Interview with Nikolai Up, who was fired from the post of chief edges forbes "For absenteeism" Evgeny Biyatov / Sputnik / Scanpix / Leta Nikolai Uskov on Radio Echo Moscow On June 9, Nikolai Uskov, editor -in -chief of Russian Forbes, was fired from his post. The formal reason is absenteeism.

Streaming service Netflix and production company Shondaland have bought the film rights to a New York Magazine article about Russian-born Anna Sorokina, who posed as a wealthy heiress and was arrested in a US court on charges of grand theft. The script for the series will be written by Shondaland founder Shonda Rhimes, creator of Grey's Anatomy and Scandal.

Passengers on the Hyperloop bullet train system will be able to see the scenery they pass while the train travels in a tube, according to TechCrunch . To do this, Virgin Hyperloop One plans to use technical windows in the tube to create an optical "zoetrope" effect based on the fact that the human eye perceives individual images as a continuous image when moving at speed. There will be no windows in Hyperloop. But passengers will still be able to see the scenery!

Victoria Popova, a history teacher at a school in Omsk, was forced to resign after posting photos of her in a bathing suit online. The educational institution considered that such behavior damages the image of the school, as well as the "high rank of a pedagogical worker." The teacher herself told the local publication NGS that in her free time she attended plus size modeling courses and took part in a photo shoot for a women's clothing store.

Rospatent annulled the trade mark of the Enlightenment publishing house, due to which the company in May recovered 3.7 billion rubles from the Ventana-Graf publishing house (part of the Eksmo-AST group). An application for the annulment of the sign was filed by Ventana-Count, writes RBC. This is a sign with a stylized globe and the abbreviation FGOS (Federal State Educational Standards), which is used on the covers of textbooks.

Romanian tennis player Simona Halep became the winner of Roland Garros in women's singles. In the final, Halep beat Sloane Stevens of the USA 3:6, 6:4, 6:1 For Halep, who occupies the first place in the WTA rankings, this is the first Grand Slam tournament won in her career.

Justin Sullivan / Getty images activists of the Raging Grannies organization protest against Facebook data from the company's office in California. April 5, 2018 Facebook was convicted of user data to 60 manufacturers of smartphones Since March 2018, American journalists regularly find Facebook gaps. In the spring, the media found that Cambridge Analytica received personal data of 87 million Facebook users and probably used them in promoting political advertising.

The Ministry of Labor and Social Protection of the Russian Federation has proposed introducing fines for trade and catering establishments for refusing to serve consumers “for reasons related to health, disability, or age.” For officials, the fine, according to the draft law prepared by the Ministry of Labor, will be from 15 thousand to 30 thousand rubles, for legal entities - from 50 thousand to 100 thousand rubles.

Anatoly Korokhkin / TASS Printing House of the Publishing House "Science", 1984 "Science" is the largest state scientific publishing house. It turned out to be on the verge of bankruptcy and may soon close “Science” since Soviet times has been engaged in the publication, publication and distribution of scientific literature - both academic magazines and book series (including, for example, “literary monuments”).

Football club Tosno, which won the Russian Cup in 2018, has ceased to exist. This was announced on his Facebook page by the founder of Fort Group, the owner of Tosno, Maxim Levchenko. “The short, albeit very bright history of the Tosno football club is coming to a sad, but, alas, logical end,” Levchenko wrote. “We couldn’t afford to continue maintaining the team, and no one lent a shoulder or shared the responsibility,” writes the founder of Fort Group.

The weighted average prices for gasoline at Moscow gas stations have decreased by 5 kopecks per liter since the beginning of the week, according to the website of the Moscow Fuel Association. According to RBC, this is the first weekly decline since the beginning of March. The overall reduction in prices was due to a decrease in the cost of gasoline at gas stations of two large networks - Tatneft and Astra AZS.

French President Emmanuel Macron at the G7 summit in Canada shook his hand to Donald Trump so tight that the American leader had clearly visible traces of his fingers. The handshakes of Macron and Trump attract special attention from the first meeting of the leaders of the United States and France in Brussels in May 2017, when Macron and Trump sting their hands so that the knuckles turned white.

Zach Gibson / Bloomberg / Getty images Paul Manafort (right) after a court session, at which he said that he did not recognize the charges on him, March 8, 2018 Konstantin Kilimnik studied at a military university. Perhaps that is why he is associated with the GRU Konstantin Kilimnik was born in Kirovograd - now it is the Ukrainian city of Kropyvnitsky.

State-owned companies have spent about 200 million rubles on the purchase of VIP tickets for the World Cup matches. This was reported by RBC, which analyzed the tenders on the public procurement website. In total, journalists managed to find 13 tenders. VTB structures turned out to be the largest buyers of tickets. So, VTB24 spent 93.4 million rubles, and VTB Insurance 56.1 million.

Nikolai Uskov, who has been the editor-in-chief of Forbes since the beginning of 2016, was fired by decision of the owner of the publication, the ACMG media group, RBC reports.