The Prosecutor's Office of the Leninsky District of Cheboksary checked compliance with labor laws at ABS-Electrotechnika LLC. In violation of Part 6 of Art. 136 of the Labor Code of the Russian Federation at the time of the prosecutor's inspection, the amount of unpaid wages was 733 thousand rubles. in front of 46 employees. Based on the results of the inspection, Mikhail Gvozdev, director of ABS-Electrotechnika LLC, submitted a proposal to eliminate violations of labor legislation.

Today, January 13, the US Department of Commerce reported that the foreign trade deficit in November decreased by 0.3% compared to the previous month - to $38.3 billion - a 10-month minimum. According to revised data, in October the negative foreign trade balance amounted to $34.4 billion, and not $38.7 billion, as previously reported. Analysts surveyed by Bloomberg on average expected the deficit to rise to $40.5 billion in November.

Today, January 13, the Kyiv Court of Appeal upheld the decision of the Pechersky District Court to apply a preventive measure in the form of detention to former First Deputy Minister of Justice Yevgeny Korniychuk. “By the decision of the board, the decision of the Pechersky District Court of December 30, 2010 on the application of restraint to Evgeniy Korniychuk in the form of detention is left unchanged. The claim is not satisfied,” said the presiding judge.

The Nizhny Novgorod Public Foundation in Memory of Metropolitan Nicholas of Nizhny Novgorod and Arzamas took the initiative to canonize Kuzma Minin and Dmitry Pozharsky. The proposal is timed to coincide with the celebrations dedicated to the 400th anniversary of the militia, organized by Minin and Pozharsky in 1612. Meanwhile, the Nizhny Novgorod diocese is not yet aware of the fund’s initiative. “Nobody contacted Archbishop Georgy of Nizhny Novgorod and Arzamas.

As Elena Gontsova, head of the State Inspectorate for the Protection of Cultural Heritage Objects of the Perm Territory, said, the building of the former VKIU (Perm Higher Military Command and Engineering School, Okulova St., 4) was registered as a cultural heritage site at the end of last year. “There is a historical and cultural examination and confirmation that this building is worthy of being a monument of regional significance.

A natural disaster struck the Brazilian state of Rio de Janeiro - heavy rainfall caused powerful landslides to hit several cities in the mountainous part of the region. According to the latest data, at least 147 people died as a result of the incident. In addition, the disaster is raging in the state of Sao Paulo. After heavy rainfall in Brazil, powerful landslides hit the state of Rio de Janeiro. During the day, the region received the daily norm of precipitation.

Today, January 13, it became known that the National Bank (NBU) intends to allow banks to form reserves without taking into account the fact of loan restructuring. This is stated in the NBU letter 40-511/66-334 dated January 10. According to the letter, corresponding changes to the procedure for the formation and use of reserves were made by Resolution 593 of December 31, 2010.

The new government of the republic will be indistinguishable from the old one Yesterday, the Moldovan government led by Prime Minister Vlad Filat resigned in order to return to power in the near future with almost the same composition. Already on Friday, the parliament will be proposed a slightly updated composition of the cabinet and its program for the next four years.

Retail 657 1 min. ... The German Douglas Holding AG yesterday announced the sale of its Russian business - the Douglas Rivoli perfume chain (Douglas Rivoli LLC, owns 32 stores). As Kommersant reported on December 8, citing sources, the buyer was the Rive Gauche chain (parent company Rustiset Holdings Limited, 126 stores), controlled by Oleg Boyko’s Finstar investment holding. The transaction amount is not disclosed.

Heritage and WSJ release 2011 Economic Freedom Index The next "Index of Economic Freedom" (Index of Economic Freedom) of the Heritage Foundation and The Wall Street Journal for 2011 has been published. Russia ranks 143rd in the ranking, mainly due to an extremely negative assessment of the situation with corruption, the protection of property rights and free trade.

The Odintsovo City Court of the Moscow Region recovered almost 100 million rubles from businessman Viktor Baturin on claims of two commercial companies. “There were two civil lawsuits pending in court, in which Viktor Baturin was the defendant. The companies Garant LLC and Park-Service LLC demanded to collect interest from the businessman in the total amount of 98 million 727 thousand 874 rubles.

2 thousand people may lose their jobs by March According to the Ministry of Employment, Labor and Migration of the Saratov Region, the number of unemployed people in the region registered with the employment service was 18,819 people, and the unemployment rate was 1.4% (in Russia - 2.1%). As for the situation in Saratov, every third unemployed person lives here. There are 5,417 such citizens registered with the employment service, the unemployment rate is 1.1%.

Today, January 13, the press service of the National Bank reported that the monetary base in December increased by 4.6% (in 2010 it increased by 15.8%) - to UAH 225.7 billion, the money supply - by 4.2% (growth in 2010 was 22.8%) - up to UAH 598.4 billion. "The high growth rate of deposits and cash outside banks led to an acceleration in the expansion of the money supply, the volume of which increased by 4.2% in December.

Construction of a complex for trade in agricultural products began near Tomsk CJSC Terminal, owned by Tomsk businessman Valery Gabrielyan, plans to create an agricultural wholesale and retail complex worth more than 1.5 billion rubles in four years near Tomsk. It will include a terminal for processing up to 300 thousand tons of products per year, as well as a market for agricultural products and consumer goods.

The Presidium of the Russian Government decided to extend the reform of railway transport until 2015. The head of the Ministry of Transport, Igor Levitin, announced this on January 13 at a briefing following the meeting. The minister recalled that, in accordance with the initial reform plan, it was supposed to take place in 3 stages, the last of which was planned to be completed in 2010.