Andrei Trubnikov’s business after his death can be sold AFK “System” Andrei Trubnikov, the founder of Natura Siberica, quickly found a serious contender for the business of the founder of Natura Siberica. As The Bell found out , the heirs of Trubnikov are negotiating on the sale of a control package of shares with billionaire Vladimir Yevtushenkov and his AFK System.

The bill, which prohibits banks from transmitting information at the request of the authorities of "unfriendly" countries, will only complicate the life of Russian credit institutions and may deprive them of the opportunity to conduct foreign exchange transactions, the Association of Banks of Russia said. This is a bill that the government submitted to the State Duma on June 15.

The conflict between the heirs of Andrei Trubnikov around Natura Siberica may end in the sale of a controlling stake. The contender for the purchase is billionaire Vladimir Yevtushenkov and his AFK Sistema, The Bell found out. What's happened The fact that AFK Sistema is negotiating the purchase of shares in the cosmetics manufacturer Natura Siberica with relatives of the company's founder Andrei Trubnikov, The Bell learned from a person familiar with the negotiations.

The Central Bank named the first 12 banks to test the digital ruble. The start of the experiment is scheduled for January 2022. As specified in the message on the website of the regulator, the selected banks "expressed their desire to participate in the pilot project and sent letters to the Bank of Russia." The first pilot group included : Ak Bars Bank, Alfa-Bank, DOM.RF Bank, VTB, Gazprombank, Tinkoff Bank, Promsvyazbank, Rosbank, Sberbank, SKB-Bank, SOYUZ Bank and TKB Bank.

At least 50% of flights to Sochi, Anapa and Gelendzhik may be canceled for all Russian airlines in the near future, RIA Novosti and TASS sources report . The reason is that pilots and other crew members on business trips will no longer be accommodated in hotels without a vaccination certificate or negative PCR tests.

In Russia, infection with a new strain of coronavirus "delta plus" was detected, said the head of Rospotrebnadzor Anna Popova. The first case of infection with the Delta Plus strain in Russia was reported on June 25 by Daria Danilenko, Deputy Director of the Smorodintsev Research Institute for Influenza. The head of Rospotrebnadzor explained that the department "very carefully" checked the information that had appeared and it was confirmed.

All three journalists of the Proekt publication, who were searched and seized today, and they themselves were interrogated, remained in the status of witnesses, Interfax reported, citing the director of the Center for the Protection of Media Rights (according to the decision of the Russian Ministry of Justice, it was included in the register of NGOs performing functions of a foreign agent) Galina Arapova.

Uber will allow its employees to work half the time away from the office and will recommend up to four weeks of remote work a year away from home, Reuters writes , citing a source. about the company's updated plan to return employees to the office Previously, Business Insider spoke . In April, Uber announced plans to require employees to work in the office at least three days a week from September, with the other two working from home.

The activity of vaccines against COVID-19 turned out to be lower against the "Indian" strain of SARS-CoV-2 (in the WHO classification - "delta"), but the main Russian vaccine in this respect is still better than foreign ones, said the deputy director for scientific work of the Gamaleya Center ( developer of the Sputnik V vaccine) Denis Logunov.

The city authorities intend to extend the QR code system to other industries besides catering. Alexei Nemeryuk, First Deputy Head of the Office of the Mayor and the Government of Moscow, said this on air on Channel One today. “Let's get it straight – public transport and shops – maybe not in the near future. But we have ideas of which industries can join this program,” Nemeryuk said.

The revenue of Moscow catering establishments fell sharply on the first day after they were transferred to a “free” regime (visiting only with a QR code for vaccinated, recovered patients and with a negative test), restaurateurs told Kommersant. Market participants have warned of massive closures that could surpass what happened in 2020.

The governors are receiving a new plan for vaccination against COVID-19 from the federal operational headquarters for combating coronavirus, the leadership of two Russian regions told Dozhd. The channel's interlocutors argue that "more flexible" rules will reduce the number of adults across the country, which must be vaccinated by September 1, from 60% to 30-35%.

Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin has approved a new support package for public catering establishments, the press service of the mayor's office said on Tuesday. Catering establishments will receive a deferral of rental payments for the third quarter of 2021 until the end of 2021. These premises should be rented from Moscow. Public catering is included in the program of subsidies for small and medium-sized businesses.

The mechanism of non-market price regulation in Russia will become comprehensive, but at least predictable Vedomosti learned from government sources the first details about the system for protecting the domestic market from rising world prices, which was mentioned by First Deputy Prime Minister Andrei Belousov.

Restrictions for the unvaccinated in the resorts of the Kuban proved to be ineffective in motivating people to get vaccinated: only 3% of Russians surveyed said they were ready to get vaccinated for the sake of relaxing on the Black Sea, writes RBC.