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MOSCOW WILL NOT SUPPORT BUSINESS AGAINST THE BACKGROUND OF NEW ANTI-COVID RESTRICTIONS

... noted that the authorities do not plan to introduce new measures to support entrepreneurs against the background of additional restrictive measures introduced due to an increase in the number of people infected with coronavirus. To a greater extent, restrictions again affected the service sector: food courts and children's play areas in shopping centers, as well as the zoos, were closed for a week. The work of restaurants and bars at night has been limited to delivery and sale of food to go. Information ...

Children's leisure in Dagestan is under the threat of bankruptcy

The day before, the head of the Makhachkala ‘Association of Children's Clubs’ Tagir Chavtarov applied to the authorities of the republic. According to the businessman, the restrictions imposed by the leadership of Dagestan on the work of organizations in the area of children's leisure will lead to the ruin and bankruptcy of the business in the near future. Despite the fact that entertainment establishments and cafes in ...

New lockdown will be introduced in Moscow from October 28

... the closure of the majority of the enterprises. Sobyanin said that the situation in Moscow is developing according to the worst scenario - new records in morbidity may be achieved in the coming days. For this reason, it is necessary to introduce new restrictions, since this method most effectively breaks the chains of transmission of the virus in a short time. Almost all organizations in Moscow will cease their work on the indicated days. The exception will be the businesses with pressing continuity, companies that ensure the operation of the city's infrastructure, and some others. Since October 28, restaurants, cinemas, trade, sports, culture and entertainment organizations will be closed in Moscow. Pharmacies,...

RECORD NUMBER OF COMPANIES WENT BANKRUPT IN FIRST 6 MONTHS OF 2021

... conducted by the Oprosso online service, over 50% of entrepreneurs are now expecting a lockdown. They know how to act in part thanks to the last year's experience. Almost 48% of entrepreneurs left some of their employees working online even after the restrictions were lifted.

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