| Серебренников выступил с обращением по ситуации вокруг уголовного дела
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 Художественный руководитель "Гоголь-центра" Кирилл Серебренников прокомментировал ситуацию вокруг прошедших в театре и у него дома обысков, а также преследования своих бывших сотрудников по "Седьмой студии". Режиссер не стал вдаваться в детали уголовного дела, ограничившись в фейсбуке словами благодарности всем, кто поддержал его и театр в эти дни. По словам Серебренникова, на связь он смог ...
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| North Jersey casino plan possible in 6 years, says racetrack owner
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 The owner of a New Jersey racetrack is willing to wait six years to summon the dead North Jersey casino plan initiative back to life. A proposal to allow two new casinos in northern New Jersey sustained an overwhelming defeat in last November's referendum but Meadowlands operator Jeff Gural isn't giving up his dream of building a casino there. The Associated Press reported that Gural is planning to revive a casino expansion referendum after six years. By that time, Gural pointed out that neighboring New York state will have already opened three more casinos and residents of New Jersey will be begging for a casino to compete against them. "I can last as long as it's going to take," Gural said at the East Coast Gaming Congress in Atlantic City. "I'd rather wait six years until New York is either open or ready to open, and then voters will say, 'Wait a minute.'" North Jersey casino proponents may raise the casino expansion plan anew in next year's referendum but Gural believes it's best to wait six years in ...
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| Turkmen gas supplies via TAPI may start in 2020
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 Ashgabat. Supplies of the Turkmen gas via the Turkmenistan-Afghanistan-Pakistan-India (TAPI) gas pipeline may start in 2020, said Muhammetmyrat Amanov, CEO of the TAPI Pipeline Company Limited. He made the remarks May 24 at an international gas ...
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| Bitcoin soars past $2,700, only to lose $400 after
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 And the bitcoin frenzy continues. The popular digital currency came close to hitting the $2,800 mark on Thursday, only to drop close to $400 in one hour—though it was still up on the day. Bitcoin's price hit a new all-time high of $2,760.10 on Bitstamp thanks to an uptick in demand out of Asia, but that rally ended shortly after the price fell to $2,263.72 several hours later. Trade denominated in the Japanese remained solid, accounting for about 31 percent of Thursday's trade volume, while Chinese yuan and Korean won accounted for 16 and 12 percent, respectively, according to CryptoCompare data. Japan, if you recall, saw a burst in digital currency trading activity after regulators introduced new rules that treat bitcoin as part of the banking system. Meanwhile, the "unprecedented traffic and trading" caused digital currency exchange Coinbase to suffer outages this week. Due to heavy trading traffic, Coinbase's website experienced card verification failures and slow load times, which have already been ...
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