Two Il-62 aircraft made emergency landings at Moscow's Domodedovo airport on Sunday. One of them was flying to the capital from Vladivostok, the second from Anadyr. At 13.30, the crew of the first airliner contacted the Moscow dispatcher. There were 79 passengers and 11 crew members on board. The pilots reported first engine failure and requested an emergency landing.

If you think that you can sleep peacefully by receiving part of your salary in the form of interest on a deposit or insurance, then you are very mistaken. Gone are those days. The tax authorities have become wiser, and in hindsight. And the bills of the last millennium will still have to be paid. A couple of weeks ago, I received a notification from Tax Inspectorate No. 2 of Moscow, under whose constant control I am (after I once had the imprudence to submit a tax return).

Warehouse of the confectionery factory named after. Babaev burned down yesterday afternoon in Moscow. The warehouse was located in a five-story administrative building on Malaya Krasnoselskaya Street in Moscow. The fire broke out on the top floor, where bales of cocoa beans were lying. The fire area was more than 200 square meters. 16 fire brigades were sent to the scene.

On May 7, Vice-Governor of Primorye Igor Belchuk signed a decree resigning as acting governor of the region. In accordance with the regional charter, Konstantin Tolstoshein became the temporary head of the administration, and on May 4, the court restored him to the post of first vice-governor. He will hold this post until the gubernatorial elections scheduled for May 27.

Rusal intends to purchase the last shares of the Nikolaev Alumina Refinery The Ukrainian Aluminum company (a subsidiary of Russian Aluminum) announced that it will “certainly buy” a 10 percent stake in the Nikolaev Alumina Refinery (Ukraine), the largest producer of aluminum raw materials in the CIS.

Tax officials in St. Petersburg spoke about tax evasion schemes known to them Yesterday the tax police of St. Petersburg reported on their achievements for 2000.

A new scandal is breaking out around Tagmet shares The Taganrog City Court seized 4.7% of the shares of the Taganrog Metallurgical Plant (Tagmet) owned by T&P LLC. Three years ago, the Taganrog company T&P acquired this stake from the local check fund Temp-Invest, but now the legality of that transaction is being disputed. The peace that had reigned on Tagmet was again under threat.

Oil workers speed up small-scale energy program Surgutneftegaz, one of Russia's three largest oil companies, will reduce electricity purchases from RAO UES of Russia by a quarter by building mini-power plants directly at oil fields in Western Siberia. By 2003, the company intends to build seven of its own power plants using associated gas, which, according to its calculations, will allow annual savings of more than 1 billion rubles on electricity.

Tuleyev’s tariff policy drives Kuzbassenergo into a corner The board of directors of Kuzbassenergo last week assessed the company's performance in the first quarter as unsatisfactory. Energy companies collected only 94% of the payments accrued to consumers for heat and electricity, although the heating season is traditionally considered the “breadwinner” by energy companies.

The village of Bakhchivandzhi, located in the Shchelkovsky district of the Moscow region, may soon be declared an environmental disaster zone. In April, residents of seven five-story buildings located on the western outskirts of the village discovered that there was a strong smell of kerosene coming from the basements of their houses.

She is beautiful, charming and loved by the audience. But Alina Kabaeva is idolized not only and not so much for her appearance. The main thing is her virtuosity. What Kabaeva does on the platform, I guarantee, no one in world rhythmic gymnastics can yet repeat. It was not for nothing that after Kabaeva’s performances, many coaches had tears in their eyes - the impression of her super-complicated programs was so strong.

A short course in the history of TWG The trading and intermediary conglomerate TWG, headed by the British citizens the Ruben brothers, began working with metallurgical enterprises in Russia and the CIS countries in the early 90s. One of the “know-hows” of TWG and its partners, brothers Mikhail and Lev Chernykh, was tolling - a scheme that allows aluminum smelters not to pay taxes when producing metal from tolled (that is, not owned by the smelters) raw materials.

"Walking Together" congratulated Vladimir Putin Vladimir Putin finally has real friends. These are not politicians or military men, not representatives of small and medium-sized businesses and, of course, not oligarchs. Young people want to be friends with the president. But not all different ones, but collected in the “Walking Together” movement, which was created exactly a year ago. Yesterday, on the anniversary of Mr.

The government has taken another step to liberalize the natural gas market. Head of the Cabinet Mikhail Kasyanov signed a resolution “On ensuring non-discriminatory access to gas transportation systems,” according to which the 15 percent restriction on the use of the technical capabilities of its gas transmission system by gas suppliers independent of Gazprom is lifted.

Football. Italian Championship. 29th round. Juventus - Roma - 2:2, Bologna - Udinese - 1:1, Inter - Atalanta - 3:0, Lazio - Bari -- 2:0, Lecce -- Brescia -- 0:3, Parma -- Napoli -- 4:0, Perugia -- Milan -- 2:1, Verona "- "Fiorentina" - 2:1, "Vicenza" - "Regina" - 2:1. Leading : Roma - 64 points, Lazio - 59, Juventus - 58.