The Federal Antimonopoly Service is preparing a bill regulating food prices, Forbes writes , citing a source familiar with the negotiations. The agency plans to offer to limit the markup of retail chains. The relevant information was also confirmed by a source close to one of the participants in the meeting, and a federal official. A FAS spokesman declined to comment. According to Forbes, the FAS met with representatives of retail chains the day before.

The American service People.ai, founded by a native of Dnepropetrovsk Oleg Roginsky, has attracted $100 million in investments and received a $1.1 billion valuation, becoming a "unicorn", according to Bloomberg . The round was attended by Mubadala Investment and Akkadian Ventures, as well as current investors Iconiq Capital and Lightspeed Venture Partners. The People.ai platform allows you to increase sales efficiency by automating the work of employees.

In Turkey, five Russian servicemen and three Turkish citizens died as a result of the crash of a Be-200 aircraft, according to the Russian Defense Ministry. The crash occurred during the landing approach after completing the task of extinguishing forest fires. According to Hurriyet, the plane crashed into a mountain. The ministry clarified that the plane crashed near the village of Adana in the southeast of the country, where fires were raging.

In Russia, a new record of deaths from coronavirus has been recorded - 819 deaths over the past day, reports the operational headquarters. Daily mortality statistics hit a record for the third day in a row. In previous days, 815 and 808 people died. Also, 22,144 new cases of coronavirus were detected in Russia over the past day. Moscow remains the leader with 2317 new cases.

President of Natura Siberica Sergey Builov, commented on the accusations of the company's employees in its "raider takeover". in a conversation with Forbes, appeared on the brand's Instagram account On August 12, an open letter on behalf of 185 employees of Natura Siberica. They claimed that key employees of the company had their passes and access to databases revoked, and jobs were taken by unknown people.

Trust filed a claim for 156.6 billion rubles with the Moscow Arbitration Court against the former co-owner of the Otkritie group, Vadim Belyaev, follows from the file of arbitration cases. The third parties in the suit are FC Otkritie, the Central Bank and the management company of the Banking Sector Consolidation Fund (FCBS). The lawsuit is part of a strategy to return funds withdrawn by Belyaev from Trust and Otkritie, said a bank spokesman in a conversation with Forbes.

Foreign investors are investing less and less in the Russian market, writes , citing data from Emerging Portfolio Fund Research (EPFR). Kommersant For the ninth week in a row, funds have been withdrawn from funds whose investment declaration is focused on the Russian stock market. During this period, almost $500 million was withdrawn. Over the past week, the amount amounted to $55 million, the newspaper notes.