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  • Hunt for the system administrator: how the crisis affects the hiring of IT staff
    RBC Pro asked recruiting companies how the recruitment of IT specialists is changing in the current situation. Candidates have become more active in entering the market, but employers are often in no hurry to hire, The domestic IT industry is in a fever: according to the Russian Association for Electronic Communications (RAEC), since the end of February 2......
  • Vietnam hopes to limit need for meat imports this year
    “Demand for imported meat and meat products is unlikely to rise sharply in 2022,” the Foreign Trade Agency under the Ministry of Industry and Trade said in a statement. Last year, Vietnam imported more than 700,000 tons of meat worth almost $1.3 billion and the Foreign Trade Agency under the Ministry of Industry and Trade hopes to keep the situation under control in 2......
  • "Dot it": Perm investors on the resumption of trading on the Moscow Exchange
    On March 24, the opening of trading in shares on the Moscow Exchange took place for the first time after almost a month's break. According to the exchange quotes at 13:50 Perm time, the Moscow Exchange index is the main indicator of the market; it has added about 8% since the trading session. RBC Perm interviewed private investors in Perm about expectations for the opening of trading, as well as a...
  • In Rostov, they will abandon the project for updating trams due to sanctions
    Rostov will not be able to implement a project to upgrade the tram network and build a new roadbed. Deputy Prime Minister of the Government of the Russian Federation Marat Khusnullin spoke about this at a meeting with President Vladimir Putin. “In the Rostov region, there was a project for the construction of public transport, but today trams cannot be delivered within these terms due to imported ...
  • The head of Melon Fashion Group on the closure of foreign stores
    RBC Petersburg asks businessmen of the city about the first decisions they make in connection with a force majeure situation, and about what, in principle, anti-crisis measures of companies can now consist of. The departure of Western fashion retailers from Russia came as a shock to buyers. However, the CEO of Melon Fashion Group (Zarina, befree, Love republic and Sela) believes that the separatio...
  • EU intends to postpone sustainable farming plans due to Russian-Ukrainian conflict
    The European Commission is set to delay publication of proposals for sustainable agriculture expected this week as the Ukrainian crisis has affected food supplies, leading some countries to question the European Union's environmental efforts, Reuters reported. The EU Green Deal provides for a major overhaul of all sectors, including agriculture, which accounts for approximately 1......
  • Big UK poultry farms warn of 15% inflation
    “The Ukrainian crisis poses a serious threat to food security in the UK and there is no doubt that consumers will suffer as a result,” said 2 Sisters Food Group CEO Ronald Kers. According to the head of the largest British poultry company, food security could collapse due to potential hyperinflation caused by the ongoing Ukrainian crisis. Ronald Kers, CEO of 2 Sisters Food Group, said he believes....
  • Empty supermarket shelves: food shortages in Spain due to carrier strike
    tut-magaz.en March 23, Minsk. Spain is facing severe food and material disruptions across the economy due to a carriers' strike, which is in its fifth day, La Razon newspaper reported.There are empty shelves in supermarkets: there is no milk, sunflower oil, some vegetables and fruits, fish, flour and rice. Store owners don't know when they can restock needed groceries. Owners of some supermarkets ...
  • Reuters learned about US plans to simplify entry for Ukrainian citizens
    Washington intends to simplify entry into the country for those Ukrainians who have relatives among US citizensor residence permit holders, three sources told Reuters. The US administration plans to begin work this week to ease entry into the United States for certain categories of Ukrainian citizens, Reuters reported, citing three informed sources. Relatives of American citizens or holders of a r...
  • Macron did not rule out the introduction of food checks due to rising prices
    According to the President of France, the conflict in Ukraine could lead to a global food crisis. Macron stated, French President Emmanuel Macron is considering introducing food checks for needy households due to rising food prices. He stated this on the air of France Bleu. “I want to create a food check [program] to help poor families and the middle class cope with this new crisis,” the head of s...
