Robert Dudley’s General Director of BP is resigned, Sky News said. This year he turned 64. Dudley led the company a record for the sector for 10 years, led it through a disaster in the Gulf of Mexico and saved it from one of the most bloody corporate conflicts in Russia. Photo: from the Kremlin website Details. Care can be announced before the end of October, and retirement itself can take 12 months. Dudley has been heading one of the largest oil and gas companies in the world for 10 years.

Having earned the first money on the supply of jeans and video cassettes to Mongolia, Haltmagin Battulga in the late 90s began to build his Genco business empire, borrowing a name from the “godfather”. Having become one of the richest people in the country, under the slogans, which very related him to Donald Trump, Battulga was elected president in 2017.

Despite Facebook's efforts to combat disinformation, the social network remains the No. 1 platform in terms of political propaganda, its use by governments around the world is only growing, according to a study by the University of Oxford, which tells the NYT. Over the past two years, the number of countries hosting political disinformation campaigns on social media has doubled to 70 countries. Russia is among the leaders among cyber-dangerous countries. Details.

This week, the whole world is discussing the emotional performance of the 16-year-old Greta Tunberg at the UN climate summit in New York, where she got on the ocean yacht for several weeks. In her speech, Greta accused world politicians of “stole dreams and childhood from her,” and stated that the youth “would never forgive them for this.” The Bell tells how the “Greta effect” in business is manifested and what economists think of it. Hero.

The Donald Trump administration is discussing how to limit the investment of American investors in the Chinese economy, Bloomberg learned. One option is the forced delisting of Chinese companies from US exchanges. Shares of Chinese IT giants collapsed on this news. Details. Discussions on the matter began in Washington during the current brief respite in the trade war between the world's two largest economies.

As of this Tuesday , 19,000 Russian businessmen can rightfully say that they were deceived personally by Vladimir Putin. An article in Vedomosti revealed that the FSB, in the case of businessman Valery Izrailit, violated the president's promise not to use capital amnesty declarations against entrepreneurs.