As Prime Minister, she did a lot for the economy Former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher died Monday morning at the age of 87 from complications of a previous stroke. Thatcher spent 11 years as prime minister and became famous, among other things, for her economic reforms. For her inflexibility in carrying out reforms, she received the nickname The Iron Lady. In particular, it privatized most of the state-owned companies.

The city authorities will return the Annunciation Church, where the museum of city sculpture, the Alexander Nevsky Lavra, is now located. The city authorities will return the Annunciation Church, where the museum of city sculpture, the Alexander Nevsky Lavra, is now located. It will become the first building transferred to the Russian Orthodox Church under the new law on the return of property confiscated by the Bolsheviks to religious organizations .

The online store resumed work after a nine-day break Today, after a nine-day break, the online supermarket Utkonos resumed operations, RBC daily reports . From March 31, the company switched to a new IT and logistics system. Now it will be carried out directly from the distribution center, bypassing stores. “These were logistics points where goods were repackaged and from there distributed to customers.

Separate garbage collection was launched in Pulkovo. The second terminal of the airport was equipped with urns of three types - “Paper, newspapers, magazines”, “Tara” and “other garbage”. A separate garbage collection program started in Pulkovo. The second terminal was equipped with urns of three types: “Paper, newspapers, magazines”, “Tara” and “other garbage”. Also, information stands were installed throughout the airport and pictograms were placed.

The service issues microloans based on social media accounts People from DST and Mail.ru Group launched an online service “Pay later” , which allows you to defer payment for the purchase of services or virtual goods on the Internet, the Vedomosti newspaper reports .

Odnoklassniki could lose $1.6 million in three days offline The Odnoklassniki social network could have lost $1.6 million over the weekend when the site was unavailable to users, from April 4 to April 7. As company spokeswoman Maria Lapuk explained on Twitter, this happened as a result of a “technical failure related to equipment.” The online publication Zuckerberg Will Call reported that the cause of the problems was a DDoS attack, but Lapuk denied this information.

In Moscow, the second IL Camino cafe with traditional Italian cuisine and the interior in the spirit of a European chalet opened. On Bolshaya Georgian, 56 earned the second restaurant of the IL Camino network. The menu and interior of the cafe exactly repeat the first establishment in Bolshoi Kozlovsky Lane: traditional Italian dishes, logs and fireplace, referring to chalet.

They will be able not to enter information about work in the work book Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a law on remote employment, obliging employers to enter into employment contracts with employees working remotely. The State Duma finally approved the document on March 22, and the Federation Council - on March 27. Amendments will be made to the Labor Code and the Law “On Electronic Signatures”.

This will help the company gain a foothold in the international market Mail.ru CEO Dmitry Grishin sent a letter to employees calling on them to patent ideas and developments related to the company’s activities, Roem.ru reports. “Our success [in the international market] largely depends on the uniqueness of our technologies and the ability to protect our developments from copying and patent trolls,” Grishin writes.

Two new chains with bubble tea have appeared in St. Petersburg. Bubble Boom is launching new outlets in shopping centers in residential areas, and Big One is opening full-fledged cafes in the center. Two more chains with bubble tea on the menu have opened in St. Petersburg. The Bubble Boom cafe will open new outlets in shopping centers in residential areas, and Big One will open full-fledged cafes in the city center.

The price of the service could reach $1 billion Google is negotiating the purchase of the WhatsApp messenger, which allows smartphone owners to communicate on different platforms, for $1 billion, Digital Trends reports , citing its sources. Purchasing the application will help Google unify its services designed for user communication: Google Voice, Google Hangouts and Google Talk.

A small bathhouse appeared on the roof of the 7th building of the Artplay Design Center. A bathhouse appeared on the roof of the 7th building of the Artplay Design Center. A small wooden building with a stove is designed for six people. Renting a bathhouse for an hour and a half costs 2 thousand rubles. The price does not include the work of a bathhouse attendant. In addition to the steam room, the building has a shower room and a small rest room.

Digest of the city events of this week: birthdays of clubs "Propaganda" and ARMA17, a festival of independent Italian cinema and several more events from The Village calendar. exhibition One of the main figures of the Russian art scenes devotes his new project to the study of the boundaries of contemporary art, using the main expressive means of the frame.

The new office of Wine Bureau in a minimalist style with green walls and glass partitions, on which corporate principles of employees are written. The previous office of Wine Bureau was on the second floor of the Good Wine supermarket, from where the office staff could observe trading halls through a large overview window. The disadvantage of space was the minus: since the company was founded in 2006, its state has increased five times.

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