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German company announces plans to build first LNG pipeline to German gas grid - Gascade

German company announces plans to build first LNG pipeline to German gas grid - Gascade

By the end of the year the company plans to build a pipeline several hundred meters long. The pipeline will make it possible to connect the floating storage regasification unit to land.

The U.S. market starts the day slightly positive. Oilmen are saving the day

The U.S. market starts the day slightly positive. Oilmen are saving the day

Shares of U.S. oil and gas companies continue to rebound from their June highs. The sector is up 4.3% on Tuesday. This allows the S&P 500 to gain 0.2%, despite the negativity surrounding the meds. Oil and gas producers will continue to rise. The price

Uber shares gain 11% on premarket after report

Uber shares gain 11% on premarket after report

The company's free cash flow became positive for the first time ever in the second quarter. Although the company's net loss was higher than expected: -$1.33 against the expected -$0.26. At the same time, revenues increased almost threefold, which indicates the further

The most important day for stocks and the entire financial sector

The most important day for stocks and the entire financial sector

At 21:00 Moscow time today, the U.S. Federal Reserve will announce its interest rate decision. Now the rate is at 1.75%, analysts and investors forecast an increase of 0.75%. The market is ready for such figures and in case of such decision from the Fed, it

"Planet of the Apes," or how the launch of the meta-universe by Otherside went

"Planet of the Apes," or how the launch of the meta-universe by Otherside went

The long-awaited launch of the metaverse was attended by 4,500 users, and Otherdeed's NFT project sales exceeded $1 billion. The demonstration of the Otherside Metaverse project, connected with the Bored Ape Yacht Club of Yuga Labs, was successful. The project proved to be competitive, and the company

Unicredit Bank will increase fees for cross-border SWIFT-transfers from July 29 - Frank RG

Unicredit Bank will increase fees for cross-border SWIFT-transfers from July 29 - Frank RG

The fee for cross-border transfers, including transfers through the SWIFT system, will be 3%: minimum - $60, maximum - $300. For transfers within the credit institution's system, a 2% commission will be charged, with a minimum of $60 and a maximum of $250.

Hyundai has released a "copy" of the Tesla - Reuters

Hyundai has released a "copy" of the Tesla - Reuters

* Hyundai Motor Co. on Thursday unveiled its first electric sedan, the Ioniq 6. The South Korean automaker expects the electric car to help it capture a larger share of the EV market, including poaching Tesla customers.

Rating of countries, where in the past six months, wealthy Russians often bought real estate led Turkey

Rating of countries, where in the past six months, wealthy Russians often bought real estate led Turkey

The second line in the ranking is the United Arab Emirates with a share of 17%, according to Forbes. The third most popular country was Thailand with a share of 16%. This destination is chosen by wealthy Russians who are interested not only in a residence permit, but also the

VK will let communities monetize live broadcasts, - RB

VK will let communities monetize live broadcasts, - RB

Users' viewing of advertisements before the live broadcast lasting up to 30 seconds will generate revenue for communities, the social network said. The new format will be available on the platform "VK Video" in broadcasts on the desktop and in the mobile version.

The Ministry of Finance will act with an eye to the Central Bank policy, increasing budget spending in response to a tightening of monetary policy and vice versa - Siluanov

The Ministry of Finance will act with an eye to the Central Bank policy, increasing budget spending in response to a tightening of monetary policy and vice versa - Siluanov

We are adjusting tax policy to the current challenges, we can not talk about its immutability in the coming years, but all decisions will be balanced, the official added. Russia's debt service costs are already reaching 400 billion rubles per year, and will exceed 2 trillion rubles in