5.6 Billion Ruble Lawsuit: Tupolev Seeks Amicable Agreement with Tatneft
The case hearing has been postponed until June 25, 2025
Finance
Unprecedented Act of Corruption: Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky Sea Port Nationalized by Court Order
Over 16 Billion Rubles of Illegal Assets Returned to the State
Paid in crypto, but you'll have to pay in rubles: fines up to one million rubles for cryptocurrency payments may be introduced in Russia
Illegal digital currency is planned to be confiscated
Mir cards will now be issued in Cuba: local banks have started working with the Russian payment system
The payment system from the Russian Federation will solve the problems with the digitalization of the island's economy
Legal Battles Around Akkuyu NPP Continue: Russian Fire System Manufacturer Exempted from Penalty for Refusal to Work
Rubezh Company Fought Off $5.4 Million in Court Payments
Dozens of Illegal Crypto Farms Discovered in Dagestan
Damage from illegal mining in the republic reached 400 million rubles
Bank Accounts for Teenagers May Only Be Opened with Parental Approval
The State Duma deputies considered the relevant bill in the first reading
Fighting Droppers: Russia to Introduce a Limit of 100,000 Rubles per Month on Transfers Starting May 15
The Central Bank's new measures are aimed at combating droppers and will only affect them
“Mir” expands its geography: Russian payment system starts operating in Iran
The function is also available in the Mir Pay application in selected retail outlets in the country
New Ways to Combat Fraudsters Proposed in Russia
Government proposes blocking stolen funds
Kostroma State District Power Plant Left Without Equipment?: Inter RAO Files a 264.7 Million Ruble Lawsuit Against Power Machines
The reason for going to court is a delay in the delivery of equipment for the modernization of the plant
Criminal liability for droppers may be introduced in Russia
New amendments to the Criminal Code will help punish those who transfer their bank details to fraudsters
Towards Market Monopolization?: Ministry of Industry and Trade Considers Banning Sales of Foreign Electronics in Public Procurement
For now, state-owned companies can purchase foreign products if there are no domestic equivalents
They were caught: Arbitration court fined "Magnit" for illegally playing other people's songs
The supermarket chain played hits by the group "Tatu" and Lena Perova
Russian Defence Ministry Demands Nearly 90 Million Rubles from Avtomatika Concern
The lawsuit was filed with the Moscow Arbitration Court