Kira Muratova, photo Wikimedia.org On Wednesday, June 6, director and screenwriter Kira Muratova died, her husband Evgeniy Golubenko told the Buro 24/7 website. Kira Muratova was born in 1934, graduated from VGIK. She became famous for the films “Brief Encounters” (1967) and “Long Farewell” (1971). Muratova’s film “Asthenic Syndrome” received a special jury prize at the Berlin Film Festival in 1990. The film “The Adjuster” was shown at the Venice Film Festival.

Kira Muratova, photo wikimedia.org On Wednesday, June 6, the director and screenwriter Kira Muratova died, her husband Yevgeny Golubenko told Buro 24/7 . Kira Muratova was born in 1934, graduated from VGIK. The fame was brought to her by the films “Short Meetings” (1967) and “Long Swey” (1971). Muratova’s painting “Asthenic Syndrome” received a special prize of the jury of the Berlin Film Festival in 1990. The film "The Supporter" was shown at the festival in Venice.

Kira Muratova, photo wikimedia.org On Wednesday, June 6, the director and screenwriter Kira Muratova died, her husband Yevgeny Golubenko told Buro 24/7 . Kira Muratova was born in 1934, graduated from VGIK. The fame was brought to her by the films “Short Meetings” (1967) and “Long Swey” (1971). Muratova’s painting “Asthenic Syndrome” received a special prize of the jury of the Berlin Film Festival in 1990. The film "The Supporter" was shown at the festival in Venice.

The accounts of Russians in Cyprus are frozen - what to do? Answers - in the evening mailing list The Bell 2018 can already be called the worst for Russian money in Europe. One after another, all the most beloved by Russian businessmen of jurisdiction are closed - Britain does not give a visa to Roman Abramovich and requires new confirmation of Russians' income, and Latvia actually refuses to work with Russian clients.

Following the Baltics , Russian money is at risk in Cyprus, another popular haven for opening foreign accounts. Cypriot banks were ordered to tighten control over the accounts of individuals and offshore companies, as well as deal with the beneficiaries of the latter. The Bell asked lawyers what to do in such a situation for account holders in Cypriot banks.

In 2014, co-founder and head of WhatsApp, Jan Koum, sold the most popular instant messenger to Facebook for $22 billion, but remained at the head of WhatsApp. In May of this year, Koum announced that he was leaving the company. His partner Brian Acton retired last year. Koum's departure coincided with the height of the Cambridge Analytica scandal - but they are not connected in any way. What happened between Koum and Zuckerberg?

Tesla shareholders on Tuesday voted to keep Elon Musk as Chairman of the Board of Directors and thus allow him to continue to combine this position with the position of CEO. However, during the voting, it turned out that the idea to dismiss Musk from one of his two posts has an influential supporter - Norway's $ 1 trillion sovereign wealth fund. Details The proposal to remove Musk from the post of chairman of the board of directors was made by the company's shareholder Jing Zhao.

on the reorganization of banks since last September have been spent In total , 2.6 trillion rubles (of which 1.5 trillion were spent only on the three largest ones) and even more may be spent. But there is nothing to regret, says Elvira Nabiullina. .

In its report Global Economic Prospects , the World Bank predicts that a new financial crisis is approaching. According to and.about. bank chief economist Shantayanan Devarajan, for the past half century, global recessions have occurred once a decade, and exactly ten years have passed since the last recession in 2009. Details Forecasts of global economic growth for the next two years look good, world GDP in 2018-2019 will grow by 3%, economists of the World Bank write in their report.

The head of the Central Bank Elvira Nabiullina gave the first great interview for a long time - details in the mailing of The Bell Chairman of the Central Bank Elvira Nabiullina. Photo: Central Bank In total, 2.6 trillion rubles were spent on the reorganization of banks from last September (of which 1.5 trillion - only for the three largest) and can leave even more. But there is nothing to regret about, Elvira Nabiullina believes.