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May 11, 2019
“There was practically no chance of salvation”: hand luggage did not interfere with the evacuation of Superjet passengers
During the fire of the SSJ-100 aircraft at Sheremetyevo Airport, there were no delays in the evacuation of passengers, told a source familiar with the investigation of the crash RBC. This refutes the rumors that appeared in the first days after the crash that the rescue of people from the burning plane could be prevented by passengers trying to pick up hand luggage.
Валерия Позычанюк
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May 11, 2019
“Slashment and blasphemy”: Lukashenko will require compensation for damage from Russia due to an accident in “Friendship”
The already difficult relations between Russia and Belarus are still at risk of worsening due to the accident at the Druzhba oil pipeline. Alexander Lukashenko called her reason “slaughter and decaying in Russia”, promising to demand compensation for damage to hundreds of millions of dollars. Photo: kremlin.ru The position of Belarus. The reason for the accident at the Druzhba oil pipeline - “slanting and decaying in Russia”, BelTA said Lukashenko: “A huge pipe was polluted by poisonous oil.
Валерия Позычанюк
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May 11, 2019
Eminent Silicon Valley investors launch the exchange for unprofitable companies
A new name will appear in the long list of American stock exchanges: a long-term investment exchange or Long-Term Stock Exchange (LTSE). The SEC has already registered the exchange, and among its investors there were famous investors of the Silicon Valley - the homeland of technological startups that cost billions, but do not bring profit. What's happened. By the end of the year, LTSE plans to accept the first customers, and is now developing its listings of listing.
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May 11, 2019
Uber's disastrous first day: after first trading, the company is worth less than $70 billion
Uber's first day of trading after the IPO was as disappointing as the IPO itself . The company's shares fell almost 8% below the original price - from $45 to $41.57. The company's capitalization on the first day fell to $69 billion, below its estimate in recent private placements. After entering the stock exchange, the model of a loss-making company that burns investors' money stops working, financiers state. Losses .
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May 11, 2019
Another $300 billion in tariffs and no progress. The US and China failed the 11th round of trade war negotiations
The 11th round of negotiations between the United States and China ended with the United States increasing duties on imports from China in the amount of $200 billion on May 10, and Donald Trump ordered to extend them to the remaining imports of approximately another $300 billion. It was not possible to agree on a deal and a new trade agreement. This is bad news for world markets; the Russian market reacted by falling yesterday. Conflict.
Irina Malkova