Sberbank and Mail.ru Group approached the divorce and section of assets Sberbank and Mail.ru Group are still divorced. The parties asked in the Kremlin permission to divide the assets in their joint venture, which included Citimobil taxi services in 2019 and Delivery Club food, FT said today. In the event of a divorce, this will be the fourth unsuccessful digital partnership of Sbering.

Alexei Navalny again sued the press secretary of the President of Russia Dmitry Peskov. Information about the claim is placed in the file cabinet of the Presnensky District Court of Moscow. This is the second claim by Alexei Navalny against Dmitry Peskov. Again, we are talking about protecting honor, dignity and business reputation.

On March 27, the richest person of the Czech Republic, owner of PPF Group, PETR KELLER, died in a plane crash in Alaska in Alaska in Alaska. Together with two guides and two tourists, the businessman was going to take Heli-Skye in the Knick glacier, but the Airbus AS350 B3 helicopter, at which the company got to the descent, for the reasons not yet established, collapsed to the ground.

Gold miner GV Gold has changed its mind about going public this year, the company said in a statement. She will wait for more favorable conditions. Vladislav Barshinov, CEO of Vysochaishy, ​​said the company is postponing the listing “due to increased levels of market volatility both on the global and Russian capital markets.” However, in the future, "when market conditions become more favorable," the company will make an IPO.

Sberbank and Mail.Ru Group have turned to the Kremlin for advice on how to divide their common business, has learned . The Financial Times According to the sources of The Financial Times, the disagreements between the partners arose because of the strategy. The division of assets will affect, among other things, the Delivery Club food delivery application and the Citymobil taxi service. UPD: Companies included in the O2O business are actively and successfully developing, Sberbank said.

Exactly a year ago, these days, Russia went to a two -week quarantine, which eventually dragged on for months. The unknown gave rise to panic, the business awaited if not the return of the 1990s, then at least the new 2008. To summarize the year of the Pandemia for business, we talked with entrepreneurs from different areas ( see the interview in the project “Russian Norms!”) And analyzed the numbers.

In Belarus, a case was opened against Svetlana Tikhanovskaya about preparing a terrorist attack - the country's prosecutor general said that the oppositionist and other members of the group allegedly tried to make explosions and arson on the streets of Belarusian cities. Prosecutor General of Belarus Andrey Shved said that a case was initiated against Tikhanovskaya and other persons under Art. 289 of the Criminal Code - "Act of terrorism".

A high-stakes corruption case dominated the news in Russia this week. The star of the drama was billionaire Boris Shpigel, owner of pharmaceutical company Biotech and a former senator in the upper house of parliament. For many years Shpigel was part of Russia’s powerful pharma lobby that enjoyed connections to the highest level of government; now he finds himself behind bars. Shpigel, 68, was arrested last Sunday along with Ivan Belozertsev, governor of Penza Region in central Russia.

The actions of the hackers who organized the attack on US government agencies using SolarWinds software were not limited to hacking the US Department of the Treasury and the US Department of Commerce - according to AP agency sources, hackers, whom US intelligence agencies consider Russian, gained access to the emails of the head of the US Department of Homeland Security and other top officials. officials of the department responsible for preventing cyber threats.

TV presenter and ex-presidential candidate Ksenia Sobchak sparked debate this week after her video interview with kidnapper and serial rapist Viktor Mokhov. In 2000, Mokhov seized two under-age girls and imprisoned them in a specially-built cellar, where he kept them for four years, raping them repeatedly. For his crimes, Mokhov spent 17 years in prison, but was recently set free and returned to his home near the city of Ryazan. The interview was watched by over 5 million people.

Opposition leader Alexei Navalny — who has just begun a two-and-a-half year jail sentence — is already suffering from health problems. Not only is Navalny experiencing severe back pain, the cause of which is unclear, but his lawyers claim prison doctors are refusing him treatment. At the same time, Navalny’s colleagues are experimenting with new ways to organise rallies in his support. Navalny’s wife and lawyers spoke publicly about his health problems Thursday.

Tinkoff Bank filed a lawsuit against PJSC Mobile Telesystems, follows from the data in the file cabinet of the Moscow Arbitration Court. The amount of the claim exceeds 1.1 billion rubles. The statement of claim was registered on March 29, the case has not yet been accepted for proceedings. The third party is the Federal Antimonopoly Service of Russia (FAS). The amount of claims is 1.117 billion rubles. There are no details of the case on file.

The collapse of the sale of assets of the hedge fund Archegos Capital Management brought down the quotes of the companies that fell under them, and the news of large losses also brought down the investment banks associated with the fund Credit Suisse and Nomura. Before trading on Monday, March 29, traders literally stuck to the terminals, there was no such uncertainty at the opening for many months, writes Bloomberg.

The container ship Ever Given, which caused the blocking of the Suez Canal, is finally completely off the ground and is already heading north. This will allow the most important trade route to be reopened to traffic, writes Bloomberg. The Suez Canal Authority said in a statement that the ship is fully afloat again. Tugs hauled the container ship offshore, where it had been aground since last Tuesday.

Deliveroo's top valuation target for food delivery service Deliveroo has fallen by nearly £950m ($1.3bn). This happened after some investors expressed dissatisfaction with the attitude of the service towards employees. British restaurant delivery startup Deliveroo has set a new price range, writes Bloomberg. The lower limit remained the same - 3.90 pounds per share ($5.40), while the upper limit fell to 4.10 pounds ($5.67) instead of the original 4.60 pounds ($6.37).