Sberbank and Mail.ru are divorced: that they have accumulated in a year and a half of joint business Sberbank’s divorce from Mail.ru Group and the section of their joint assets - “Citybir”, Delivery Club and others - moved from the stage of conversations to the stage of action: This week FT said that the parties turned to the Kremlin for the corresponding permission (the Kremlin, of course, denies ).

A new banking fraud scheme is spreading in Russia, reports . RIA Novosti Since today many bank customers already know that it is impossible to report a confirmation code, scammers are trying to get a login and password from online banks. According to the publication, scammers send letters on behalf of a credit institution with a proposal to make a deposit at a high percentage, attaching a link to a fake bank page.

Among the phone numbers that have become publicly available due to the leakage of data from Facebook users, there is the number of the founder of the company, Mark Zuckerberg. It is reported by The New York Post. A screenshot from a hacker forum confirming this information was posted by one of the Twitter users. “As for the data breach of 533 million people, the irony is that, unfortunately, Mark Zuckerberg is also among them.

At least 20 senior officials have been arrested in Jordan on suspicion of plotting against King Abdullah II, reports The Washington Post. Among them is Sheriff Hassan bin Zayed, a member of the royal family. Former Jordanian Crown Prince Hamza bin Hussein placed under house arrest. The arrests were made as part of an investigation into a conspiracy against King Abdullah II.

The Sogaz insurance group, whose largest shareholders are the co-owners of Rossiya Bank, bought a 6.25% stake in the Sibur petrochemical holding from billionaire Leonid Mikhelson. This is the second such deal in two weeks, and Sogaz now owns 12.5% ​​of the petrochemical company. The cost of this package could be $2.5-3.25 billion.

A native of Russia, Dmitry Dolgov became the co-director of Waymo, a Google subsidiary that develops unmanned vehicles. The change in leadership of Waymo was announced by its former CEO John Krafchik. Instead, the company will be headed by two co-heads - Dolgov, who previously served as technical director, and Tekedra Mawakana, who previously worked as chief operating officer. In a statement, Krafchik says Dolgov and Mawakana are "perfect fit" to lead the company.