04 October 2012, 19:53 / Finance European banks continue to rush into the American market They are in crisis at home, but the US still accounts for 60% of commissions - for consulting on mergers and acquisitions and for helping to raise capital Patrick Jenkins Daniel Schaefer Bloomberg Wall Street may never be as cosmopolitan as the City of London.

Moscow leases warehouses The Moscow mayor's office will hold an auction to sell 100% of the shares of OAO Glavsnab of the Government of Moscow and 49% of OAO Golutvinskaya Sloboda, according to a statement from the State Unitary Enterprise for the Sale of Property. The former owns 8 warehouse complexes (in Perovo, Kapotnya, Beskudnikovo, etc.) with a total area of ​​106,000 sq. m. The starting price is 2.5 billion rubles.

The technical director of Invest-Oil LLC, which owned the damaged plant, has been detained in connection with the fire at the oil sludge processing plant in the Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug. The press service of the Investigative Committee for the Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug reports that he is suspected under the article "Violation of safety rules at explosive facilities." The investigation will seek his arrest. The general director of this company was previously detained.

Andrey Vorobyov "The provisions of the articles of the law are in internal contradiction <...> The procedure for replacing an early vacated mandate is incorrectly regulated." According to the leader of the United Russia faction, they intend to prohibit the transfer of a mandate by a party decision to any candidate in the group through the Constitutional Court.

Yesterday, Primorsky Trust LLC bought the federal monument Gostiny Dvor in Pushkin for 246 million rubles at the Property Fund auction. Two firms participated in the auction, the price increased by 1 million rubles (one step). This is the most expensive object sold by the fund this year, says Dinara Useinova, First Deputy General Director of the Property Fund. Thirteen premises with a total area of ​​9,642 square meters were put up for auction, the fund said in a statement.

The Kremlin does not consider the PACE recommendations on democratizing the system of power in Russia to be appropriate and does not intend to listen to them, said the presidential press secretary Dmitry Peskov. This is how he commented on the PACE resolution, which contains an appeal to Vladimir Putin "not to strengthen the authoritarian nature of the system, but to democratize it." Read also: PACE calls on Putin to democratize

The winner of the competition to design a new 45,000-seat stadium at the confluence of the Volga and Samara rivers was supposed to be determined on September 14, the contract price was 1.789 billion rubles. But at the end of July, the regional Ministry of Construction withdrew the application to hold the competition. The regional government explained this by the decision of the governor, who believed that the price of the project could be reduced.

04 October 2012, 14:26 / Politics The EU summit will discuss a new governance architecture for the eurozone The primary task by the end of the year is to accelerate the creation of a unified banking supervision Ekaterina Kravchenko Hannelore Foerster / Bloomberg At the EU summit scheduled for October 18-19, the European Commission will present the idea of ​​fiscal union and common governance - this is part of the economic and monetary integration plan, said European Commission spokesman Olivier

The recent legislative activity is depressing. The Supreme Court removes unlawful violence used by the police against citizens from the scope of criminal law and recognizes the ban on "propaganda of homosexuality" as legal.

The European Union expressed solidarity with the Turkish side after the incident on the border between Turkey and Syria and called on its neighbors to exercise restraint. This was stated on behalf of the EU by its High Representative for Foreign Policy Catherine Ashton. She believes that this incident clearly demonstrates the "tragic side effect" of the Syrian crisis for neighboring countries. On the evening of October 3, several artillery shells were fired from Syria into Turkish territory.

How short human memory can be! It would seem that the last crisis was only four years ago, and some have apparently already forgotten that debts must be accumulated wisely, and that large debts are a direct path to problems. But it turns out that whoever forgets first will be the first to remember these simple truths. I am saying this because on Tuesday Mechel announced record quarterly losses of $823 million. And experts are now wondering whether the company will cope with servicing the loans.

03 October 2012, 23:46 / Lifestyle Festival “Contemporary Art in a Traditional Museum”: Right at your fingertips The international festival “Contemporary Art in a Traditional Museum” is being held in St.

Over the past 1.5 years, Russian banks have reduced their capital adequacy by 5 percentage points, said Alexey Simanovsky, First Deputy Chairman of the Bank of Russia, at a press conference. "If we talk about the factors reducing capital adequacy, then one third is the result of increased prudential regulation and two thirds is the growth of the banking sector and the increase in banks' lending activity," Simanovsky said.

04 October 2012, 02:35 / Business Francois Beuselin will help Timchenko trade metal Gunvor, losing its position in the Russian oil market, decided to try its hand at metal trading Vladimir Shtanov Timofey Dzyadko Gunvor trader. Founded in 1997, registered in Nicosia (Cyprus). The owners are Gennady Timchenko, Torbjorn Tornqvist (in equal shares) and a trust fund acting in the interests of Gunvor top management. Revenue (2011) – $87 billion.

A draft government resolution designed to limit the growth of the state sector of the economy has been published on the website of the Ministry of Economic Development. The entry of state-owned companies and state-owned banks, in which Rosimushchestvo has more than 50%, into the capital of private companies is already approved by the government through directives of state representatives. Directives are signed by the prime minister or deputy prime ministers.