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Mar 22, 2018
"Novice" in the hands of criminals, the business of Putin's nephews and the boycott of Slutsky
Chemist Leonid Rink, who accused Britain of Skripal's poisoning, at least a few times sold poisonous substances to criminals Photo: PA ImageStass The substance "Novice" in the 1990s could fall into the hands of criminals, the "New Gazeta" found out . On the sale of ampoules with poisonous substances at least three different people associated with crime, in 1995, the chemist Leonid Rink admitted - the publication believes that it was precisely about the substances of the Novice group.
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Mar 22, 2018
Novaya Gazeta: the chemist who synthesized Novichok sold toxic substances to criminals in the 1990s
What's happened Chemist Leonid Rink, who this week gave an interview to RIA Novosti about the Novichok program, sold lethal doses of poisonous substances, presumably of the same group, to criminals in the 1990s. This follows from the investigation of Novaya Gazeta, which studied the materials of the 1995 criminal case on the murder of banker Ivan Kivelidi.
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Mar 22, 2018
Rostec and Ruben Vardanyan invested in facial recognition technology. It will be applied to fans of the World Cup
What's happened? A subsidiary of Rostec, RT – Business Development, bought a 12.5% ​​stake in the developer of facial recognition technology NtechLab. Another investor was Ruben Vardanyan’s fund (Vedomosti reported on the deal today). NtechLab technology has been used in Moscow since September. And by June, stadiums hosting World Cup matches will be equipped with its facial recognition system, a source close to the owners of NtechLab told The Bell.
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Mar 22, 2018
Putin's Nephew May Join Gazprom Board
What's happened? The Gazprom board of directors will consider the issue of "M.E. Putin" today - RBC sources claim that the issue concerns the inclusion of the second cousin of Russian President Mikhail Putin in the holding's board.
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Mar 22, 2018
Tesla approved Musk the world's largest salary
What's happened While Mark Zuckerberg is trying to stop the development of the scandal with the leak of personal data and watch the value of Facebook creeping down, Elon Musk is celebrating another victory. Tesla shareholders have approved a record salary for Musk - it could be $ 2.6 billion a year. Not a single hired manager in the world receives so much. Details Musk will receive such a reward if Tesla grows at the desired pace.
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Mar 22, 2018
Double tax blow to the population. 5 errors of Zuckerberg. And Russian lenders of Weinstein.
The pre -election promises of Vladimir Putin will be fulfilled due to a sharp increase in the tax burden for the population - the government discusses the increase in personal income tax and the abolition of the preferential VAT rate. Photo: government.ru Vladimir Putin did not have an economic election program. He presented his initiatives in a message to the Federal Assembly. Rosbank economists estimated the costs of their sale of 20.5 trillion rubles until 2024.
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Mar 22, 2018
5 Facebook mistakes worth $50 billion. How to lose the most money in a conflict situation
What's happened Just 10 hours ago, Mark Zuckerberg finally acknowledged Facebook's mistake in leaking the personal data of 50 million users. He apologized by posting a lengthy post on his Facebook page. But so far it hasn't helped. In the comments, users including journalist David Kirkpatrick, author of several books about Facebook, attacked the founder of the social network for keeping silent for so long.
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Mar 22, 2018
The government is discussing a double tax blow to the population
What's happened The government is thinking of fulfilling Vladimir Putin's election promises through a sharp increase in the tax burden for the population. Among the measures at one of the first meetings after the elections, Dmitry Medvedev discussed the increase in personal income tax and the abolition of the preferential VAT rate. Details Vladimir Putin did not have an economic election program. He outlined his initiatives in a message to the Federal Assembly.
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