Tyumen Dispute Over Potato Sack Art ObjectCity authorities are demanding the dismantling of a structure, seeing it as a violation of advertising law. The owner company is challenging this decision in court.
Rostselmash Denies Fake Order on Staff Cuts and Military TransferThe Rostov-based agricultural machinery manufacturer Rostselmash has denied reports of massive layoffs and a transfer of personnel files to the Russian Defense Ministry, calling the alleged order a crude forgery.
Shops Notify of Daursky Meat Plant Closure in TransbaikalStores in Chita have begun alerting customers to the shutdown of the Daursky meat processing plant in Krasnokamensk, Transbaikal Territory. The facility is set to be mothballed.
Nikitin's Heirs Divide Property Through CourtThe sons of the late Chelyabinsk businessman have filed lawsuits worth hundreds of millions of rubles: one demands payment for his share in the company, the other challenges multi-million loans.
Deceased businessman Artur Nikitin's heirs sue over estate divisionTwo sons of late Chelyabinsk businessman Artur Nikitin have filed lawsuits against the family company. One demands 159 million rubles (approx. $2.12 million at current rates) while the other challenges loan deals worth 122.3 million rubles (approx. $1.63 million).
Roscosmos Plant to be Sold for 2.6 Billion RublesThe property of the Miass Machine-Building Plant, which has been declared bankrupt, has been put up for closed bidding with special requirements for the buyer.
Kirovets Tractor Plant Switches Autopilot Supplier Following Farmer GrievancesSt. Petersburg Tractor Plant has started installing autopilot systems from ITELMA on its machines, effectively replacing its previous partner, Cognitive Pilot. The reason was complaints from farmers about the unreliable performance of the previous solution in field conditions.
Mariinsky Theatre Contractor May Be Declared BankruptThe Arbitration Court of St. Petersburg is considering a bankruptcy case for LLC 'NK-City Company,' which owes the budget 7.72 million rubles (approx. $86,000 at current rates). The company's beneficiary was arrested in May in a fraud case.
Mosigra Store in Tyumen Closes on January 26The only Mosigra store in Tyumen, part of Russia's largest board game chain, will cease operations on January 26. An emergency sale of remaining stock is underway this week.
Mosigra board game store closes in TyumenThe Mosigra board game store in Tyumen is closing its doors, with its final day of operation set for January 26. The closure comes as the owner decides to shift to a new business venture.
