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Dec 4, 2022
Mass abbreviations in IT, "collective Volozh" and protests in China
The topic of release is mass contractions in IT companies Unsplash @ The world IT market amid a slowdown in the economy and fears of the recession was overwhelmed by a wave of abbreviations. In the United States alone, the number of dismissed technicians reached almost 100 thousand, and the number of new vacancies in IT has been declining monthly since March. The history of mass contractions on Twitter has already become legendary, but Ilon Musk is far from one.
Камилла Дадашова
The Bell
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Dec 4, 2022
The toughest oil sanctions against Russia come into force. Will they work?
Next week the world oil market will change again. On December 5, an embargo on Russian oil supplies to the EU comes into force - Russia will have to look for new buyers for 1 million barrels per day, which are still supplied to Europe. On Friday evening, the Europeans finally agreed on a crucial accompanying measure, a ceiling on Russian oil prices that Chinese and Indian companies are supposed to comply with if they want to retain access to European insurers and shipping companies.
Петр Мироненко
The Bell
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Dec 4, 2022
OPEC+ countries maintained oil production plan
The OPEC+ countries have decided to keep the current oil production plan, which provides for a reduction in production by 2 million bpd. The next ministerial meeting is scheduled for June 4. The decision not to change the parameters of the deal was made a few days after the European Union approved the price ceiling for Russian oil at $60 per barrel, and the G7 countries and Australia approved it.
Камилла Дадашова
The Bell
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Dec 4, 2022
Online investigation. How to check counterparties using the arbitration court database
The data of arbitration courts is the most open in the Russian judicial system. They are often used by journalists in their investigations. But they can also come in handy in everyday life - for example, if you need to check the reputation of your counterparty or make sure that there are no claims against you yourself.
Ирина Панкратова