July 30, 2018, 23:53 / Economics How China pushed Pakistan into crisis The country cannot service loans for megaprojects for the Silk Road and asks for IMF help Jeremy Page Saeed Shah The Orange Line (pictured) and other Pakistani projects have become a symbol of the unexpected challenges facing China as it navigates the New Silk Road / Jamil Ahmed / Zuma / TASS The construction of Pakistan's first subway, the Orange Line, with air-conditioned trains, was to be one of China's first successes in

Internet holding Mail.ru Group announced that it is ceasing the development, promotion and support of its own Amigo browser, launched in 2012. The company explained the decision as “a series of missteps” in promoting the browser. “For promotion, partners and advertising networks were involved, some of which turned out to be unscrupulous: to distribute the browser, they used gray schemes that contradict the rules specified in the contract.

The first bankruptcy claims were filed against the state publishing house “Nauka” in the amount of 42 million rubles. with a total debt of about 500 million rubles. about this with reference to the court file and the advisor to the director of the publishing house Boris Kupriyanov. writes Kommersant Claim by electronics supplier Abit LLC for 2 million rubles. will be considered on August 9, it follows from the file of arbitration cases.

More than 40 Moscow families have purchased additional residential space as part of the renovation program, said Marat Khusnullin, deputy mayor of the capital for urban planning policy and construction. “As of today, 30 agreements on the additional purchase of additional square footage have already been signed, and seven new residents have taken out a mortgage. Another 11 people submitted applications to improve their living space as part of the renovation program,” Khusnullin said.

New EU sanctions against Russian companies for the construction of a bridge to Crimea are a subversive policy against the inhabitants of the peninsula, said the official representative of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Maria Zakharova. “The West is acting consistently: it encourages those who were involved in the energy blockade of Crimea and persecutes those who are building civilian infrastructure.

By 2021, 2.3 million square meters will be built under the renovation program. m of housing, according to the Mosstroykompleks website with reference to Deputy Mayor of Moscow Marat Khusnullin. “Moskomarkhitektura has already issued 109 urban planning plans for land plots. This is the basis for design, examination of future objects, the foundation for work on new buildings,” Khusnullin said. According to him, the first houses built from scratch will be put into operation in 2020.

July 31, 2018, 00:31 / Business The owners of the Cherkizovo agricultural holding will directly own shares in the company Last year, the Ministry of Internal Affairs accused the management of Cherkizovo of using illegal offshore schemes Ekaterina Burlakova The owners of the Cherkizovo agricultural holding will directly own its shares, and not through a Cypriot structure / Evgeniy Razumny / Vedomosti The Federal Antimonopoly Service announced that it has received a request from a group of three

July 31, 2018, 00:43 / Finance Exclusively by subscription Unistream accused Zolotaya Korona of undermining its business reputation The payment system complained about a competitor to the Central Bank Anna Eremina Unistream decided to contact the Central Bank because after letters from Zolotaya Korona, which spoke about the poor financial situation of the payment system, the company’s partners began to ask questions, says a person close to Unistream / Sergey Nikolaev / Vedomosti One of the

The Krasnodar football club, owned by Magnit founder Sergei Galitsky, has lost six of its main sponsors. this reports RBC . According to the publication, all of them were Magnit suppliers. In particular, the club's sponsors ceased to be the manufacturer of cosmetics and household chemicals Nefis, Cherkizovo, Baltika, mayonnaise Ryaba (NMZHK) and Sloboda (Efko), as well as Richard tea (May).

July 31, 2018, 00:02 / Business / Interview How the founder of Papa John's lost his business due to a racism scandal One of the most famous pizzerias in the world has falling sales, and its focus on young audiences is not working yet Julie Jargon Rob Kim / Getty Images Most recently, Schnatter was CEO and Chairman of the Board of Directors of Papa John's.

Business “When people don’t listen, bad things happen.” Papa John's International founder John Schnatter's relationship with the giant pizzeria chain he created was hopelessly damaged by a racist scandal. 07/31/2018 Julie Jargon Photo: Rob Kim / Getty Images Most recently, Schnatter was CEO and Chairman of the Board of Directors of Papa John's.

The Khamovnichesky Court of Moscow did not consider administrative materials regarding Pussy Riot activists who were detained after a protest at the final match of the World Cup. this on his Twitter. announced One of the group members, Pyotr Verzilov, The court returned the materials to the police to eliminate shortcomings that prevented their consideration on the merits, a court representative told Interfax. She did not specify what specific deficiencies were found.

Constant hacker attacks forced Sberbank to think about ways to minimize the damage. The country's largest bank wants to purchase a cyber risk insurance program, three large insurers who learned about such plans from state bank employees told Vedomosti.

During the World Cup in Russia, fans received 1.83 million Fan IDs. This was reported by the Association of Tour Operators of Russia (ATOR) with reference to data from the Ministry of Telecom and Mass Communications. More than half of the fan passports were received by Russians - 987,000, or 54%, the rest were guests from abroad. However, the real figure for the number of foreigners who arrived may differ downward, ATOR notes: some of the Fan IDs ordered were not used by fans.

The European Union has imposed sanctions against companies involved in the construction of the Crimean Bridge. The decision on sanctions was made on July 30, according to the official journal of the EU. In particular, the companies of businessman Arkady Rotenberg, Stroygazmontazh and Mostotrest , have been included in the European sanctions list since July 31 (they are already on the US sanctions list).