The new owner of Forbes was the ex-head of VDNH and the venture investor from Dagestan. What does this mean for readers? New Forbes owner Magomed Musaev. Photo: Vyacheslav Prokofiev/TASS The Russian Forbes has a new owner - the son -in -law of the former head of Dagestan Ramazan Abdulatipov, the former director of VDNH, and now the venture capitalist Magomed Musaev. In his notebook there are telephones of all Russian oligarchs, Musaev’s one of the partners told The Bell.

Magomed Musaev. Photo: Vyacheslav Prokofiev/TASS The new owner of the Russian version of Forbes magazine Magomed Musaev is not only known for the fact that he is the son -in -law of the former head of Dagestan Ramazan Abdulatipov. Musaev’s partners, who bought Forbes from businessman Alexander Fedotov, call him a person with a notebook, where there are the names of all Russian oligarchs. I wonder if this will help the magazine about the billionaires.

The Anti-Corruption Foundation published an investigation (video here ) about the property of the head of the Pension Fund of Russia (PFR) Anton Drozdov. The team of Alexei Navalny discovered that the family of the head of the department owns three apartments in the center of Moscow, garages, cars and a dacha on Rublyovka with a total value of 970 million rubles. This is more than 10 times more than the total income of the entire Drozdov family over the past 9 years.

Yandex decided not to take risks with a possible blocking of its video service and remove links to pirated content, as required by Roskomnadzor, the company's press service told The Bell. But the dispute is not over - the company still considers the claims made illegal and intends to appeal them in court. Details Yandex has decided to remove links to copies of shows and series owned by Gazprom Media, the press service said.

The new owner of Forbes magazine is businessman Magomed Musaev, the son-in-law of the former head of Dagestan Ramazan Abdulatipov, RBC and Vedomosti write, citing sources close to the publication. Details Before the deal, the publication was published by the ACMG group of businessman Alexander Fedotov. The group confirmed the sale of the business.

Emerging markets continue to sell off, this time with Argentina in the spotlight. During the last trading, the Argentine peso lost 7.5% against the dollar, and since the beginning of the year it has already lost almost 50%. According to Moody's, Argentina and Turkey are not the only developing countries that are at risk due to high levels of external debt.

Vladimir Putin's televised address on pension reform gained 69.3% of the total share of television audience in Moscow - this is a record figure in 2018, follows from Mediascope's preliminary data on Moscow received by The Bell. The pension appeal even outstripped the quarter-finals of the Russia-Croatia World Cup. Details Vladimir Putin's address was shown by 10 TV channels.

Singer and State Duma deputy Joseph Kobzon died at the age of 80. Details Komsomolskaya Pravda was the first to report Kobzon’s death. “Joseph Davydovich died today after a long illness,” the singer’s wife’s assistant told Interfax. The State Duma confirmed information about Kobzon’s death. In 2004, Kobzon was diagnosed with cancer. After that, he underwent several surgeries and chemotherapy courses. At the end of July he was hospitalized, the media wrote that he was in serious condition.

The singer, deputy of the State Duma, Joseph Kobzon, died at the age of 80. Details The first to death Kobzon was reported by Komsomolskaya Pravda. “Joseph Davydovich died today after a long illness,” the singer’s assistant told Interfax. The State Duma confirmed information about the death of Kobzon. In 2004, the Kobzon was diagnosed with oncological disease. After that, he underwent several operations and chemotherapy courses.

Singer, State Duma deputy Iosif Kobzon died at the age of 80. Details on Kobzon's death was the first to report Komsomolskaya Pravda . “Iosif Davydovich died today after a long illness,” the assistant to the singer’s wife told Interfax. The State Duma confirmed the information about the death of Kobzon. In 2004, Kobzon was diagnosed with cancer. After that, he underwent several operations and courses of chemotherapy.

Since the appointment of Alexei Kudrin to the Accounts Chamber, little has been heard in the public field about him - except for short and formal comments on Twitter by the former finance minister - like yesterday about Putin's retirement speech. Today Kudrin gave Kommersant his first interview since the appointment . He did not talk about the economy and reforms, but told what he was going to do in the Accounts Chamber.

Vladimir Putin, German Gref and Alexey Miller topped the first ranking Forbes of the 100 most influential Russians. Billionaires occupy six places in the top 20, and businessmen close to Vladimir Putin either occupy low places (Gennady Timchenko is 34th) or, like Arkady Rotenberg and Nikolai Shamalov, are not included in the ranking at all.

After the ruble falls and the solution to increase VAT, inflation may exceed 4% this year Inflation in Russia is growing faster - in September it has already exceeded 3% in annual terms, and at the end of the year it may exceed the target 4%. This increases the chances that the Central Bank at the next meeting will increase the key rate. For two weeks in a row, weekly inflation in Russia has been fixed at 0.1%.

Mikhail Khodorkovsky stopped financial support for the Center for Investigation Management (ICC) after the death of the project's journalists in the Central African Republic (CAR). The editor-in-chief of the SDG Andrey Konyakhin resigned. Quote : “Responsibility <...> for the quality of the preparation of the trip lies partly with the production team of the TsUR. Even partial responsibility is too much in such a situation.