Leonid Boguslavsky’s RTP Global invested $4 million in Indian fintech startup Dexif, banks may need to coordinate customers’ loans and money transfers with their families and other events on May 8.

Banks coordinate loans to clients with their families, Citilink lays off employees: the main thing on May 8

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World

  • TikTok and its parent company ByteDance announced that they have filed a lawsuit in a US court asking to block the law on a possible ban on the platform, Reuters writes.

Finance

  • Leonid Boguslavsky’s RTP Global invested $4 million in Indian fintech startup Dexif. Previously, the fund, together with several business angels, invested another million dollars in the company.
  • Banks may be required to coordinate loans and money transfers between customers and their families to prevent fraud.

Business

  • The Citylink electronics store chain (part of the Merlion group of companies) began laying off employees and merging individual divisions with Merlion for optimization purposes.
  • The former Japanese Toyota plant in St. Petersburg has been transferred to Russian automaker Aurus, Acting Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Industry and Trade Denis Manturov told RIA Novosti.

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