The Chinese authorities continue to go to Internet companies by regulatory rinks. How will it end for Jack Ma and his colleagues? The Chinese authorities continue to put Internet giants in place. After the cancellation of the IPO Ant Group Jack Ma, a billionth fine for Alibaba, the start of investigations or the appearance of informal claims to other Internet companies came the turn of the largest taxi aggregator DIDI.

The VkusVill chain of stores removed from the site an advertising article , one of the heroes of which was an LGBT couple, and published a text in its place with an apology to customers, "whose feelings were hurt by the article." In place of the material now posted an apology.

On Monday, OPEC+ members will continue negotiations on oil production quotas. Negotiations began on June 30, but the participants have not yet been able to agree on anything. The result of another conflict within the cartel will determine not only oil prices for 2022, but also the future of the entire energy industry, writes Bloomberg.

Moet Hennessy will comply with Russian legislation and label its products as "sparkling wine" instead of "champagne" in order to resume deliveries to the country. It is reported by Bloomberg, citing a statement from the company. The report says that changes in Russian legislation have led to a temporary halt in the supply of champagne to Russia. However, they will recover soon after the company settles the label adjustment process.

The Chinese authorities demanded that the largest taxi service Didi be removed from app stores. Just a few days ago, the company raised more than $4 billion in an IPO in New York. The Cyberspace Administration of China (CAS) claims that the service has serious problems related to the illegal collection of personal data.

Russia is breaking new records in terms of the incidence of coronavirus. According to the operational headquarters, over the past day, have been detected 25,142 new cases of the disease in the country - this is the maximum number since January. The number of deaths is 663 people. In Moscow, 7624 cases were detected, the day before this figure was 7446. According to the operational headquarters, 1548 people were hospitalized per day, 111 people died.

On July 3, Vladimir Putin signed a new version of the decree on Russia's National Security Strategy. These are the first changes to the document since 2015.

Joe Biden said he was "not sure" about Russia's involvement in the massive ransom hacks against businesses. this The President stated during his visit to Michigan. “We are not sure if they are Russians,” Biden said. — I received brief information on the plane. Now we think it's not the Russian government, although we're not sure." He also said that he had not discussed the incident with Vladimir Putin.