259 1 min. ... There are no final figures for the 2013 transition campaign yet. Based on statistics for the nine months of 2013, about 20% of applications indicate the desire of citizens to transfer savings from one NPF to another, about 1.9 million will change NPF at the end of the year, and approximately 78% - about leaving the Pension Fund for the NPF (that is, 7.4 million). If the final figures coincide with Kommersant’s data, the number of NPF clients will be about 28 million.

RBI Holding continued to fight for the garden 179 2 minutes. ... The company "NIS. Housing Construction" (part of the RBI holding) will continue to protest the decision of KGIOP to annex the territory of the former water-motor station owned by the developer to the Lopukhinsky Garden. The company appealed the February decision of the arbitration court, which did not find anything illegal in the committee’s actions.

Is it time to buy Russian securities? If the situation is described by the slogan “swoop in - it’s cheaper!”, this does not mean at all that you need to sweep away everything. The fall in prices for Russian shares, already cheap, is also not a reason for excessive greed. But it is quite possible that investors who returned to the market last week were right.

The defendant in the high-profile case of illegal VAT refund was given only witness functions The Investigative Committee of Russia (ICR) has stopped the criminal prosecution of the former deputy head of the desk audit department of the capital's tax inspectorate N28, Lyudmila Gusakova. She was a defendant in a high-profile criminal case involving an illegal VAT refund in the amount of 10 billion rubles. As it turned out, the investigation did not find any crime in Ms. Gusakova’s actions.

Thing An exhibit of the exhibition "Alexander Golovin. Fantasies of the Silver Age. On the 150th anniversary of his birth", opening at the Tretyakov Gallery on March 28.

For the construction of a judicial quarter in St. Petersburg The Russian authorities have completed negotiations with VTB on the confiscation of a land plot for the future judicial quarter in St. Petersburg, previously provided to the investor for the construction of luxury housing.

The Tribune, Chandigarh, India The column is led by Nikolay Zubov Photo: Gleb Shchelkunov, Kommersant / buy photo The contours of the crisis in Crimea are becoming clearer amid the West's huffing and Russia's attempts to ease its sanctions while consolidating its control over the peninsula.

As reported by the press service of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for the Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug-Yugra, a criminal case was opened against a 28-year-old resident of Nyagan by employees of the city department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs under Part 2 of Art.

Residents of two microdistricts of Perm were left without water supply due to a leak in the water pipeline on Kabelshchikov Street, Interfax reports with reference to the press service of the resource supply organization Novogor-Prikamye LLC. “The tenth and ninth microdistricts in Gaiva were left without water. According to approximate data, 7 thousand people were left without water supply.

Why did the most powerful pressure on the Soviet Union stop? Of all the economic and political blockades experienced by the USSR in the pre-war period, perhaps the most severe was the “moral embargo” imposed by the United States on December 2, 1939. Washington announced that they were punishing the Russians for the bombing of Finland; Moscow denied this and claimed that the sanctions were imposed for refusing a military alliance with England and France.

As Kommersant learned, as part of the bankruptcy of IC Kallisto (formerly the insurance company Ural-AiL - Life), a two-story building of a utility block with a basement and ground floor on Gagarin Boulevard, 80a was sold at auction. Total area – 1.1 thousand sq.m. The building was used to house the Ural-AIL SPA clinic and medical center. Initially, the property was put up for auction back in 2011, then the starting price of the asset was 81.6 million rubles.

Former Saratov governor will deal with agricultural issues Ex-governor of the Saratov region Dmitry Ayatskov will return to the regional government, but in the status of an adviser to the governor’s office on agrarian issues. Mr. Ayatskov himself hopes that his experience and knowledge will be useful. However, he is not going to give up scientific activity.

The head of the State Duma Committee on Security and Anti-Corruption, Irina Yarovaya, sees no reason to adopt a law on real estate abroad. “This is the case when we need to talk not about changing the current legislation, but about making an independent, meaningful decision by those civil servants for whom this issue remains open.

Russian Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Kozak announced that revenues from the Olympic Games in Sochi exceeded expenses by 1.5 billion rubles, which will allow these funds to be used for the development of mass sports. “The Games have become successful not only in terms of creating infrastructure and sporting achievements, but also from the point of view of a commercial organization. Compared to expenses, income exceeds by more than 1.5 billion rubles,” Mr.

Chinese President Xi Jinping is making his first European tour. He will meet Barack Obama at the nuclear summit in The Hague and then visit Berlin, Paris and Brussels. The main theme is clear - all interlocutors will convince the Chinese leader not to support Russia, whose isolation because of Crimea is being attempted by Western countries. The head of the Council on Foreign and Defense Policy, Fyodor Lukyanov, speaks about China’s position.