Roman Abramovich refused to try to get a new British visa. What impression this story made on Russian business - read in the mailing of The Bell. Photo: AP/TASS Roman Abramovich withdrew an application for a British investment visa, the tabloid The Sun said with reference to sources. The representative of the businessman did not refute this. The freshly chopped Israeli passport gives Abramovich the right to a six -month stay in the UK, but not to work.

Oleg Deripaska's UC Rusal may become a resident of special offshore zones in Russia, TASS and Interfax sources report ; The idea of ​​​​creating such zones belongs to Rusal itself, adds Vedomosti’s interlocutor. Details “Some of them [large Russian companies] are showing direct interest in re-registration,” Economic Development Minister Maxim Oreshkin said today, without specifying specific names. “Negotiations are also ongoing regarding Rusal,” the agencies clarify.

Estonia refused to issue its own cryptocurrency Estcoin - it was assumed that its rate would be pegged to the euro or that it would be offered to the country's citizens during a nationwide ICO. The idea was criticized by the leaders of the European Central Bank and the Estonian regulator.

For four years, Deutsche Bank has been conducting an internal investigation into possible corrupt practices when inviting employees to work in Russia. The reason is the hiring of the children of two deputy Russian finance ministers at once. This investigation became known only now, Bloomberg writes - from a lawsuit by the former CFO of Deutsche Bank's division for Central and Eastern Europe, in which he requires the bank to return his bonus.

The head of the main investigative department of the Investigative Committee for Moscow, Alexander Drymanov, has submitted a resignation letter, RBC writes , citing sources familiar with the situation. Details According to a source close to the department, Drymanov asked for a seniority pension, his application has already been accepted. Acting Drymanov appointed current acting. Andrey Strizhov, First Deputy Head of the Main Directorate, writes RBC.

After a divorce from Vladimir Putin, his ex-wife Lyudmila, who had never declared assets before, began to receive her own real estate - she recently acquired 240 acres (almost 2.5 hectares) in an elite area of ​​\u200b\u200bthe Moscow Region for 400 million rubles, Olesya Shmagun, a journalist from the OCCRP consortium, found .

The co -founder of Euroset Timur Artemyev was carried away by the cosmic theme and invested several million dollars in the company Moon Express - it will engage in mining on the moon. Artemyev told about this in an interview with the project of Elizabeth Ossetian "Russian norms!". What is Moon Express? Moon Express is the first American company to receive permission from the US authorities for private landing on the moon.

The problem of deceived equity holders will be solved by prohibiting shared construction. Details - in the mailing of The Bell. Photo: Jeviniya/Pixabay.com/CC0 Creative Commons The problems of the developer of the Urban Group can do expensive to all Russian developers - and customers who are ready to take a chance for the sake of a favorable price by buying an apartment at the construction stage. The government has been discussing a complete ban on shared construction since 2020.

The problems of the developer Urban Group may cost all Russian developers dearly - and buyers who are ready to take a risk by buying an apartment at the construction stage for the sake of a good price. The government is discussing a complete ban on shared construction from 2020. For private businesses, this may make working in the residential real estate market unprofitable. On Wednesday, President Vladimir Putin discussed shared construction with officials and developers.

Elizaveta Osetinskaya in the new issue of Russian Norms! speaks with Euroset co-founder Timur Artemiev. For a long time he was in the shadow of his more famous partner Evgeny Chichvarkin. Now Timur also lives in London and is engaged in completely different things: biohacking, flights to the moon and life extension. He wants to live until 2080 to see how Russia will change by that time.