European Union countries still have not reached a unified position on the issue of imposing an embargo on Russian oil, and Ilon Musk refused to join the board of directors of Twitter (NYSE:TWTR) at the last minute – these and other important news for Monday morning, April 11, in our daily review.

European Union countries have yet to develop a unified position on the issue of imposing an embargo on Russian oil, the Financial Times reports. According to its data, among the opponents of this idea are not only Hungary, which has officially stated its position, but also several other countries. An unnamed senior EU official explained to the FT that rejecting Russian oil would be a “technically and politically difficult issue” for some countries that rely heavily on it.

Ilon Musk refused to join the board of directors of Twitter. About this on his page in the social network told the CEO of Twitter Parag Agrawal. According to him, Musk had “many discussions” with Twitter directors, after which he decided not to accept the offer to become a member of the Board. The billionaire announced his decision on April 9, the same day he was supposed to officially join the board, Agrawal noted.

The Russian Finance Ministry has no plans to enter the domestic or foreign borrowing market in 2022. This was stated by the head of the Ministry of Finance Anton Siluanov in an interview with Izvestia. He called attempts to borrow pointless because of the “cosmic” cost of such loans, but did not rule out borrowing from domestic investors in the future.

“Interros” of billionaire Vladimir Potanin buys a stake of French bank Societe Generale (PA:SOGN) in Russian Rosbank and its insurance business, the holding’s press service reported. The terms of the deal are not disclosed in the message. They have been agreed with the government commission for controlling foreign investment in Russia. It is expected to close within a few weeks after regulatory approval.

A subsidiary of MTS PJSC (MCX:MTSS), MTS Venture Investments, has become the owner of 30.2% of the mobile service for instant ordering of food and drinks in restaurants, clubs and bars Bartello. The deal took place on April 8, Kommersant reported. As MTS told the publication, the volume of investments will amount to 72 million rubles. The service is already available for MTS Live customers in Moscow and Yekaterinburg. Later, the company plans to launch it in other cities as well.