Russia intends to enter the top five world leaders in AI, manufacturers of perfumes and lotions from the Russian Federation will be obliged to fight against perfume intoxication, the European Union is tightening requirements for the import of pets from Russia. These and other news of the day are in the RB summary.
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World
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The reasons for the record growth of the stock market, as Bloomberg writes, are due to the fact that the April “retracement” was replaced by a trend towards recovery.
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The European Union will tighten the requirements for the importation of pets from Russia: starting September 16, it will be necessary to test for rabies antibodies in an accredited laboratory.
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In March 2024, India doubled its purchases of Russian diamonds to 728,000 carats.
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The Japanese government will approve a new strategy for the digitalization of the automotive industry, within which local manufacturers will set the goal of achieving a 30% share of the global software-defined vehicle (SDV) market.
Russia
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According to the Ministry of Economic Development, Russia will soon enter the top five global leaders in key AI metrics. A great technological advance can occur thanks to the implementation of the national artificial intelligence strategy until 2030.
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The Ministry of Agriculture said that Chr. Hansen’s departure from the Russian Federation will not cause a shortage of fermented dairy products in the country.
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Parents in Russia, according to the study, were unhappy with their children’s remote work. Limiting social connections and isolation were cited as negative aspects of remote work.
Business
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Thunderbird introduced ultra-thin (less than 28mm) Bluebird TVs starting at $640.
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Russian perfume and lotion manufacturers will be forced to put an end to perfume intoxication. They will be forced to report the proportion of alcohol and where the goods are produced.
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Author:
Akhmed Sadulayev
Source: RB
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