Late delivery of a taxi cost the St. Petersburg taxi company 75 thousand rubles. This is exactly the amount the Taxi Profi client received as compensation. Kommersant FM's interlocutors call the case exceptional: the fine collected from the driver by dispatch services for delaying a taxi rarely reaches the passenger. Photo: Gennady Gulyaev, Kommersant / buy photo A resident of St. Petersburg received 75 thousand rubles. for a late taxi.

There will be no subsidies for the purchase of cars. Despite the fall in the car market, the Russian car industry will not receive the expected government support in the form of a preferential car loan program in the near future: according to Kommersant's sources, there is no money in the budget for it yet.

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Sberbank failed to prove the fictitiousness of the transactions for which KuibyshevAzot demands 1.7 billion rubles from it The Arbitration Court of the Sverdlovsk Region refused to satisfy the claim of Sberbank against Stix LLC and KuibyshevAzot OJSC to invalidate transactions with bills of exchange completed in 2010.

Management of the city's Central Market will be entrusted to the ten largest agricultural producers in the region The new Central Market of Voronezh will be managed by a cooperative consisting of at least 10 largest farmers in the region. As regional Duma deputy, one of the region’s successful agricultural producers, Alexander Knyazev, reported at a recent meeting with Acting Governor Alexei Gordeev, the entrance fee to the cooperative will be 7 million rubles.

Food industry At the end of 2013, the Khabarovsk Distillery and Vodka Factory received 1.14 billion rubles. revenue (a year earlier - 1.1 billion rubles) and 28.7 million rubles. net profit (at the end of 2012 - 26.6 million rubles). This is stated in the company's annual financial statements according to RAS. The company's net assets increased over the year by 4.3%, long-term liabilities increased from RUB 136.5 million. up to 309.6 million rubles, short-term - from 556.8 million rubles.

Sergei Zhuravlev's structures strengthen control over Voronezh airport As Kommersant expected, the Axioma holding company of State Duma deputy Sergei Zhuravlev may gain full control over the Voronezh airport as a result of the bankruptcy procedure introduced last week at the instigation of AKS+ LLC, which is close to Axioma, in the facility manager, Voronezhavia OJSC.

A new residence project has been approved in St. Petersburg As Kommersant learned, the jury of the architectural competition, headed by Presidential Administrator Vladimir Kozhin, approved the final version of the project for the judicial quarter by architect Maxim Atayants. This allows the Russian government to open financing for the construction of a new residence of the Supreme Court (SC) in St. Petersburg.

Today at the UMMC-Steel metallurgical plant in Tyumen, there was a spill of hot metal in the smelting shop. According to the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Tyumen Region, the incident occurred as a result of a violation of the technological process. The spill area was 50 square meters. meters. There were no dead or injured. Kommersant-Online

VimpelCom (Beeline brand) announced the interim results of its work on developing customer service in the Siberian region. According to the company, since the beginning of 2013, the number of Beeline's own offices in Siberia has been increased fourfold. Most of the new offices appeared in the Kemerovo region, Altai and Krasnoyarsk territories. Currently, the total area of ​​Beeline mono-brand stores in the Siberian region exceeds 7.5 thousand m.

Today in Berdsk there will be preliminary hearings in the case of Mayor Ilya Potapov. The investigative department of the Investigative Committee of the Investigative Committee for the Novosibirsk region opened a case against the communist mayor in April last year. The mayor was charged with extorting a bribe (Article 290 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation) from businessman and deputy of the regional legislative assembly Alexander Ilyushchenko.

A private military company will be involved in suppressing protest sentiments in eastern Ukraine, ITAR-TASS reported on March 25, citing a source in the country’s Security Service. “We are talking about the private military company Greystone Limited,” the interlocutor clarified. According to him, the Ukrainian authorities believe that the SBU departments in the eastern regions are not able to suppress protest sentiments and neutralize the leaders and activists of the pro-Russian movement.

They want to deprive the intelligence service of the right to collect data on American phone calls The administration of US President Barack Obama has developed a bill that would stop the existing practice of mass collection by intelligence agencies of data on American phone calls and their subsequent storage on servers. The New York Times reported this with reference to a senior White House official. The document is expected to be submitted to the US Congress by the end of the week.

Officials are looking for opportunities to subtract air transportation on the peninsula The government set the task of officials to provide about 3 million tourists in the Crimea in the upcoming summer season. At the same time, Aeroflot and the Ministry of Culture in the Crimea should stimulate the tourist flow to the Crimea.

The former governor will take up 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. Observers consider the new appointment a formality, calling the position of adviser a “safe haven” for those whom it would be a shame to leave.