigned from his post, leaving the whole world to wonder what exactly happened. There is no answer to this question, but there are numerous versions. One of the most popular is that Pandit did not survive the shareholders’ refusal to pay him $14 million in compensation for 2011.

Ramzan Kadyrov set the law enforcement agencies of the Chechen Republic the task of finding and neutralizing Umarov, no matter where he was. “This rat needs to be found, detained, and if he resists, so as not to risk the lives of his employees, he must be eliminated,” Kadyrov said during a meeting with the head of the republican Ministry of Internal Affairs, General Ruslan Alkhanov, and representatives of the clergy.