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Jun 18, 2018
The creators of Prisma have come up with a new million-dollar social networking app.
Alexey Moiseenkov, the creator of the Prisma app, left his project to launch a new social network app, Capture, for which he and a partner have already raised $1 million. Details In 2016, the Russian app Prisma, which allows you to stylize photos on your smartphone in the manner of paintings by famous artists or art schools, became the most downloaded in the world. At its peak, it was installed by 2 million users a day, but after a few months, popularity began to subside.
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Jun 18, 2018
From black accounting to the Crimean Bridge: how the collapse of a banker who died in a colony saved Rotenberg from US sanctions
Former banker Andrzej Malczewski, the founder of Mosoblbank, died in a colony in the Ryazan region. In the early 2010s, Malczewski’s bank became the pioneer of a popular scheme for withdrawing depositors’ money from the bank’s balance sheet. In 2014, the rehabilitation of the bankrupt Mosoblbank helped Arkady Rotenberg survive American sanctions. According to The Bell, Malczewski died from meningitis, which he contracted in a crowded barracks.
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Jun 18, 2018
Financial Times: the “secret” purchase of a 20% stake in VTB led to the collapse of Otkritie
A “secret” purchase of a 20% stake in VTB Bank played a big role in the collapse of Otkritie Bank, told Mikhail Zadornov, the current head of Otkritie, The Financial Times. According to the publication, Otkritie actively supported VTB's quotes, but in the end it itself suffered "colossal losses". According to Zadornov, they amounted to "tens of billions of rubles." VTB claims that it had no idea about these operations.
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Jun 18, 2018
The death of a banker in a crowded hut, biotechnology of Rybolovlev and milk from Goldman Sachs.
The former owner of Mosoblbank died in the colony, who came up with a scheme of off -balance deposits and involuntarily helped Rotenberg survive the sanctions. Details - in the mailing of The Bell. In the colony in the Ryazan region, the former banker Andrzej Malchevsky, the founder of Mosoblbank, died. In the early 2010s, the Bank of Malchevsky became the discoverer of the popular scheme for withdrawing money depositors for the bank balance.
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Jun 18, 2018
The investigation estimated the damage from theft at the construction site of Putin's residence at 1.5 billion rubles
The damage in the case of embezzlement by employees of FSUE Ateks during the construction of the residence of Vladimir Putin in Novo-Ogaryovo increased almost six times - up to 1.5 billion rubles. Details a new damage assessment The investigator in charge of the case, Sergey Novikov, announced at the Moscow City Court at a meeting on extending the arrest of the defendants in the case.
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Jun 18, 2018
Telegram filed a complaint with the ECHR against the decision to block the messenger
Telegram filed a complaint with the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) against the decision of the Russian authorities to block the messenger in the country. Prior to this, the company had only appealed against the fine imposed by the FSB for refusing to provide encryption keys from users' correspondence. Details the filing of the complaint announced Pavel Chikov, the head of the Agora human rights group, which represents the interests of the messenger, on his Telegram channel.
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Jun 18, 2018
“Fell into a coma and died on Saturday”: a relative of the founder of Mosoblbank spoke about the reasons for his death
The founder of Mosoblbank, entrepreneur Andrzej Malczewski, died in a hospital at a colony in the Ryazan region, where he was serving a four-year sentence. The Federal Penitentiary Service announced this on Monday. As a relative of Malchevsky told The Bell, he died of infectious meningitis caused by overcrowding in the barracks where the ex-banker lived. Details The Telegram channel “Banksta” was the first to report the death of the former founder of Mosoblbank Andrzej Malczewski on June 16.
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Jun 18, 2018
Rybolovlev was not afraid of sanctions: the billionaire invested over $ 500 million in American startups
Dmitry Rybolovlev (right), photo from Facebook of the Monaco football club As it became known to The Bell, the former owner of Uralkalia and the possible investigator of the investigation by Robert Muller Dmitry Rybolovlev invested in American startups associated with biotechnology and medicine, several hundred million dollars. Rybolovlev turned out to be the chief investor of the American Foundation Apple Tree Partners , which specializes in investments in biotechnology and medicine.
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Jun 18, 2018
Petition to cancel pension reform has collected more than 1.5 million signatures
A petition on the Change.org website to cancel the pension reform addressed to Vladimir Putin, Dmitry Medvedev and the speakers of the chambers of parliament has collected more than 1.6 million signatures. Details Dmitry Peskov, commenting on the petition, said that Vladimir Putin is not currently taking part in the discussion of the bill. Thus, he repeated what he had already said on Friday.
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Jun 18, 2018
Alexander Kudrin, fired from Sberbank CIB, was recognized as the best analyst for Russia
Dismissed after the scandalous report on Gazprom, the former head of the analytical division of Sberbank CIB, Alexander Kudrin, was named the best analyst in Russia in the annual survey of managers of the authoritative industry magazine Institutional Investor. Unlike VTB Capital, which topped the "team standings" rating, Sberbank CIB did not release any news about the release of the report.
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The Bell
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Jun 18, 2018
The head of Audi was detained in the case of a "diesel scandal"
Audi Director Rupert Stadler. Photo Wikimedia.org The German law enforcement agencies detained the CEO of AUDI Rupert Stadler as part of the investigation of the Dieselgate case, Bloomberg and Deutsche Welle write with reference to the Munich prosecutor's office.
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Jun 18, 2018
Google will invest $550 million in JD.com in exchange for less than 1% of the shares of the Chinese online store
Google intends to invest $550 million in the Chinese online store JD.com (estimated at about $60 billion). The deal will help the company expand its footprint in the fast-growing Asian market and compete with other big players like Amazon in the e-commerce space. Details The Strategic Partnership Agreement primarily involves the sale of JD.com products on the Google Marketplace.
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Jun 18, 2018
Customs officials proposed to impose duties on all online purchases abroad
While foreign online merchants and the Russian Post are protesting against the introduction of duties on parcels over €200, the Federal Customs Service (FTS) decided not to waste time on trifles - it proposed to impose a duty on any purchases in foreign online stores from 2020 from 2020, they write "Vedomosti". Details Now, parcels worth €1,000 per month and weighing up to 31 kg are not subject to duties.
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The Bell
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Jun 18, 2018
New duties for online buying, continuation of pension reform and business councils from the Nobel laureate
For each purchase in a foreign online store, Russians will pay € 1.5 duties. Details - in the morning newsletter The Bell Photo: Kirill Zykov, AGN "Moscow" While foreign online traders and Russian Post are protesting against the introduction of duties on parcels worth from € 200, customs officers decided not to mel-they proposed to take a fee in general for any purchases in foreign online stores since 2020.
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