They want to legitimize pleasant temperatures at the air show, Google representatives admit that AI errors must be eliminated manually, the Ministry of Economic Development notes an increase in the number of self-employed workers and SMEs, and RB closely follows the news that is interesting for entrepreneurs.
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- The number of small and medium-sized businesses in the Russian Federation reached 6.56 million and updated the record. The number of self-employed workers increased to 10.2 million people (Ministry of Economic Development).
- Turkish authorities have announced plans to create a financial center in Istanbul as part of the launch of an international gas hub. Gazprom is participating in the project and the inauguration date is “in several months.”
- Alexey Zabotkin, Vice President of the Central Bank of the Russian Federation: “It is impossible to buy sustainable economic growth at the price of high inflation.” And the entire policy of the Central Bank is reduced to the fight against high inflation.
- Users most frequently connected unlimited Internet from Yota to the Telegram messenger in the first quarter of 2024.
- Google representatives admitted that they manually remove incorrect AI responses to search queries.
- Elon Musk hinted that he suspects Russia is trying to jam Starlink satellites near Ukrainian territories and admitted that SpaceX is “spending significant resources” to resolve the problems.
- In 2025, when federal aviation regulations are republished, the air temperature allowed in aircraft cabins may be set between 20 and 25 degrees Celsius, which will increase the comfort of customers but create inconveniences for carriers: no all aircraft will be able to meet the requirements.
- At an auction on the Japanese island of Hokkaido, two elite yubari melons were sold for 19.1 thousand dollars, and the first edition of “The Hobbit” was sold at Kinghams Auctioneers in Great Britain for 40 thousand dollars.
Author:
Ekaterina Alipova
Source: RB
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