Anatoly Chubais, after leaving Rusnano, will deal with the fight against climate change After leaving Rusnano, where he worked today the last day, Anatoly Chubais can deal with questions related to climate change, The Bell found out. Chubais can be announced about the new place of work of Chubais tomorrow or early next week. The next area of ​​work by Anatoly Chubais can be questions related to climate change, two of his acquaintances told The Bell.

After leaving Rosnano, where he worked his last day today, Anatoly Chubais can take up issues related to climate change, The Bell found out. Chubais' new job could be announced as early as tomorrow or early next week. Anatoly Chubais' next line of work could be climate change, two of his acquaintances told The Bell. “This topic is close to becoming the main one for him,” one of them said. What position Chubais will take, the interlocutors of The Bell do not say.

Facebook may be the target of a new antitrust investigation in the United States: the Department of Justice is consulting with developers about the actions of the social network after buying virtual reality glasses developer Oculus for $ 2 billion in 2014, writes Bloomberg. According to the agency, Facebook faces charges of using its dominant position to “clean up” competitors, up to copying and replacing their applications.

OPEC + countries at today's meeting agreed on an interim solution: oil production quotas will not be increased by 2 million b / d from January 1, nor extended for the first quarter, Bloomberg writes, citing one of the participants . According to the agency, from January quotas will be increased, but only by a quarter of the initially set volume - by 500,000 bpd. After that, energy ministers of participating countries will meet once a month to discuss a similar increase.

S&P Dow Jones Indices, behind the leading US stock indices, the S&P 500 and Dow Jones, will begin tracking bitcoin prices in 2021. The company will launch a separate index for cryptocurrencies. The index was developed in collaboration with Lukka, a cryptocurrency data integrator. The development of the cryptocurrency asset market in recent years has stimulated investor interest in their comparative analysis and high-quality quotes, writes Dow Jones.

Russia Justice Initiative director Vanessa Kogan is being expelled from Russia within two weeks under the pretext of a national security threat, she told The Guardian. Her organization is engaged in filing lawsuits and representing the interests of Russians in the ECtHR. Kogan is a US citizen, but has lived in Russia for 11 years, has a residence permit, she has a Russian husband and two children, the newspaper notes.

The District Court of the Cypriot capital Limassol issued a decision to seize the assets of the former co-owners of Promsvyazbank Dmitry and Alexei Ananiev and their wives, reports Kommersant . This was requested by the bank "Trust", which is trying to recover from the ex-bankers the losses incurred due to their "fraudulent" actions. What assets have been seized is not disclosed. However, it is known that this property is worldwide for a total of 267 million euros.

The coronavirus pandemic has lowered the level of average wages in two-thirds of the countries of the world, but, most likely, the remaining “prosperous” third is nothing more than a statistical trick. report .

The dollar on Thursday, December 3, falls against major world currencies: the euro, the Canadian dollar and the Korean won reached highs against the US dollar in two years, and the Swiss franc - the highest level in five years, writes Bloomberg . The dollar against the ruble for the first time since September fell to 75 rubles.

Azerbaijan has summed up the losses in manpower in the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict: 2,783 soldiers officially died. On the part of Armenia, losses can be about 2.5 thousand people, not counting the losses of the forces of Nagorno-Karabakh itself. This is the first official data on Azerbaijan's losses during the conflict. At the end of October, President Ilham Aliyev said that the country would reveal its losses only after the end of hostilities.

The National Labor Relations Administration filed a complaint against American IT giant Google after investigating the reasons for the dismissal of two employees in November 2019, writes TechCrunch. The company violated some provisions of the law on labor relations, preventing the union of workers, follows from the document.

The Ministry of Justice proposed to withdraw all pre-trial detention centers and colonies outside the city limits. The department did not explain in detail the expediency of such a decision, but human rights activists fear that this will worsen the observance of the rights of prisoners.

In Moscow, from December 4, electronic registration for vaccination against coronavirus will begin, announced Mayor of the capital Sergei Sobyanin . Education, healthcare and urban social services workers will be the first to receive the vaccine. As new doses of Sputnik V arrive, this list will expand. Only citizens attached to the capital's clinics will be able to get vaccinated.

For the year since November 2019, the number of bars on the walking streets of the five largest cities (Moscow, St. Petersburg, Kazan, Yekaterinburg and Novosibirsk) has grown by 5%. This means stagnation - the growth rate is six times less than a year ago, in absolute terms, seven establishments have increased in Moscow, and one in St. Petersburg. By the end of the year, bars in the country may be reduced by a third.

Russian departments risk being left without antiviruses and office software in 2021. This was reported by RBC with reference to a letter from the head of the Association of Software Developers "Domestic Software" Renat Lashin, sent at the end of November to the Ministry of Digital Development. A spokesman for the agency acknowledged receipt of the letter.