Vladimir Putin instructed to start mass vaccination next week - but this is unlikely to work out The story with mass vaccination of Russians from the Covid-19 is approaching a denouement. After Britain registered and promised next week to start vaccinating his citizens with Pfizer vaccine, Vladimir Putin asked Deputy Prime Minister Tatyana Golikova to begin mass vaccination of Russians with the drug “satellite V”.

Rusnano will sell a stake in the waste incineration plant (WIP) project to Rostec and its subsidiary RT-Invest, in which, in addition to the state corporation, partners of Arkady Rotenberg's eldest son Igor own shares, RBK writes . We are talking about the Energy from Waste project , which includes four waste incineration plants around Moscow and one in Kazan. The companies do not own it directly, but through the investment partnership First Ecological Fund.

in the US today The first Boeing-737 MAX successfully landed , taking off with passengers after the FAA re-approved the airliner for flights after two crashes and a 20-month break. The flight from Dallas, Texas to Tulsa, Oklahoma was not a commercial flight: the passengers were employees of Boeing itself and journalists. The choice of destination is symbolic: Tulsa is the base airport of one of the largest operators and customers of the type, American Airlines.

Taxi service Lyft downgraded its fourth-quarter outlook after a 50% fall in U.S. travel in November due to a new wave of the pandemic. Unlike competitor Uber, which is helped by developed delivery, Lyft has remained almost a pure taxi, writes Bloomberg. The company admitted that in the fourth quarter, its revenue growth to the third will be "at the lower end of the range of 11-15%", which the service indicated in its November 10 forecast.

Rusnano will be headed by the first deputy chairman of the college of the military -industrial complex Sergey Kulikov - today this post was offered by President Vladimir Putin. The former head of the apparatus of the head of Rostec Sergei Chemezov will come to the place of Anatoly Chubais.

Until this year, we spent at an average of 12-14 hours a day. Now this figure is much larger. How did the pandemic change the requirements of buyers for premium housing? Together with the multifunctional complex of Neva Towers in Moscow City, the second tower of which was commissioned at the end of November, we chose five trends that will stay with us for a long time. With the support Trend 1.

SpaceX founder Elon Musk has said his space company will send the first humans to Mars "in about six years." “If all goes well, four years,” Musk said at the Axel Springer Leading Innovator Awards. “We want to send an unmanned ship in two years.” This week, the first high-altitude (15,000 meters) test of SpaceX's giant lunar and Martian Starship rocket is due to take place. So far, it has taken off the ground only hundreds of meters, followed by a soft landing.

Moderna tumbled in New York premarket trading after one of its investors, drug giant Merck & Co. - announced the sale of a stake in a biotech company, writes Bloomberg. Merck sold its stake in Moderna in the first half of the fourth quarter, no other information was given. After the announcement, Moderna's shares fell more than 4% before the US market opened, after the open they rose by 2% by the close.

Vladimir Putin instructed to begin mass vaccination against coronavirus next week. So far, 2021 has been on the agenda. The head of the country today asked Deputy Prime Minister Tatyana Golikova not to report on readiness for vaccination, but to start it already. “What to report every day, let’s start working,” Putin said. He expressed confidence that 2 million doses of the vaccine would be produced in the near future. They will vaccinate with the Russian drug Sputnik V.

The Russian analogue of Microsoft Office 365, MyOffice, is conquering Africa: the company has concluded software licensing deals with the governments of Cameroon, Burundi and Congo and plans to enter 23 more African countries, writes Bloomberg. MyOffice is much cheaper than the package of the American tech giant, writes Bloomberg. And most importantly, the Russian software company successfully plays on the fears of officials to store data on servers located outside their own borders.

The hero of the new issue of the project "Russian norms!" - co -founder of the International Institute of Biological Systems. CM. Berezina (MIBS) Arkady Stolpner. Together with partners, he created the first in the country the Center for Proton therapy for the treatment of cancer and the largest private network of tomography centers in Russia. This is a successful business, but Stolpner dreams of making it Non-Profit. He told Elizabeth Ossetian about this and much more.

American startup Eat Just has received permission to sell lab-grown chicken in Singapore, according to a press release. Thus, Singapore became the first state in the world to officially approve the sale of artificial meat. The company believes that it is cleaner and safer than natural. Eat Just co-founder and CEO Josh Tetrick said he believes the regulator's approval is the first of many in the world.

The American startup BlockFi, which issues loans secured by cryptocurrencies and accepts crypto-currency deposits, together with Visa and partners, will issue the world's first credit card with a cashback in bitcoins. The product launch is scheduled for the first quarter of 2021. It will be possible to spend dollars on the card and receive 1.5% cashback from each operation in bitcoins. But the maintenance of the card will cost $200 per year.

The main fears of the Russian consumer were personal finances and the state of the healthcare system, writes RBC with reference to a study by the Romir holding with the participation of more than 10 thousand respondents over 14 years old. Respondents prefer to fight anxiety during a pandemic with the help of loved ones, sweets and alcohol. Most of all, Russians are afraid of rising prices and inflation - 60% of respondents shared this fear.

One of the oldest grocery chains in Russia, Scarlet Sails, is leaving the market: X5 Retail Group rented a part of the outlets for Perekrestki, the Eliseevsky supermarket in the center of Moscow is likely to come under the control of Globus Gourmet. The fact that the network "Scarlet Sails" closes the last stores, said the sources of "Kommersant".