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Mar 2, 2016
Tinkoff Bank erroneously charged clients several thousand dollars
Photo: "RIA Novosti" A technical glitch resulted in a number of Tinkoff Bank clients receiving messages on Wednesday, March 2, about funds being credited to accounts opened with the bank. Judging by the reviews of the owners of cards issued by the bank on the bank’s official Facebook page, some of the bank’s clients received several thousand rubles, while others even received several thousand dollars - $2,600, $10,197, $13,600.
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Mar 2, 2016
Creditors asked court to postpone decision on Argentina's debt
A group of creditors has asked a court in the United States to postpone a decision on the Argentine debt, Reuters reports . The hedge funds asked Manhattan District Judge Thomas Gries to wait 30 days to allow the remaining creditors to reach an agreement with Argentina. NML Capital and three other hedge funds agreed with the Argentine government on debt repayment last Monday, February 29.
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Mar 2, 2016
Apple lawyer calls Telegram “one of the most harmful applications”
During congressional hearings, Apple lawyer Bruce Sewell called Pavel Durov's messenger "one of the most harmful applications" that uses a "completely unhackable method of communication" Photo: Global Look Press Pavel Durov's Telegram messenger is “one of the most harmful applications” and “an absolutely unhackable method of communication.” This statement was made by Apple's chief lawyer Bruce Sewell during hearings before Congress.
Алена Сухаревская
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Mar 2, 2016
The head of Crimea could not find legal alcohol in the center of Simferopol
The head of Crimea demanded that efforts be intensified to identify counterfeit alcohol on the peninsula. Officials sent shopping during the meeting bought alcohol with signs of counterfeit Head of the Republic of Crimea Sergei Aksenov (Photo: Maxim Grigoriev/TASS) The head of Crimea, Sergei Aksenov, criticized the activities of the working group to identify counterfeit alcohol on the peninsula, demanding that its effectiveness be increased.
Юлия Котова
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Mar 2, 2016
Co-owner of S7 announced the creation of Charlie Airlines in Cyprus
The co-owners of S7 are creating Charlie Airlines in Cyprus, which will fly within Europe. S7's share in the new company will be about 40%, and its name is related to how Cypriots are called in England Co-owner of S7 Vladislav Filev (Photo: RIA Novosti) The co-owners of the Russian airline S7 will take part in the creation of a new airline in Cyprus, which will be called Charlie Airlines, S7 co-owner Vladislav Filev told reporters.
Евгений Калюков
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Mar 2, 2016
An antitrust investigation into Facebook has begun in Germany.
The German cartel authority has launched an investigation into Facebook on suspicion of abusing its dominant market position by using users' personal data, reports the Associated Press . “The authority preliminary suspects that Facebook’s user agreement violates the rules on personal data,” the cartel authority said.
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Mar 2, 2016
Russia began negotiations on the abolition of the visa regime with 24 countries
Russia is negotiating with representatives of 24 states on the introduction of a visa-free regime. Official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry Maria Zakharova announced this at a briefing, Interfax reports . The agency does not specify which states we are talking about. In addition, according to Zakharova, in general, Moscow is negotiating to simplify visa procedures with 40 foreign countries.
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Mar 2, 2016
Rogozin responded to NATO statements about Russian airstrikes in Syria
Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin called NATO Commander-in-Chief Philip Breedlove “a specialist in bombing Afghan weddings.” He wrote about this on his Facebook. “From a sore point to a sound one, a specialist in the bombing of Afghan weddings talks about the accuracy of our bombing,” Rogozin said. Post on facebook This is how Rogozin responded to Breedlove’s words about the accuracy of Russian airstrikes in Syria.
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Mar 2, 2016
The Ministry of Telecom and Mass Communications has denied information about the introduction of control over Internet traffic
Russian authorities do not plan to introduce state control over Internet traffic. This was stated on Tuesday by the Minister of Communications and Mass Communications Nikolai Nikiforov, RIA Novosti reports . This is how he commented on reports that appeared in the press about the preparation of proposals for the creation of a state system for monitoring the use of global addressing resources, as well as a register of Runet addresses. “No traffic control is expected.
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Mar 2, 2016
Federal channels reported on the murder of a child by a nanny in Moscow
Two days after the murder of the girl, which her nanny confessed to, federal television channels showed news stories about the arrest of the suspect. The channels did not report that she was detained near the metro with the child’s severed head.
Ольга Надыкто
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Mar 2, 2016
2.5 thousand Jeep Cherokee and Jeep Commander vehicles will be recalled in Russia
In Russia, 2 thousand 496 Jeep Cherokee and Jeep Commander vehicles are being recalled, according to the Rosstandart website. We are talking about cars produced between March 11, 2005 and August 27, 2007 and sold between October 20, 2005 and April 17, 2008. “The reason for the recall was the possibility of spontaneous changes in the position of the ignition switch on the recalled vehicles while driving.
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Mar 2, 2016
Türkiye spoke about strikes only against ISIS during the truce in Syria
Since the beginning of the truce in Syria, Ankara has been striking only at the Islamic State group (banned in Russia). This was stated by the official representative of the Turkish Foreign Ministry Tanju Bilgic, reports Reuters . Bilgic also responded to Russia's claims about the supply of weapons to Syria in humanitarian convoys coming from Turkey. He stressed that they should not be taken seriously, and that Russia put forward them to hide its “war crimes,” the agency notes.
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Mar 2, 2016
The Russians named the most outstanding Russian writers
The Russians named the most outstanding, in their opinion, domestic writers. According to data provided by the Levada Center , most often (45%) respondents named Leo Tolstoy. In second place (23%) was Fyodor Dostoevsky. The top three (18%) was completed by Anton Chekhov. The survey participants also named Alexander Pushkin (15%), Nikolai Gogol (13%), Mikhail Sholokhov (13%) and Mikhail Bulgakov (11%) as outstanding Russian writers.
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Mar 2, 2016
Finland is among the leaders in the visa-free ranking
Finland is in the top three in the ranking of the most “influential” passports in the world, Yle reports . The annual ranking of world passports by the number of countries that holders of the corresponding passport can enter without a visa was published by the British company in the field of residence planning and citizenship by investment Henley & Partners. The gold winner was Germany, whose passport provides its owner with visa-free entry into 177 countries. Next come Sweden and Finland.
Роман Кизыма
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Mar 2, 2016
Putin and oil workers: why Russia faces a decline in oil production
The meeting between President Vladimir Putin and the heads of oil companies came down to “verbal interventions.” Overdue reforms were not included on the agenda Intimate talk The main topic of Vladimir Putin’s meeting with the “oil generals” was, oddly enough, the initiative to freeze oil production at the January level. It is worth recalling that oil exporters have stated that they will not carry out their plans unless all interested parties join the initiative, and this is unattainable.
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