February 25, 2013, 04:40 / Finance The MTPL policy will not rise in price, but the coverage will not increase either The state will not increase the cost of the MTPL policy due to an increase in the payment limit. may postpone the date from which the increased limits will take effect But Alexey Rozhkov D. Abramov / Vedomosti Top managers and owners of the largest Russian insurance companies met with Finance Minister Anton Siluanov and his deputy Alexei Moiseev on Friday.

T.Ohsumi / Bloomberg It makes sense for Apple to release a cheaper iPhone, Morgan Stanley analysts believe. For example, the release of the iPad Mini tablet expanded Apple's customer base in China and Brazil: the iPad Mini accounted for 50% of purchases there. In addition, Chinese users wanted Apple Manufacturer of electronics and software.

Public Joint Stock Company KyivEnergo has warned the Kyiv metro of possible power outages if accumulated debts are not repaid, the company reported on Monday. According to KyivEnergo, the debt of Kyiv metro utilities as of February 25 was 8.5 million hryvnia ($1 million). Kyivenergo also reports that as of February 21, the total debt of all consumers, including the population, for electricity amounted to 836.9 million hryvnia ($104.6 million).

February 25, 2013, 17:46 / Finance A second front opens in the budget war in the US Congress In addition to the issue of automatic budget sequestration, which must be resolved before Friday, politicians have to think about the costs of supporting the activities of government agencies, agreed upon only until March 27 Janet Hook Peter Nicholas A.Harrer / Bloomberg In addition to the “fiscal cliff” - the automatic sequestration of the US budget, which is set to take effect on Friday - a new budget

February 25, 2013, 07:47 / Finance Renaissance Group owes money to Onexim Even having sold key assets to the Onexim group, Renaissance Group still owed it $93 million, and its total debt was $272 million. Anton Trifonov has already defaulted on part of the debt M.

D. Abramov For a long time, this segment looked less attractive to interested parties than office or retail real estate – development is more complicated, the margin is lower. On the other hand, since 2001, no more than 2% of the space in warehouses in the Moscow region has been empty, i.e. demand is high. Will this segment be able to become the first in the eyes of investors and where it should develop was discussed at a round table by Vedomosti. Real Estate.

Almost a third of the total amount was spent on Belaya Ploshad (74,000 sq. m, built in 2009), which VTB sold to O1 Properties for $1 billion, as consultants tacitly claim. There is no official data on the deal. Interestingly, the largest purchases were made by Russian investors. In first place is the aforementioned O1 Properties. In 2012, it also acquired Ducat Place III (33,000 sq. m, built in 2006, for approximately $370 million).

A. Rudakov Last year, RGI returned to its "historical" name, Rose Group. The company's founder, Boris Kuzinets, made a name for himself as a developer of Ostozhenka, but in the post-crisis period, he launched an economy-class project in the near Moscow region. At the beginning of this year, Boris Kuzinets sold his stake to financial institutions. Will the company's strategy change, will it return to Ostozhenka, and how is it working now as a public developer in the still opaque Moscow market?

About 200 private parking complexes with cafes and hotels are planned to be built in the Moscow region at the entrances to the Moscow Ring Road, said Acting Governor of the Moscow Region Andrei Vorobyov. Earlier, Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin announced that from March 2013, trucks over 12 tons will be prohibited from driving along the Moscow Ring Road from 6:00 to 22:00, and from May to October - from 06:00 to 24:00.

The inauguration ceremony of the first female president of the Republic of Korea, Park Geun-hye, who won the elections in December 2012 as the candidate of the ruling party, was held in Seoul. According to the BBC, she gave a speech at the ceremony in which she said that she would not tolerate any actions that would threaten the lives of her fellow citizens and the security of the state.

LG Electronics has purchased the rights to the webOS operating system from Hewlett-Packard for use in its televisions, the Cnet website reported, citing LG representatives. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed. As part of the agreement between the parties, LG will receive not only the webOS source code, which was published in the public domain last year, but also employees working on the development of the system, as well as related patents, Cnet notes.

Ukraine and the European Union have signed a memorandum of understanding on the issue of providing Kyiv with macro-financial assistance in the amount of 610 million euros, the Ukrainian news agency UNIAN reports from Brussels, where the Ukraine-EU summit is taking place. The condition for the allocation of funds will be, in particular, the conclusion of the European Commission on satisfactory cooperation between Kyiv and the International Monetary Fund.

During 2015, the Federal Drug Control Service, the FSB and the Ministry of Internal Affairs will transfer some of their investigative functions to a single Investigative Committee. This was announced by the director of the FSKN, Viktor Ivanov, as reported by Interfax. According to him, the schedule for the transfer of functions has already been agreed upon.

The Russian Airborne Forces (VDV) are working with research centers to develop a combat vehicle of the future, which will be a medium helicopter with powerful weapons and folding propellers, VDV Commander Colonel General Vladimir Shamanov said on Monday. "We are actively working with research centers to develop the ideology of the combat vehicle of the future.

ITAR-TASS Instead of benches Victoria Kamlyuk, Director of Street Retail at Knight Frank: – Rental rates for street retail premises in the Central Administrative District on the first line of buildings are $2,500–4,000 per sq. m. per year. Most existing anti-cafes are located on the second line or on the second floors of buildings. Such premises can be classified as low-liquid retail or even office space, with rates at the level of $500–1,000 per sq. m. per year (RUB 1,250–2,500 per month).