Concord Management and Consulting LLP, which is linked to Russian businessman Yevgeny Prigozhin, asked a federal judge in Washington on Monday to dismiss an indictment alleging it interfered in the 2016 U.S. presidential election. The company insists that the appointment of special counsel Robert Mueller in this case was illegal.

German bank Commerzbank is experimenting with artificial intelligence (AI) to see if it can write simple analytical reports. Banks are forced to reduce the cost of analytics due to the EU Directive "On Markets in Financial Instruments" (MiFID II). Details The bank is working on this project together with Retresco, which it invested in two years ago through its fintech incubator.

Photo: government.ru The Russian stock market has become the most attractive for investors by the developing market, writes FT (paid material). After the US April sanctions, Russian actions are at the peak of underestimation, and large international investors believe that the country's economy is in the initial stage of recovery and expect growth. In the portfolios of large funds investing in developing markets (EM), the share of Russia is now disproportionately large.

The Russian market has become the most popular among large Western funds. We explain why, in the newsletter The Bell. Photo: pxher The Russian stock market has become the most attractive for investors by the developing market, writes FT (paid material). After the US April sanctions, Russian actions are at the peak of underestimation, and large international investors believe that the country's economy is in the initial stage of recovery and expect growth.

Aleksey Navalny, during the announcement of the decision of the Simonovsky court, watched the match Russia-Uruguay. Photo by Kira Yarmysh The decision to extend the probationary period by Alexei Navalny in the “Kirovles case” was published in an electronic judicial base before the judge returned from the deliberative room, RBC and Navalny himself report .

President Donald Trump's administration this week will announce new restrictions on China - and it's not just tariffs anymore. This time it's about banning Chinese investors from acquiring US tech companies, as well as tightening controls on US tech exports to China.

Based on data from the job search service Glassdoor, Business Insider has compiled a list of unusual (and often difficult) questions that are asked in interviews in various departments of Apple. We have selected 20 of the most surprising questions from them. In parentheses are the vacancies for which the respondents apply: “Explain to a five-year-old child what working memory is?” Candidate ( Apple Genius ). "How much does the Empire State Building weigh?" (Solution Consultant).

Harvard Business School published a study on how CEOs of large companies spend their time. It was conducted for 12 years, studied the work of 25 leaders (including two women) of public companies with an average annual revenue of $13 billion. The work answers the question of what businessmen do during the day.

In the case of espionage in Inter RAO, Crimea and Donbass appeared. Details - in the morning mailing of The Bell. Photo: Pixabay The case of espionage in Inter RAO turned out to be connected with Crimea and Donbass - as RBC found out, the former member of the energy company Karina Tsurkan is suspected of transferring Romania to the power supply of Crimea and unrecognized Donetsk and Luhansk Republics.

The FSB suspects Karina Turcan, a member of the board of Inter RAO, arrested on charges of espionage, of transferring information to Romania about schemes for supplying electricity to the Crimea and the unrecognized republics of Donbass, RBC reports citing an interlocutor in one of the Russian special services and two officials familiar with the preparation of territorial schemes power supply.

In 2017, economic specialties again became the most popular among Russian applicants. And, given the set of exams that school graduates chose in 2018, the situation will most likely repeat. However, according to international and Russian lists of popular specialties, economists, financiers, accountants and auditors are not needed in the labor market.

Another signal about the imminent sale of Boris Mints, one of the largest owners of class A offices in Moscow, to O1 Properties: the company has begun negotiations with holders of Eurobonds worth $350 million, specifically regarding the change of ownership. about this , citing three sources.