Chinese banks have introduced territorial restrictions for Russian business partners, the state sector has paid more than 200 billion rubles for Russian software and equipment – we are collecting the main news for business on September 9.
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- Customers of mobile operators are complaining to the Federal Antimonopoly Service about speed limits that exceed the limit for Internet distribution from a smartphone. This allows for stable operation of the network, the load on which could increase due to YouTube slowdowns, RBC writes.
- Some Chinese banks have introduced territorial restrictions on opening accounts for local suppliers cooperating with Russian importers. They prevent Chinese from opening accounts if the supplier tries to do so outside the province in which it conducts its main business, Vedomosti reported, citing five sources among importers and intermediaries.
- In January-August, the state sector spent more than 200 billion rubles on Russian software and equipment. This was influenced by the president’s demand to replace foreign solutions and the trend towards digitalisation, writes Vedomosti.
- The More Baikal Group of Companies, which owns the Baikal drinking water brand, is challenging the asset purchase and sale transactions carried out by its former CEO Ruslan Kokovin in the period 2021-2024. The company is demanding compensation from the former director for damages, Kommersant writes.
- A state classification of catering establishments and shopping centres is to be launched in Russia. The system could be launched in 2025, Izvestia writes.
- Authorities are working on creating a network of floating filling stations for small vessels, Izvestia writes. According to experts, the measure is relevant in the context of the growing tourist activity in the country and the development of river transport. Now such filling stations are available for large vessels.
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