UrBC, Yekaterinburg, November 27, 2017. Ural Airlines are offering tickets for all of their flights at a 30% discount for its Wings Club members, the air carrier’s press service reports. New club members can use the 30% discount right away and enjoy the 1,000-ruble welcome bonus as well; the bonus is granted as soon as you register with the club, which can be done on the company website www.uralairlines.com. The offer holds on November 24-26, 2017 for all flights to be operated between November 24, 2017 and March 27, 2018 (except for the slot between December 25, 2017 and January 15, 2018).

UrBC, Yekaterinburg, November 27, 2017. Pervouralsk is hosting ChTPZ Group’s 15th Snezhnost Charity Festival with support from Sverdlovsk Oblast Government, the Group’s press service reports. The festival plays will be performed at Pervouralsk New Plant Culture Palace and Innovative Culture Center. Snezhnost will open with a musical called Look At Me Flying! at Pervouralsk New Plant Culture Palace on December 14. Children from Chelyabinsk, Miass, Kopeisk, and smaller settlements in Chelyabinsk Oblast will act as the primary performers in the musical. The young actors will act out a story of

UrBC, Yekaterinburg, November 27, 2017. SKB-Bank was among the country’s top fifty banks according to Kommersant Publishing House’s rating; the rating comprised all banks located outside of Moscow and Saint Petersburg. SKB-Bank also came fourth in the rating of largest non-capital banks on the consumer lending market, the bank’s press service reports. SKB-Bank was given the 26th position in the overall national rating based on the amount of consumer loans issued by October 1, 2017. The bank’s retail loan book exceeded RUR 59bn. According to Kommersant, Russian banks’ consumer lending output

UrBC, Yekaterinburg, November 27, 2017. Rosatom TVEL’s Ural Electrochemical Combine co-funded a ‘smart savings clinic’ program in Novouralsk, the company representative Konstantin Grabelnikov said in the course of a recent press tour. The project is being implemented by Russia’s Healthcare Ministry in a number of pilot towns (mostly the ones with nuclear power facilities), including Novouralsk, since June 1, 2017. ‘The town’s old healthcare system wasn’t efficient enough, which meant there was a long wait for the patients. It was suggested that we could organize the process along the lines of

UrBC, Yekaterinburg, November 27, 2017. The amount of debt owed to Sverdlovsk Oblast-based businesses in government and municipal contracts went down from RUR 1.2bn to RUR 600m, the local public prosecution authorities report. ‘Still, things look difficult for the healthcare establishments, as these still owe their contractors over RUR 215m,’ the authorities say. The debt amounts are at their largest in Nizhniy Tagil (RUR 174m), Yekaterinburg (RUR 45.5m), Aramil (RUR 50.8m), Tugulym (RUR 40m), Asbest (RUR 10m), and Nizhnyaya Tura (RUR 16m). ‘For one, we managed to reduce the debts owed to