Andrei Belousov was able to force metallurgists to share superprofits - and they will have to pay not 100 billion, but much more The first deputy prime minister Andrei Belousov won: the metallurgists will not only have to return the “scourged” 100 billion rubles to the state, but pay 165 billion before the end of the year, and then prepare to share “superprofits” with a more or less constant basis with the budget.

Unvaccinated tourists who decide to return vouchers to the resorts of the Krasnodar Territory may lose up to 80% of their funds. The situation involves the choice of a tourist, and therefore does not apply to force majeure, they say in the Russian Union of Travel Industry (PCT).

The investigator offered ex-journalist Ivan Safronov accused of treason to make a deal in exchange for a call from his mother. The defendant's lawyer said that this was the only time the public prosecutor touched a journalist. Safronov's lawyer Dmitry Katchev told RIA Novosti that FSB investigator Alexander Chaban offered Safronov to cooperate with the state prosecution in exchange for a call to his mother.

On the afternoon of June 23, the Spanish court approved the extradition of the programmer, the founder of McAfee, John Makafi, and a few hours later the 75-year-old businessman was found dead in Barcelona prison. Investigators believe that he has committed suicide. Makafi is called a pioneer of antiviruses, although he himself considered his worst in the world.

The largest Russian retailer X5 Group has separated online business into a separate structure. The company did not rule out an IPO of such a structure. X5 announced that its digital businesses (Vprok.ru Perekrestok, express delivery services and Okolo) will become a separate structure within the group. Among the options for further development, an IPO is confirmed along with "investments through strategic partnerships" and independent development within X5.

The founder and co-owner, chairman of the board of directors of Russneft Mikhail Gutseriev resigned from the board of directors of the company. On Monday, the European Union included him in the sanctions list for supporting Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko. “Mikhail Gutseriev decided to withdraw from the board of directors of PJSC NK Russneft. A corresponding statement was received by the company, ”RIA Novosti quotes the release. The reason for the decision is not reported.

The largest mobile operator and Internet provider in the UK BT Group (formerly British Telecom) has announced that it is returning roaming with the European Union after Brexit, writes Bloomberg. It's a 180-degree twist on what EE, the company's cellular division, said Thursday morning, the agency said. New customers (those who bought a plan from July 7th) will have to pay £2 a day from January to enjoy the "like at home" rate on the continent.

Media company BuzzFeed has fleshed out a plan to go public through a "shell company" SPAC, writes The Wall Street Journal. It needs the raised funds for new acquisitions in an attempt to compete with the titans of the digital advertising market. BuzzFeed may announce a Nasdaq entry this week through a merger with 890 5th Avenue Partners by Israeli venture capitalist Adam Rothstein, writes WSJ.

The European Council has published an official statement on sectoral sanctions against the economy of Belarus. They come into effect on June 24th.

The Kremlin explained that the requirement to vaccinate employees does not make the vaccination campaign mandatory, since those who do not agree with the new requirements can simply change jobs. Presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov said that "vaccination really remains voluntary." “We have already said that if a Muscovite works in the service sector, he must be vaccinated. (If.

Krasnodar resorts will be closed for tourists who have not been vaccinated - from August 1, it will be possible to check into hotels in the region only with a vaccine certificate. The Governor of the Krasnodar Territory, Veniamin Kondratiev, announced a new tightening of epidemiological measures: From July 1, hotels, boarding houses and children's camps will be able to accept vacationers only if they have a negative PCR test or a document confirming vaccination against coronavirus.

The new system for recognizing faces and silhouettes of people and cars is used by the Ministry of Internal Affairs in five Russian regions, said at the Digital Industry of Industrial Russia (CIPR) conference. Andrey Telenkov, CEO of the Ntechlab developer company, Which regions are involved is not specified. As Telenkov explained, Ntechlab combined the face recognition system already used in the regions with the function of recognizing the silhouettes of people and cars.

Quotes of Russian steel companies on Thursday, June 24, fell after the Ministry of Economic Development disclosed the details of export duties on metal products. Their introduction is inevitable, that is, metallurgists will not get off with investing superprofits in Russia at the direction of the state .

The new resolution of the chief sanitary doctor of Moscow extends the requirement to vaccinate 60% of workers by July 15 to couriers. The decree states that the list of groups of citizens subject to mandatory vaccination now includes workers "delivering goods and food, including courier." Just the day before, Yandex announced the opening of its own vaccination points in Moscow for employees of its services, including drivers and couriers. The costs will be borne by the company itself.

The number of cases of coronavirus infection confirmed per day in Russia for the first time since January 24 exceeded 20 thousand and amounted to 20,182, reports the operational headquarters. In Moscow, the daily increase was 8598. Following the capital in terms of the number of new COVID-19 patients are the Moscow region (2308) and St. Petersburg (1143). Currently, 341,617 people are sick in Russia.