Economy
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Bitcoin fell to $80k: what will happen to the cryptocurrency next?
The crypto market was affected by Trump's recent decree on the creation of a national bitcoin reserve — investors' expectations regarding it were not met
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Self-prohibitions on loans and car registration without compulsory motor third-party liability insurance — new laws in March
Novelties that will change the lives of citizens and businesses in Russia from the first month of spring
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Kazan saves 1.2 billion rubles on procurement
In total, 1,228 competitive procedures worth more than 11.9 billion rubles were conducted in 2024
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In January, industrial production in Tatarstan grew by almost 5% due to farmers and the fuel and energy sector
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Tatarstan increases revenue by a quarter and becomes fourth in Russia
Only Moscow, Moscow region and Saint Petersburg are ahead
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Gil Peñalosa: ‘A Muscovite will not tell you how to live in Tatarstan’
World urban development experts advise residents of the republic to decide for themselves what their cities will be like
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Rustam Minnikhanov: ‘Tax disputes and collection processes occupy a special place’
The rais of Tatarstan called on arbitration judges to continue working to reduce tax arrears
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‘Three-digit rates will be the norm this year,’ an economist says
The dollar is below 90 rubles for the first time since September 2024 — for how long and how the situation will affect the Russian market
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Slow response and insufficient monitoring: what holds back technological development in Tatarstan
The State Council have discussed the problems and results of the activities of small technology companies
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What harvest farmers expect after an abnormally warm winter
The volume of grain produced will depend entirely on the spring rains, experts claim
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Experts question the effectiveness of the anti-fraud law
The cooling-off period for loans, in their opinion, will not solve the problem of frauds, but will limit all borrowers
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Preferential loans to farmers now issued at increased rates
Banks provide loans to farmers at 8.3% or 12.5% per annum instead of the previous 5%
