The Board of Directors of NefAZ OJSC (part of the KamAZ group) plans to approve the deal with Sberbank at a meeting on June 17. Its details are not given in the materials of the car plant. The agenda of the meeting also included issues of electing the chairman of the board of directors, approving the board’s work plan for two years, approving the board, and paying remuneration to top managers based on the results of 2014.

In Surgut (KhMAO), they began to demolish the Nanash store, which was illegally built on the site of a kiosk. According to Siapress.ru, the demolition of the building is carried out in accordance with the competition announced by the administration. According to store owner Mirag Farajov, he entered into an agreement with a company that will dismantle part of the building and return it to the original project. Kommersant-Online

Moscow's budget deficit in 2014 decreased by 2.6 times - to 55.51 billion rubles, RIA Novosti reports with reference to the bill on budget execution for 2014. It is noted that for 2014, income amounted to 1.545 trillion rubles, expenses - 1.601 trillion rubles. with an excess of expenses over income in the amount of 55.511 billion rubles. In 2013, the Moscow City Duma adopted the Moscow budget for 2014 and the planning period 2015-2016 with revenue in 2014 of 1.585 trillion rubles.

Imports of sanctioned products to Russia have decreased by almost half in monetary terms, and supplies have decreased even from those countries that were not subject to the Russian food embargo. RBC writes about this with reference to a study by the International Trade Center. Director of the Center for International Trade Research at RANEPA Alexander Knobel discussed the topic with Kommersant FM host Oksana Barykina.

Dmitry Firtash called on the country's businessmen to fight the government of Arseniy Yatsenyuk. The billionaire and businessman made such statements against the background of the large-scale nationalization of his companies and other property. The political commentator for Kommersant FM, Yuri Matsarsky, looked into the current situation.

An autonomous non-profit organization “Public Crimean Tatar Television and Radio Company” has been created in the Republic of Crimea, reports the press service of the regional government. “According to the document, the TV channel will provide in-depth and comprehensive coverage of the socio-political, economic and cultural life of Crimea, as well as promptly inform about events taking place on the peninsula and beyond, affecting the interests of the Crimean Tatar people.

Ulyanovsk region is piloting a new supervision model A package of proposals for the transition to a risk-based model was prepared in the Ulyanovsk region, which was included by the Russian government among ten pilot regions for the reform of control and supervisory activities. Without waiting for the adoption of federal regulations, the regional government intends to test the model with one of the regional supervisory agencies.

Official opinion American Strategic Research Center RAND Corp. calculated the cost of five different scenarios for the development of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict for the economies of both sides. Possible developments include: a peace treaty and the creation of a Palestinian state, unilateral Israeli withdrawal from Palestinian territories, agreed disengagement, maintenance of the status quo, and resumption of hostilities as a result of a new intifada.

The head of the State Duma Committee on Sports, Igor Ananskikh, during a plenary meeting proposed appointing Igor Lebedev, the vice-speaker of the lower house of parliament, as head of the Russian Football Union (RFU). Mr. Ananskikh noted that in addition to management problems, the union also has financial difficulties. “We need to improve all this - both in results and in image.

Tomorrow in Rostov there will be a presentation of Russia’s first User Information Support Center (CISS) “Toll collection systems for compensation for damage caused to federal roads by 12-ton trucks,” the press service of the Ministry of Transport reports. “We will present a pilot development - an on-board device and a technological toll collection platform for the first time,” Anastasia Maksimova, an employee of the department, told Kommersant.

American media companies DirecTV and 21st Century Fox maintained business relationships with those sports marketing companies involved in the corruption scandal at the International Football Federation (FiFA). The Wall Street Journal writes about this.

The Russian government has approved an increase in the amount of subsidies to manufacturers of agricultural machinery from 15% to 25%, according to the Cabinet website. The maximum cost per unit of agricultural equipment has been increased, and a list of technological operations performed by the manufacturer has been determined. It is noted that this decision will help increase the availability of equipment and increase the volume of supplies.

Roscosmos completed the installation of the launch system of the Soyuz-2 launch vehicle at the Vostochny cosmodrome in the Amur region a month earlier than planned. The first commissioning work was carried out. “The operability of electro-hydraulic equipment and metal structures was checked, sensors and limit switches were adjusted.

There will no longer be sexy babes at boxing fights. The promotion company "World of Boxing" - the largest Russian organizer of fights - announced that it is refusing ring-girls in bikinis. Girls announcing rounds will enter the ring in closed clothing. This decision was made as a sign of respect for the religious traditions of Muslims. Details from Svetlana Belova.

The extension of European Union (EU) sanctions against Crimea will occur automatically. This does not require additional political decisions. “EU sanctions against Crimea will be extended by mid-June through a written procedure in the Committee of Permanent Representatives. This procedure will be carried out automatically; it does not require additional political decisions,” the European External Action Service told TASS.