Four young people detained on Tuesday in an apartment on Chistoprudny Boulevard, in which campaign materials for Moscow mayoral candidate Alexei Navalny were found, face 15 days of arrest for disobeying police officers, Interfax reported on Wednesday, citing the press service of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. in Moscow.

The owner of the Icahn Enterprises holding, Carl Icahn (No. 26 on the list of world billionaires according to Forbes, net worth: $20 billion), who on Tuesday announced a stake in Apple in his portfolio, spent $1 billion on shares of the iPhone and iPad manufacturer, Bloomberg reports with citing a source familiar with the situation. Another informed source, cited by The Wall Street Journal , estimated Icahn's investment at a large amount - $1.5 billion.

Photo kiarioclub.ru/ Luxembourg-based CiteeCar, launched earlier this year with support from business incubator Mangrove Capital Partners, has invented a way to rent out cars for a few dollars. How it works? Car sharing is a service similar to renting, with the difference that the car is rented for a very short period of time - an hour, and sometimes less.

Forbes magazine has published a ranking of the highest paid DJs in the world. Topping the list is Scotsman Calvin Harris, who made his debut on Forbes' 100 Powerful Celebrities list earlier this year . Over the past 12 months, Harris has earned $46 million. The geography of his performances extends from Las Vegas to Ibiza. He earns additional income by writing hits for stars such as Rihanna. Last year's leader, Dutch DJ Tiësto, came in second this time.

Photo by Diomedia Why does the president of the Svyaznoy group of companies have a positive attitude towards the fact that the team acts as a brake on his initiatives and ideas It may seem strange, but I have a positive attitude towards the fact that the Svyaznoy team often acts as a brake on my initiatives and ideas. This is more often useful than harmful.

Gay activist Nikolai Alekseev was questioned by the Investigative Committee on Wednesday in the case of insulting State Duma deputies Elena Mizulina and Olga Batalina and continues to be involved in the case in the status of a witness, the Interfax agency reported . “I signed all the documents as a witness and am in the rank of a witness,” the agency quotes Alekseev’s words to journalists immediately after leaving the Investigative Committee building.

All crew members of the submarine Sindhurakshak, which exploded and sank at a shipyard in the port of the Indian city of Mumbai on Wednesday night, were killed, Indian Defense Minister Arakaparambil Anthony officially told reporters in New Delhi on Wednesday. The head of the Ministry of Defense did not specify exactly how many people died in the explosion on the submarine, Hindustan Times reports .

Candidate for mayor of Moscow from A Just Russia, Nikolai Levichev, on Wednesday officially filed a complaint with the Moscow City Election Commission in connection with the discovery of illegal election campaigning in an apartment on Chistoprudny Boulevard in support of another candidate for mayor of Moscow, Alexei Navalny, Interfax reported on Wednesday .

The sporty Lotus Esprit that 007 James Bond drove into the sea in the 1977 film “The Spy Who Loved Me” is going up for auction, Bloomberg reported Wednesday. The auction will take place in London on September 8-9. It usually lasts a day. But this time it has been decided to extend it because seven cars from the collection of Lord Irvine Laidlaw and a collection of 74 Mercedes-Benz cars are up for sale.

The main shareholder of the International Bank of St. Petersburg (IBSP), senator from the Ulyanovsk region Sergei Bazhanov (No. 18 in the ranking “Power and money: income of officials - 2013” , family fortune - 380.9 million rubles) decided to leave the Federation Council and return to reports the post of president of MBSP, Interfax with reference to the bank’s message.

The Russian consulate in Cairo has temporarily suspended the reception of citizens due to the unrest that began in the Egyptian capital after the dispersal of tent camps of supporters of the ousted President Mohammed Morsi, RIA Novosti reports. ''Currently, the situation in the embassy area is calm. There is no data on injured Russian citizens,” noted the Russian Embassy in Egypt. On Wednesday morning, police began dispersing two tent camps set up by Morsi supporters in early July.

The Islamist movement Muslim Brotherhood, which organized protests against the overthrow of President Mohamed Morsi, said that at least 120 people were killed during the dispersal of tent camps of Morsi supporters in Cairo, CNN reports . The Islamists reported that such data on the dead was received 40 minutes after the start of the operation to disperse the camp. The Muslim Brotherhood does not rule out that the number of victims will increase.

The British company BP filed a lawsuit against US authorities, who prohibited the oil giant from applying for new contracts to develop federal oil fields after the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico in 2010, reports Reuters . In a lawsuit filed in Texas district court, BP's lawyers argue that the ban caused the company "irreparable harm." In particular, they note that the ban was imposed on 21 subsidiaries of the company that had nothing to do with the disaster in the Gulf of Mexico.

Lawyer Dmitry Vinogradov, accused of murdering six colleagues in a Moscow office in November 2012, fully admitted his guilt during a meeting of the Moscow City Court on Wednesday, the RAPSI agency reported . The prosecutor announced the indictment in court on Wednesday. After this, Vinogradov stated that he admitted his guilt, answering a question from judge Sergei Podoprigorov. The case is being heard in the open in the Moscow City Court.

Calvin Harris, Tiesto, David Guetta and other commercially successful dance music gurus Forbes released its ranking of the world's highest-paid DJs on Wednesday. Its 13 participants earned a total of $268 million over the past year. The list was topped by Scotsman Calvin Harris. In just a few years, he went from an unknown grocery seller in the British wilderness to a famous electronic musician, receiving six-figure fees per set and collaborating with A-list stars.