Belgium refused to unlock assets for BCS World of Investments and T-Bank, IT companies increased employee skill requirements and other news on October 16.

Belgium refused to unfreeze the assets of BCS and T-Bank; Requirements for IT employees are tightened: the main thing on October 16
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World

  • The Belgian Treasury refused to allow BCS World of Investments and T-Bank to unfreeze their assets in Euroclear. According to lawyers, they can challenge the decision in court.

Business

  • By 2024, Russian IT companies will have increased their employee skill requirements due to rising salaries and increased workloads. Especially specialists in cybersecurity, artificial intelligence and machine learning, data analysis and cloud technologies.
  • His business partner was arrested in connection with the attempted murder of the co-owner of the Coyote Ugly bar in Moscow. During a search of the suspect’s home, a cache of weapons was discovered.
  • The founder of the adtech service AstraLab (dedicated to innovations in advertising), Ivan Paryshev, received 2.9% of the capital of the platform for reselling hatch bags and accessories The Cultt, as reported by RB.RU.

Transport

  • In September 2024, spending on the purchase of new passenger cars in Russia increased by 42% year-on-year to 475.7 billion rubles. The change in the sales structure towards mass brands is explained by a decrease in the share of the premium segment in the market.

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