Finance
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Chinese manufacturer Midea moves refrigerator assembly from Tatarstan to Belarus
Midea Group has transferred production out of Russia, and its former plant in the Alabuga Special Economic Zone is facing the threat of bankruptcy
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Overdue debts of Tatarstan residents exceed 38 billion rubles
Collectors are buying up debts before court proceedings, as the Central Bank has made judicial recovery unprofitable
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Dollar 2.0: why Trump rejects the Federal Reserve’s digital dollar and bets on stablecoin
Behind declarations of freedom, there’s a struggle to maintain the US monetary dominance
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This is not Moscow and Moscow Region: Tukayevsky District separating from Naberezhnye Chelny
The authorities of the Tukayevsky District plan to move the administration from Naberezhnye Chelny to the village of Novy
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GENIUS Act: how the US bringing cryptocurrency ‘digital dollars’ under control
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Depositors will be charged 20–30% more tax than a year earlier
Experts attribute this to the high key rate and the obligation of banks to report to the tax authorities
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New measures against fraudsters and strict control over money transfers
Changes in laws and regulations that will affect the lives of citizens and businesses in Russia starting from June 2025
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Agrarians: even with new harvest, potato prices will remain higher than last year
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Igor Artemyev: ‘Stock exchange bridges with Islamic countries cannot be established without AAOIFI’
The president of the St. Petersburg Exchange expects suppliers from Iran and Malaysia to join by the end of this year
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Andrey Makarov, State Duma: ‘If the lowest price wins, then your system is meaningless, although efficient’
Head of the Ministry of Construction of Russia Irek Fayzullin and head of the Federal Tax Service Daniil Yegorov convinced the authorities to abandon the “lowest price” principle in public procurement
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‘It will be just as unaffordable for most people to buy a flat’
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The share of overdue debts of citizens increases sharply in Tatarstan
The amount has reached 36 billion rubles and with the new law on collection it may grow even more, but experts believe: “Microfinance organizations will survive”
