Due to the Superjet disaster at Sheremetyevo, Aeroflot's top managers will not receive bonuses this year - this point is contained in the description of the KPIs of the state-owned company's managers, its general director Vitaly Savelyev said today. However, this does not mean that Aeroflot took responsibility for the disaster - Aeroflot has questions, but Aeroflot also has questions, Savelyev said.

For a plane crash in Sheremetyevo, top managers of Aeroflot lost hundreds of millions of rubles of bonuses. But to the Mac report on the disaster, the company "remained questions" Vitaly Savelyev. Photo: Agency "Moscow" Due to the Superjet disaster at Sheremetyevo top managers of Aeroflot this year will not receive bonuses-such a item is contained in the KPI description of the heads of the state-owned company, its general director Vitaly Savelyev said today.

to the State Duma A bill was submitted , according to which, from January 1, 2020, it is proposed to cancel the payment of VAT by individuals when selling gold bars and coins. Such an amendment to the Tax Code was proposed by eight senators headed by Deputy Chairman of the Federation Council Yevgeny Bushmin. The idea is to “increase the attractiveness of investing the savings of Russian citizens in gold” by abolishing the tax.

The Georgian lari has updated its historical minimum: the National Bank of Georgia on Tuesday, June 25, set the rate at 2.83 lari per US dollar. Since June 20, when protests began in Tbilisi, after which Russian authorities announced the suspension of air traffic with Georgia, the lari has lost 1.8%. Read more about this here and here .

Everyone has long known what procrastination is - the eternal temptation to put things off until later, with the realization that “later” will bring more work and stress. It turns out that there is also a reverse syndrome that causes no less harm - precrastination, the habit of completing any task at the earliest opportunity, regardless of circumstances and strategic goals. about this in detail Psychologist Nick Wignall writes in his blog. Problem.

After almost 5 years of absence, Russia can resume work in the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) - today PACE members voted to invite the Russian delegation to participate in the June session. Almost a third of the deputies of the Assembly voted against, and Ukraine has already announced the possible withdrawal of its delegation from PACE.

The Supreme Court of Austria has agreed to extradite Ukrainian oligarch Dmitry Firtash to the United States, who is accused by the American authorities of bribery and bribe-giving, TASS reports . In the United States, Firtash faces up to 20 years in prison and the seizure of assets. What is Firtash accused of? Since March 2014, Firtash has been in Austria: he was detained in Vienna at the request of the FBI.

Top managers of Aeroflot lost their annual bonuses due to the Superjet disaster at Sheremetyevo on May 5, said the company's CEO Vitaly Savelyev. Quote. "The KPI of management provides that in the event of a disaster, which, unfortunately, happened, top management loses any remuneration based on the results of work for the year.

In the US pharmaceutical market, a new mega-deal: AbbVie (high-priced drugs for HIV, hepatitis C, multiple sclerosis and other diseases) buys the Irish company Allergan, the manufacturer of the cosmetic drug Botox, for $63 billion, writes the Financial Times . The company was bought with a large premium to the market - 45%. The purchase should support sales of AbbVie after the world's top-selling antirheumatoid drug adalimumab (Humira) loses patent protection.

The consulting company Ernst & Young, which, on behalf of the court, audited the Canadian cryptocurrency exchange QuadrigaCX, found out that the founder of the crypto exchange, Jerry Cotten, transferred “significant volumes” of cryptocurrencies to competitor exchanges and personal accounts even before his death. He withdrew at least $80 million from Bitcoin and used some of the money to pay for real estate and luxury goods.

Yesterday's collapse of part of the Internet, from which Cloudflare, Amazon and Facebook suffered, turned out to be the fault of the local American provider and network company Verizon, writes The Register. That a simple mistake led to such consequences highlights the vulnerability of the Internet backbone.

Aeroflot CEO Vitaly Savelyev commented for the first time on the crash of the airline's Superjet airliner on May 5 at the annual meeting of shareholders. Quote. “The IAC published a preliminary report on the disaster, we have many questions and we have many questions,” Savelyev said. Until now, Aeroflot has not commented on the causes of the disaster, but has very sharply criticized the governor of the Khabarovsk Territory, Sergei Furgal.

Federal ministers exceed travel spending standards by hundreds of times: with budget money, officials buy business class tickets, VIP service at airports, and presidential suites in five-star hotels, Transparency International Russia has found out . And they do it legally. The Presidential Property Management Department spent 1.2 billion rubles on business trips over three years, and the Ministry of Industry and Trade spent at least 19.2 million rubles on foreign trips alone from 2016 to 2017.

The government will release gasoline prices. But not far The government decided not to extend the agreement on the control of retail prices for fuel with oil workers, Vedomosti write . From July 1, a document that determined the fate of the oil industry will cease to be valid for a whole year, but manual control will remain.

Russia's largest automakers and auto dealers have downgraded their sales forecasts for 2019 - they now expect the market to fall from 3% overall to 20% in certain sectors, Vedomosti reports . Among those who changed the forecast are AvtoVAZ, UAZ, GAZ Group, KamAZ and the Russian Automobile Dealers Association.