Who and why makes financial claims to the organizers and protests in Moscow Photo: The Bell A second lawsuit was filed to the organizers of protest shares in Moscow on compensation for damage from a private company, and the total amount of claims has already exceeded 14 million rubles.

A second claim for damages from a private company has been filed against the organizers of protests in Moscow. The first was the Armenia restaurant , and now the taxi service M.Taxi is demanding compensation for 787 thousand rubles for losses from unregistered candidates for the Moscow City Duma. Its owner, Vasily Laushkin, was a shareholder in a bank that had collapsed and served the Russian Orthodox Church, and now serves government contracts worth almost a billion rubles.

Rosneft spokesman Mikhail Leontiev called the Finance Ministry's proposal to raise the mineral extraction tax on oil and tax associated petroleum gas "hooliganism," writes RBC. Read also All other oilmen will pay for tax breaks for Rosneft Quote. “Let the entire industry pay for benefits to Sechin and Dyukov! This is hard trolling, worthy of the position of protesters with posters.

The most banal advice when forming a personal currency strategy: "Do not put all eggs in one basket." The head of the Accounts Chamber, Alexei Kudrin, in an interview with 2014, recommended that the Russians decompose money in “three heaps”: dollars, euros and rubles. The main question is in what proportions to divide their savings in different currencies.

Russia and Belarus plan to abolish roaming between the two countries by the end of this year, said . Belarus' Minister of Antimonopoly Regulation and Trade Vladimir Koltovich In July, Speaker of the Federation Council Valentina Matvienko reported that the issue of abolishing roaming could be resolved by September 15 and promised to personally “put the squeeze on” this topic. Countries have been discussing the possibility since December 2018.

"Magnit" will test a new format of specialized stores under the brand name "Magnit Evening". The first store will be launched in Samara, its area will be approximately 200 square meters. m. In addition to alcoholic beverages (about 2.5 thousand items), the store will feature everyday products - snacks, sweets, coffee to go and other goods, writes Kommersant . The emphasis will be on private label products. The retailer will launch the new format in pilot mode for three to six months.

Chinese Internet giant Alibaba Group has postponed its listing in Hong Kong indefinitely due to ongoing protests, writes WSJ. Overall, Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index has fallen 13% since April. Details. Alibaba had planned to list in the coming weeks, but sources at the company said today that this will not happen: protests in the region are increasing economic costs. The deal was supposed to be very large - from $10 billion to $15 billion.

Dmitry Medvedev continues to develop the idea of ​​a four-day working week: the prime minister instructed the Ministry of Labor to submit to the government a position on the prospects for its introduction in Russia by September 30, writes Izvestia . The ministry, together with the trade unions (who proposed the idea) and the RSPP, will have to assess the impact of the four-day period on the economy, including labor productivity and the social sphere.

State Unitary Enterprise "Moscow Metro" filed a lawsuit against seven opposition leaders. the claim on the website of the Koptevsky District Court. Pavel Chikov, head of the Agora human rights group, noticed Details and amount of the claim are not yet available.

Mail.ru Group of Alisher Usmanov announced the purchase of YouDrive carsharing. This is the fourth largest fleet company in the Russian market, but Mail.ru expects to bring it closer to the first position. The fact that the deal is being prepared, The Bell was the first to write back in March. What happened.

Sberbank is rapidly increasing its presence in IT. After buying Rambler with the Okko online cinema and partnering with Mail.Ru, he is looking at another major service - the 2GIS mapping system, learned . RBC What happened. Several sources from both sides spoke about the negotiations between Sberbank and the owners of 2GIS on entering the capital. A source in the industry claims that the owners of 2GIS themselves came up with an offer to sell to investors.

To ensure Rosneft and Gazprom Neft, the Ministry of Finance proposed to increase taxes for all They can offer all other oil workers to pay for tax benefits for Igor Sechin. As Kommersant found out , the Ministry of Finance considers the possibility of compensating for 600 billion rubles of budget losses due to tax deductions for Rosneft and Gazprom Neft, increasing the taxes of oil and associated gas.

All other oil workers may be offered to pay for tax breaks for Igor Sechin. As Kommersant found out , the Ministry of Finance is considering the possibility of compensating for 600 billion rubles in budget losses due to tax deductions for the Priobskoye field of Rosneft and Gazprom Neft by increasing taxes on oil and associated gas production. Tax breaks for Rosneft and Gazprom Neft totaling 600 billion rubles were approved by Vladimir Putin.

The Moscow Exchange will soon launch a price index for Moscow real estate, Vedomosti writes . It can become a convenient, albeit not risk-free, tool for an investor who does not want to deal with physical housing. What happened. The Moscow Exchange will launch a price index and futures per square meter of Moscow real estate by the end of the year, Arseny Glazkov, director of the derivatives market department, told the publication.

The Aeroflot group received 14 of the 15 routes of the bankrupt Transaero, but the very valuable Moscow-Paris route went to S7, the country's largest private air carrier, Vedomosti writes . What happened? On August 13, the interdepartmental commission of the Ministry of Transport and the Federal Air Transport Agency summed up the results of the competition and assigned Moscow-Paris (the frequency was operated by Transaero and then Rossiya) to S7 Airlines.