Departed Russian companies barred from share buyback. Here are the 7 main evening news headlines:
Russia to Prohibit Reverse Share Buyback for Companies Influencing National Development
A potential ban on reverse share buyback is being considered for companies exiting Russia if they impact the country's social and economic growth. This measure would apply to organizations deemed significant for the country's development. Notably, a new owner would still be obligated to compensate foreign shareholders if they choose to retain the company's stocks.
Salaries in Russia Projected to Rise to 100,000 Rubles by 2025
According to recent projections, average salaries in Russia are expected to reach 100,000 rubles by the end of 2025. Sectors such as IT, finance, and resource extraction currently offer the highest salaries, with the fastest wage growth observed in sectors like transportation and processing industries, particularly among those with blue-collar jobs.
FBI to Re-examine Allegations of Cocaine Discovery in White House in 2023
The FBI has announced that it will reopen an investigation into allegations of cocaine discovery in the White House during former President Joe Biden's tenure in 2023. A storage room for mobile phones located in the building's western wing was found to contain traces of white powder, resulting in a subsequent investigation.
Special Regime Established for Trans-Border Island Development on Amur River
A special economic regime has been created to facilitate the development of a trans-border island on the Amur River. This move aims to encourage technology-focused investment proposals for the region.
Zeya District: Partial Bridge Collapse in Amur Region
Part of a bridge over the Obka River in the Zeya District of the Amur Region has reportedly collapsed due to an unauthorized heavy vehicle crossing. The extent of the damage is currently unclear.
Florida: Boat Explosion Leaves 13 Injured
A boat carrying 13 individuals exploded in Florida, leaving all passengers requiring hospitalization for their injuries. The incident remains under investigation.
Canadian Sentenced for Churchill Hotel Heist
A Canadian nationals has been sentenced to two years in prison for stealing from a hotel famous for featuring a photograph of former British Prime Minister Winston Churchill. The exact details regarding the theft have not been disclosed.
Vending Machines Offering Healthy Food Contend for School Lunch Market
The Ministry of Education and Science has expressed support for the idea of vending machines offering nutritious snacks to combat the perceived limitations of school cafeterias. The use of such machines could potentially provide healthy food alternatives for students, particularly in areas where traditional cafeterias are lacking or do not meet health standards.
The Russian government has expressed concerns about the financial standing of companies impacting national growth, possibly leading to stricter regulations on reverse share buybacks in the future, especially for those significant to the country's development.
In an attempt to encourage technological advancement, a special economic regime has been established for a trans-border island on the Amur River, aiming to attract tech-focused investment in the region.
