Wallets with money are returned to the owner much more often than an empty wallet, a group of international researchers found out that they analyzed the relationship between financial interests and honesty of people around the world. The study is reported in The Wall Street Journal. People on average returned 40% of wallets with no money and 51% of wallets with money (although some of them had almost $100).

The carriers themselves did not plan to suspend air traffic with Russia: even this morning, representatives of Georgian Airways told Ria Novosti that they planned to fly to Russia according to the standard schedule. But tonight, the Ministry of Transport warned them about the ban on flights from July 8 at the initiative of the Russian side.

Russian airlines have already begun to comply with Vladimir Putin's yesterday's decree banning Russian air carriers from flying to Georgia, Aeroflot, Pobeda, S7, Ural Airlines, Red Wings and Nordavia have stopped selling tickets to this destination. But it will still be possible to fly to Georgia directly from Russia: aircraft of the Georgian airline Georgian Airways will continue to fly to Russia, writes with reference to a representative of the company.

The next time you decide to find your nearest plumbing store on Google Maps, you might be disappointed. Be careful - out of the 20 addresses indicated, only two may turn out to be real, found out The Wall Street Journal . This gives scope for a variety of scams and even real SEO blackmail that can kill the victim’s business. Problem.

The past week has been rich in domestic and foreign policy news: a new report on the Boeing MH17 crash, the crisis in Georgia and the flight ban in Tbilisi, and Putin's Direct Line. But other news may have the most consequences for the Russian economy - this week we learned the main topic of disputes in the government for the next six months. By the end of 2019, the National Welfare Fund (NWF) will have surpluses that can be spent - and we are talking about trillions of rubles a year.