  • How to Develop Strategic Thinking: Five Proven Ways
    Strategic thinking is one of the most needed soft skills in the VUCA world of a modern person. The good news is that you can develop it yourself. Advice from personal experience About the author: Anna Naish is the CEO of Granatum, an online platform for collaboration, learning and development of teams and businesses. Manages a distributed team of over 4......
  • Not connected with Ukraine. Analysts estimate the explosion of meat prices on the world market
    Prices for beef on the world market have reached historical highs both at the level of producers and in retail. Beef prices have been rising for several months now. In addition, the cost of pork now, after a serious market crisis, is growing rapidly. If we follow the economists' assertion that prices always measure shortages, then it becomes clear that there has been a shortage of beef on the worl...
  • Ukrainian crisis alerted Scottish farmers
    In the Scottish red meat sector, pig producers are most exposed to higher prices in global grain markets, warns QMS economist Ian McDonald. After two years of market volatility caused by the global coronavirus pandemic, some may have hoped for a calmer 2022 with more certainty. However, the Ukrainian crisis has led to renewed market turmoil across the red meat supply chain, which could lead to eve...
  • Experts assessed the need of Russian banks for additional capitalization
    Banks in need of additional capitalization may need ₽3.5 trillion in a stress scenario, including ₽2.2 trillion from the state, CMASF experts calculated. According to them, More than a third of Russian banks in 2022–2023, due to the worsening economic situation, may experience difficulties with the size of their own capital - as a result, they may need additional capitalization. This is stated in ...
  • Moskalkova announced the exchange of nine prisoners for the mayor
    of Melitopolhanded over 500 cards for prisoners of war to the Red Cross, which she is ready to hand over to Ukraine,Ombudsman Ivan Fedorov says Russia conducted the first prisoner exchange with Ukraine. Moscow handed over the mayor of the city of Melitopol, Ivan Fedorov, to the Ukrainian side in exchange for nine Russians, Tatyana Moskalkova, the human rights ombudsman in Russia, told RT. “The fir...
  • Who accelerates inflation in the regions
    Bread - forty, buckwheat - more than a hundred: the rush demand, and sometimes the greed of sellers, drives up prices throughout the country. While the government is taking protective measures against sanctions, local authorities are trying to curb inflation themselves: they organize fairs for farmers, threaten criminal liability for retail chains, and remind the population about vegetable gardens...
  • USA: Cattle market overview for the 11th week of 2022
    Traders are unsure about consumer demand amid rising food prices. Cattle futures on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) strengthened on Friday as nearby grain futures tumbled, traders said, despite trading in cash markets continuing to be disappointing and investors keeping a close eye on diplomatic efforts around the Ukraine crisis. . CME cattle futures also received support, analysts said, as ...
  • Russian cinemas decided to freeze ticket prices
    At the same time, Soviet, Indian and South Korean films will be shown in cinemas,directors of cinema networks told Russian cinemas will maintain pre-crisis prices for movie tickets, as well as for cinema bar products. This was told to Vedomosti by the heads of the five largest cinema networks in the country - the combined cinema network Cinema Park and Formula Kino, Premier Hall, Karo, Kinomax and...
  • China will provide humanitarian aid to Ukraine for $1.5 million
    The Chinese authorities will provide Ukraine with a new batch of humanitarian aid in the amount of about $1.5 million in connection with the Russian military operation, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin said, UDN reports. “The Chinese government has decided to provide Ukraine with additional humanitarian aid in the amount of 1......
  • Polish Deputy Prime Minister criticized the EU for maintaining sanctions against Warsaw
    According to the Polish Deputy Prime Minister, Poland continues to accept Ukrainian refugees,however, due to sanctions, it does not receive proper support from the EU Piotr Gliński Polish Minister of Culture and Deputy Prime Minister Piotr Glinski criticized the European Union (EU) for maintaining sanctions on Warsaw and pointed out that the country is now spending a lot of resources to help refug...
