The Prosecutor General's Office demanded that the Investigative Committee stop the criminal prosecution of the main owner of Domodedovo Airport, Dmitry Kamenshchik, and his alleged accomplices. First, Kommersant reported this, then it was confirmed to Interfax and TASS by the representative of the supervisory agency, Alexander Kurennoy.

Russia has not yet established flight rules for drones / Sergey Fadeichev / TASS Drones are becoming popular entertainment devices Technologies / Personal technologies On Monday, July 4, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a law amending the Air Code. In particular, they abolish mandatory state registration of most unmanned aerial vehicles (drones) in the mass segment, according to this law, published on the official Internet portal of legal information.

06 July 2016, 16:14 / Economy / News Inflation in Russia in annual terms fell to 7.1% due to lower tariff indexation undefined Vedomosti Inflation in Russia for the week from June 28 to July 4 amounted to 0.4%, Rosstat reported on Wednesday. Over the previous three weeks, prices rose by 0.1% per week.

The Prosecutor General's Office's demand to terminate criminal prosecution against Domodedovo Airport owner Dmitry Kamenshchik, former airport complex director Vyacheslav Nekrasov, former head of the Russian representative office of Airport Management Company Limited Svetlana Trishina and former managing director of Domodedovo Airport Aviation Security Andrei Danilov was sent to the Investigative Committee of Russia after they were released under house arrest, Kommersant writes .

06 July 2016, 12:09 / Business / News More than 80 metro stations will be built in Moscow by 2025 undefined Vedomosti By 2025, Moscow plans to build 183 km of new metro lines and 83 stations, according to the Mosstroykompleks website, Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Urban Policy and Construction Marat Khusnullin told reporters on Wednesday. See also: Moscow metro is 80 years old “The development of transport infrastructure remains one of the priorities of our activities.

Starting July 7, Sberbank is reducing rates on mortgages, as well as some other loan products. This was stated by Sberbank President German Gref during a broadcast on the VKontakte social network, TASS reports. “We are reducing it for various products, about half a percent - for mortgages with state support, for clients who buy housing in our construction sites, etc.,” he clarified. Gref also did not rule out the bank canceling payments for cross-border transfers.

Private business is a useful thing. Almost 30 years after the legalization of private entrepreneurship, this belief has taken root in the minds of Russians of all ages and social classes, according to the results of a survey conducted by the Public Opinion Foundation in June (1,500 people from 53 regions).

05 July 2016, 23:11 / Business Loading on the Oktyabrskaya Railway increased by 11% in six months This was facilitated by rising prices for road transport Dmitry Gorshenin The growth in transportation was ensured by manufacturers of building materials and fertilizers / E. Razumny / Vedomosti Loading on the Oktyabrskaya Railway (OZhD, a branch of JSC Russian Railways ) in the first six months of 2016 increased by 11% to 50 million tons, a company representative said.

05 July 2016, 23:46 / Business Russian gas exports to Europe will grow – experts First of all, the UK, France, Germany, the Netherlands, and Belgium will increase purchases Alena Makhneva Good prospects are predicted for Gazprom in Europe / M. Stulov / Vedomosti Russia can increase gas exports to Northwestern Europe by 47 billion cubic meters. m by 2035, the growth potential will continue until 2050.

06 July 2016, 17:57 / Finance Sberbank could be headed by a woman – Gref Vedomosti Sberbank President German Gref did not rule out that the next head of the bank could be a woman, TASS reports. According to him, women are “better employees than men.” “We now have the chairman of the Central Bank [Elvira] Nabiullina.

A year and one month have passed since the first participants of the interactive performance Remote Moscow parted on the roof of the Central Department Store. It was at this point that their unusual walking tour ended, during which they re-entered the urban environment, experimented, and took provocations. The group was led by an electronic voice from headphones - a computer-synthesized audio guide.

The Russian Ministry of Agriculture has raised the forecast for the grain harvest in 2016 to 110 million tons, as follows from the materials for the meeting of the government commission on agricultural issues. A ministry official confirmed the authenticity of the document. The latest estimate from the Ministry of Agriculture is 106 million tons, Minister of Agriculture Alexander Tkachev announced on June 29 at a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Oleg Salmanov, moderator, editor of the technology and telecommunications department of the Vedomosti newspaper: Our topics today are the construction and operation of new generation networks. I would like to understand what difficulties companies face when choosing the path of RAN sharing (joint use of communication network infrastructure), and learn about the experience of joint use of networks, the pros and cons.

Antivirus manufacturer Eset Development has filed a lawsuit against the Russian Ministry of Communications, TASS reports. The ministry's press service confirmed this information. Read also: “I am quite comfortable being a Russian in SAP and doing SAP in Russia” Eset filed a lawsuit in the Moscow Arbitration Court on July 4. "The ministry received a copy of the application and will consider it in accordance with the established procedure," the department clarified.

In the second quarter of 2016, the revival in the Russian labor market gave way to a lull, Avito employees note, analyzing the database of responses to vacancies on the portal. The company attributes the lull to the May holidays and the beginning of the vacation season. According to Avito Work, the number of responses to vacancies in Russia has decreased by 15% over the year, and by 18% compared to the first quarter of 2016.