In order not to repeat the fate of Penthouse, the founder of Playboy magazine Hugh Hefner sells 21% of the company's shares to pay off the debts of his Internet unit. It seems that Playboy can repeat the fate of the Penthouse, which went bankrupt in August last year. Last Sunday, Playboy Enterprises, Inc. (PLA), which issues Playboy magazine, said that Playboy founder Hugh Hefner decided to sell 21% of Playboy's shares, which lasted 51 years.

"The terrorist attack in the Moscow metro on February 6 on the stage of the Avtozavodskaya-Paveletskaya stations was committed by a suicide bomb," experts of the FSB came to this conclusion. Shahid used the same explosive mixture that was used in a terrorist attack in the train under Essentuki last year: ammonia nitrate, aluminum powder and TNT. Two other versions - an early laying in the carriage of an explosive device and a spontaneous undermining of an explosive - are not practiced.

General of the Ministry of Emergencies Sergey Ganeyev, suspected of a number of crimes committed as part of a group of employees of Moore, known as "policemen-werewolfs", discovered expensive real estate abroad.

Would you invest in PIFs? Oleg Kozhemyako, Senator (Kamchatka region): "Any money must be put into business. If a person is able to do business (and this is not given to anyone), then he must do this himself, without shifting responsibility for himself and his children to others. Therefore, I would not invest in the PIFs." Evgeny Kabanov, General Director of Mir: "There is no extra money in business.