  • AvtoVAZ will send part of the employees to idle due to lack of components
    At the plant in Togliatti, AvtoVAZ workers will be sent to idle time from March 21 to March 25,in Izhevsk — from 23 to 25 March AvtoVAZ in the period from March 21 to March 25 will change the work schedule at enterprises in Izhevsk and Tolyatti due to a shortage of electronic components, RBC was told in the company's press service. Line B......
  • Medvedev praised Germany's idea to fight Russia with the words "down with the sausage"
    With irony, he also commented on the ban on opposition parties in Ukraine,including "Opposition Platform"Dmitry Medvedev The Germans will have to change their national habits and give up meat and sausage if they heed the advice of their government to reduce their consumption of these products in order to defeat Russia. This was written by Deputy Security Council Dmitry Medvedev in Telegram. Medved...
  • Russian economist about the future of the regions. Which areas will suffer more
    Natalya Zubarevich The economic crisis caused by the imposition of sanctions due to Russia's special operation in Ukraine will hit all regions of the Russian Federation with the auto industry, mechanical engineering and related industries the hardest. This opinion was expressed by a Russian economist, professor, specialist in the field of socio-economic development of the regions of Moscow State U...
  • Chinese Foreign Ministry called anti-Russian sanctions "pouring fuel on the fire"
    History shows that the imposition of sanctions "adds fuel to the fire", they are counterproductive and only aggravate the situation, said Chinese Deputy Foreign Minister Le Yucheng. He warned that such measures threaten the world with catastrophic consequences. According to him, globalization in the modern world is used as a weapon, "even athletes, representatives of culture, art, and entertainmen...
  • Trump accused Biden of cowardice because of the fear of attacking a nuclear power
    US President Joe Biden is afraid of Russia's nuclear weapons, so he avoids attacking her in the situation around Ukraine. This was stated by former US President Donald Trump during a speech in Florida. “We had the Afghan crisis, I consider it the most humiliating moment in our history. Now we have a Ukrainian crisis, a humanitarian tragedy of incredible proportions. What we see now is that B.........
  • The head of the IMF compared the consequences of the operation in Ukraine with an earthquake
    According to Georgieva, what is happening in Ukraine has a “ripple effect” on other states. Poor countries and segments of the population will be hardest hit The socio-economic consequences of the fighting in Ukraine and the imposition of sanctions against Russia can be compared with the destruction from an earthquake, said the head of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) Kristalina Georgieva dur...
  • How the State Duma worked for three weeks after the start of the special operation
    Two additional meetings, 68 bills introduced and 13 approved in one day in three readings of initiatives.These and other results of the work of the State Duma for three weeks of a special operation in Ukraine - in the material of RBC Since the beginning of the Russian special operation in Ukraine, the State Duma has considered 51 bills, passing 13 of the 19 approved legislative acts in three readi...
  • The Russian Science Foundation supported the project of the Ural State Agrarian University
    USAU scientists will develop an algorithm for introducing models of agricultural cooperatives into domestic economic practice. The Russian Science Foundation (RSF), within the framework of the competition "Conducting fundamental scientific research and exploratory scientific research by small separate scientific groups", supported the project of a team of scientists from the Ural State Agrarian Un...
  • The agro-industrial complex of the Belgorod region is operating normally
    Agricultural enterprises are preparing for spring field work, systematically carry out the production and shipment of meat and dairy products, vegetable oil and other important food products. This was discussed today at a meeting under the Governor of the region Vyacheslav Gladkov, Deputy Governor Yulia Shchedrina, heads of agricultural enterprises and heads of municipalities took part. Yulia Evge...
  • Fox News reported the injury of its journalist near Kiev
    Benjamin Hall Fox News journalist Benjamin Hall was shot near Kyiv while covering events in Ukraine, the channel reported. According to Fox News Media CEO Suzanne Scott, employees have little information about what happened. "Ben is hospitalized and our team on site is working to collect more data," she said. “The safety of our team of journalists in Ukraine and neighboring regions is our top prio...