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Tesla shares fell amid worse-than-expected sales report

The company reported record shipments of electric cars in the third quarter, but the figure fell short of analysts' forecasts In trading on Monday, October 3, on the pre-market NASDAQ, shares of U.S. electric carmaker Tesla fell 6.5% to $248 per share. By 1:42 p.m.

The people of Austria are against the innovations with cash.

Austrian activists demand the right of citizens to pay in cash for any purchases to be included in the country's constitution. Now in Brussels they are discussing the introduction on the whole territory of the EU a limit of 10 thousand euros for cash payments. The initiative of

Two explosions near the Nord Stream gas pipelines were detected

Earlier, Polish and Danish leaders and experts expressed fears that leaks at the pipelines could be the result of sabotage Sweden's national seismic network said it recorded two explosions near unusual leaks at two Russian gas pipelines running along the bottom of the Baltic Sea to Germany. The

A nickname auction platform may appear in Telegram

Pavel Durov, the founder of the messenger, said in his channel that it would be possible to offer for sale and purchase certain "user names," links to channels and groups on the official Telegram platform. According to Durov, this would open up new opportunities for users and make

Trade turnover between Russia and Afghanistan reached $170 million, - Vedomosti

Afghanistan Chamber of Commerce and Investment said that the Russian market is attractive for Afghan producers. The Chamber of Agriculture and Livestock of Afghanistan also believes that barter trade will benefit Kabul.

Shareholders mixed up the companies again

Putin said the Russian Federation would support the Zvezda shipyard to build LNG tankers. A company with a similar name trades on the MosExchange, but which produces high-speed diesel engines, but not shipbuilding in any way. Zvezda stock is up more than 15% today after the news broke. A similar

The heat in St. Petersburg set a second consecutive daily record - Interfax

The air in the northern capital warmed to plus 30.6 degrees on Thursday. The previous high, set in 1941, was 0.7 degrees below yesterday's temperature. On Wednesday, August 17 in St. Petersburg also updated the daily temperature record. Thermometers showed plus 30.1 degrees, which is

Core U.S. retail sales higher than forecast in July: U.S. economy still standing strong

The index was 0.4%, while analysts predicted a 0.1% decline. The core retail sales index does not include automobiles. Today's numbers show that U.S. consumers are feeling confident. Demand in the economy remains strong despite record inflation. This is a negative for the stock market

The court fined Twitch 2 million rubles for publishing a video about Bucha

"Twitch should be blocked before the start of the new school year to protect schoolchildren from forbidden content," said Ekaterina Mizulina, director of the Safe Internet League and member of the Public Chamber of the Russian Federation.

Gazprom admits that winter gas prices in Europe could exceed $4,000 per thousand cubic meters

The company summed up the results of gas production and supplies since the beginning of the year - Production decreased by 13%, to 274.8 bn cu.m. Domestic deliveries were down -2% YoY to 3.6 bln cubic meters, with non-CIS countries sadder: -36.2% YoY to 78.5