Large retailers have delayed cargo in Odessa The stores of the largest retail chains are experiencing delays in deliveries. As Kommersant learned, due to problems with customs clearance of cargo in the Odessa port, Metro C&C, Auchan and Sport Master encountered this. Since the beginning of August, customs has not cleared containers with cargo, since SBU checks have been ongoing at the port for the past month.

A study of the data from the parametric recorder of the crashed MiG-31 showed that the engines and other systems of the aircraft were in good working order before the collision with the ground. Sources familiar with the situation told Kommersant about this. According to Kommersant's interlocutors, the fighter's flight data recorder was allegedly found last Friday. It was found in the crown of a Christmas tree near the crash site.

The regional authorities held a competition for the provision of services to develop a model of a common service center for the public sector and a strategy for its implementation. According to the governor's press service, 6 companies submitted their applications for participation in the competition, including two international ones. The initial (maximum) contract price was 13 million rubles. The winner of the competition was CJSC HLB PAKK-Audit (Moscow).

MEP on EU Black Sea policy The European Parliament on Tuesday by a majority vote approved the report of Iliana Iotova (Bulgaria) on the development of fisheries in the Black Sea, which caused a critical reaction from Moscow ( see Kommersant on September 13 ), which sees in the EU’s Black Sea policy an attempt to infringe on Russian interests. The author of the report, Iliana Iotova, commented to Kommersant on the voting results on this document.

Philip Bakhtin left the post of editor-in-chief of the Russian edition of Esquire. It is assumed that the journalist’s dismissal is related to criticism of the Russian government in the publication’s articles, but Bakhtin himself denied the hypothesis. He also said that he would create a children's camp instead of journalism. The Russian magazine Esquire has lost its editor-in-chief. One of the founders of the publication, Philip Bakhtin, left his post.

Police officers detained three people on Red Square in Moscow this evening in connection with violation of the rules for holding rallies and pickets, which is. They were taken to the department of the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs in the Kitay-Gorod district. The detainees are the head of the Kazan committee in support of Dmitry Medvedev's nomination for a second presidential term, Dmitry Berdnikov, and his supporters.

to the draft Law of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine "On Combating Extremism" 1. Justification of the need to adopt a regulatory act. The problem of extremism, namely the spread of ideas that differ from established legal and other norms of social behavior, which are based on hatred, religious intolerance, the devaluation of human life, or are aimed at the latter, is a problem of the whole world.

The volume of investments in the Penza region in the first half of the year increased 4.3 times - up to $31 million The volume of foreign investment in the first half of 2011 in the Penza region amounted to $31 million, which is 4.3 times more than the same period last year, the press service of the regional government reported on Tuesday. “Direct investments - 53.3%, other investments - 46.7%. The main investor countries are the Netherlands, Germany and Cyprus,” the statement says.

The lawyer of ex-major Igor Matveev, Margarita Lyudenko, on Tuesday sent a cassation appeal to the judicial panel for criminal cases of the Pacific Fleet Military Court, in which she asks to cancel the verdict against her client. “Igor Matveev’s defense does not agree with the verdict of the Vladivostok Garrison Military Court. I ask you to cancel the verdict and send the case for a new trial in the same court with a different composition of judges,” the text of the cassation appeal says.

The Generation Center division of IES Holding plans to complete the reconstruction of the Novogorkovskaya CHPP in 2014, the company’s press service reports. The reconstruction project involves the creation of an additional 320 MW of capacity. The installed electrical capacity of the station will almost double - to more than 600 MW, thermal power - from the current 942 gigacalories per hour by another 150-200 gigacalories.

Changes in regulation of the banking sector in the UK, proposed by the Independent Commission on Banking (ICB), could lead to a downgrade in the ratings of British investment banks, according to analysts at the rating agency Standard & Poor's. In particular, the proposal to differentiate the retail and investment activities of banks may have a negative impact on the ratings, S&P said in a press release.

The first matches of the group stage of the Champions League have ended. The first Russian club to begin its journey in the prestigious football tournament was Zenit. The club from St. Petersburg met in Cyprus with the local team APOEL. The results of the match are reported by Kommersant FM sports commentator Vladimir Osipov. Apparently, Zenit players are used to going to Cyprus to relax, you can understand them - the sea, the sun, the beaches...

729 1 min. ... St. Petersburg Zenit lost away to Cypriot APOEL in the first match of the group stage of the Champions League. The Group G meeting, held on September 13 at the stadium in Nicosia, ended with a victory for the home team with a score of 2:1. In the first half of the match, Zenit had virtually no opportunities to threaten the opponent's goal.

Mitsui enters the Russian market The Japanese financial and industrial group Mitsui is entering the Russian market of automotive components. It will receive 25% in Severstal's project to build a metal service center in Vsevolozhsk worth 970 million rubles for the needs of the automotive industry. The Japanese partner will help Severstal more actively replace with its products imported rolled metal used by foreign car factories in the Russian Federation, experts say.

Franz Sedelmayer continues the hunt for Russian assets Bavarian businessman Franz Sedelmayer, demanding the seizure of Russian foreign state property for debts, managed to achieve the seizure of €138 thousand deposited with the Stockholm Chamber of Commerce and Industry. This money was intended to cover the costs of Russia's participation in arbitration proceedings in Sweden.