The topic of release - who needs a law on advertising in Runet Thomas Jensen/Unsplash On September 1, amendments on accounting for Internet advertising entered into force in Russia. New legislation will affect everyone who places advertising in Runet. In this issue, we tell you-where did the idea come from to collect the entire Internet advertising in a single register and how it will threaten business, sites and blogs.

The retreat of the Russian troops from the Kharkov region was not limited only to the Izumsko-Balakli group. By 16:00, wire telegram channels noted the abandonment of key settlements in the north of the region by Russian troops, on the border with Russia-Volchansk and Veliky Burluk. This is confirmed by the card shown at the briefing of the Ministry of Defense.

After the successful counter-offensive of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the Kharkiv region, the Kremlin decided to postpone the holding of referendums on the “joining” of the self-proclaimed LPR and DPR with Russia for an indefinite period, learned Meduza (recognized as a foreign agent in Russia). Referendums on the annexation of the occupied territories of the Ukrainian regions - Zaporozhye, Kharkiv and Kherson - are also postponed.

The campaign of the Baltic countries to ban tourist trips of Russians to Europe ended with only partial success. The European Union has suspended the visa facilitation agreement with Russia and published detailed recommendations on the procedure for issuing visas. They look harsh and will create additional difficulties for Russians in obtaining tourist visas - but in practice they are unlikely to prevent them from continuing to issue them to countries they wish.

Recently, The Bell spoke about a man named Evgeny Kostyukevich, who seems to be the new owner of the Russian plants of the Swiss Holcim Group, is one of the largest manufacturers of building materials in the world. But as the special correspondent of The Bell, Irina Pankratova, Kostyukovych, previously convicted of crimes like theft of a chainsaw, could hardly actually claim to buy a large business. This is how this investigation was done.

Last week, the top manager of one of the well-known American companies, the Bed Bath & Beyond home goods chain, committed suicide. Once the company was a leader in its segment, but now it is in critical condition: its sales are falling, and debts are growing. And the chances of saving the business, apparently, are small: a top manager committed suicide two days after he presented the restructuring plan.