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Sep 21, 2021
Halfrillion of new taxes for large companies, what to expect from "new people" in the Duma and the diagnosis of depression from Apple
The government “sink” metallurgists for 546 billion rubles. There will be increased income tax for those who pay a lot of dividends The government has decided on its proposals for making money from a large business, which earns “superprofits” on the growth of world prices, and especially from the one who spends this money on dividends to shareholders, and not on investments in Russia.
Петр Мироненко
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Sep 21, 2021
Sberbank may sell AFK Sistema a stake in VisionLabs - Reuters
Sberbank is preparing to sell to AFK Sistema its stake in VisionLabs, a developer of facial analysis and recognition technologies, Reuters writes citing sources. Instead, Sberbank will focus on a competitive project that is part of its ecosystem, the Speech Technology Center (STC) group. Sberbank owns slightly more than 25% of VisionLabs shares, which it acquired from Sistema VC (Sistema's venture fund) and the founders of VisionLabs in 2017.
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Sep 21, 2021
United Russia will receive 324 seats in the State Duma
The Central Election Commission has published data on the number of deputy seats that the parties that have passed to the new State Duma will receive.
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Sep 21, 2021
Penitons will launch Revolut in the United States as a competitor Robinhood
The most expensive fintech startup of Great Britain Revolut with an estimate of $ 33 billion will first allow American clients to trade shares without a commission. The service will be available in the near future, said the CNBC founder and CEO of the company Nikolai Peninonsky. Revolut will announce a license for brokerage/dealer in the United States on Tuesday, September 21.
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Sep 21, 2021
"Tasteville" will introduce a new color and logo when rebranding
The Tville chain of stores, which successfully used the pandemia for the development of its own delivery, announced radical rebranding. Among other things, it will widely use the abbreviated name - BB. The company itself announced the new image today. On the same day, a competitor wrote about rebranding - the network of "ABC of taste".
Сергей Смирнов
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Sep 21, 2021
The Ministry of Economic Development has improved the forecast for Russian GDP growth, the OECD has worsened
The Ministry of Economic Development has improved the forecast for the growth of the Russian economy: by the end of 2021, the department expects GDP growth by 4.2% instead of 3.8%. Almost at the same time, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) significantly worsened its forecast for Russia.
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Sep 21, 2021
Apple is working on detecting depression via smartphone
Apple is working on recognizing the symptoms of depression and early diagnosis of cognitive impairment using smartphone sensors, the information of which will be processed by the algorithm, found out The Wall Street Journal . If this can be used to detect early signs of Alzheimer's disease, it could be a real revolution.
Сергей Смирнов
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Sep 21, 2021
"ABC of taste" conducted a rebranding with a change in the logo
A network of premium supermarkets "ABC Taste" holds the first rebranding in 15 years. Graphically, he simplifies the logo and font of the name of the company. Rebranding is designed to comply with the “ABC of Taste” transition from the product of the grocery retailer to the ecosystem of power with its own food technologies and food services, ”the company's release says.
Сергей Смирнов
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Sep 21, 2021
Universal Music Group's stock soars on Euronext debut
Shares of record label Universal Music Group (UMG), considered the world's biggest label, soared after debuting at Euronext Amsterdam in the Netherlands, writes CNBC. After the listing of the paper, the companies grew by more than a third. The company behind world-class artists including Lady Gaga and Taylor Swift opened at around €25.05 per share, more than a third of its listing price of €18.5.
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Sep 21, 2021
For the first time in 18 years, a new party fell into the Duma. What to expect from "new people"?
For the first time over the past 18 years, a new party took place in the State Duma: the United Russia company, the Communist Party, the LDPR and the Just Russia will compose the New People. The party, created in 2020 by the founder of the cosmetic company Faberlic, Alexei Nechaev with the approval of the Kremlin, goes to parliament with a liberal program consisting of populist economic cliches and ideas about utopian tax reform. What is it worth expecting from "new people" in fact?
Иван Осипов, Лада Шамардина
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Sep 21, 2021
How Evergrande's problems helped investors, the money trail of “golden passports” and the harm from Bitcoin
The Evergrande crisis has become more of a nominal reason for the sale of risky assets. No new 'Lehman Brothers moment' out of the question On Tuesday, September 21, Evergrande's quotes in Hong Kong, already the lowest in a decade, collapsed by another 7% after the publication of S&P Global Ratings that the company was on the verge of default. Quotes of the company's dollar bonds maturing in 2022 fell to 24.9 cents per dollar.
Сергей Смирнов
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Sep 21, 2021
Biden adviser said about “inexplicably low” gas supplies from Russia to Europe
The current low gas supplies from Russia to Europe could leave countries in the region running out of resources even for heating, said Amos Hochstein, senior adviser to the US president on energy security. Hochstein said that developments in Europe with gas supplies could develop dramatically if the winter is colder than usual, and stocks in gas storage facilities do not increase.
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Sep 21, 2021
Investors took advantage of falling markets on Evergrande
News of the imminent collapse of one of China's largest developers, Evergrande, dragged the world markets with it. But there is no talk of a new “Lehman Brothers moment,” analysts vying with each other. What's happening On Tuesday, September 21, Evergrande's quotes in Hong Kong, already the lowest in a decade, collapsed by another 7% after the publication of S&P Global Ratings that the company was on the verge of default.
Сергей Смирнов
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Sep 21, 2021
The Central Bank recorded a sharp increase in transfers of Russians to countries issuing “golden passports”
The Russians have increased the transfer of funds to non-CIS countries, most of which are known as offshore jurisdictions and countries that grant citizenship for investment, Forbes writes , citing data from the Central Bank. In total, in 2020, $26.9 billion was transferred from Russia to non-CIS countries. Forbes studied the statistics of the Central Bank on banking and non-banking shipments of Russian residents.
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