Yakunin Refused to Publish Information About His Income on Russian Railways' Website, Moscow. June 19. INTERFAX.RU
Vladimir Yakunin, president of JSC Russian Railways, told reporters that he does not intend to publish information about his income or the income of Russian Railways' top management on the company's website. "Everything has been submitted to the tax authorities and to the government (income declarations — Interfax)... If they want to, let them publish it," the Russian Railways president said. Asked whether the information would be published on the company's website, he replied: "It will not". http://www.interfax.ru/russia/381650
Congratulations, everyone. State capitalism, built on the dominance of state monopolies, is becoming ever closer to the people and treating them with ever greater care: they simply do not want dear Russians to worry when they hear those figures.
(the modest little house of our railway man)
Against this backdrop, the reminder on the Russian Railways website sounds more like a mockery: The founder and sole shareholder of JSC Russian Railways is the Russian Federation. On behalf of the Russian Federation, shareholder powers are exercised by the Government of the Russian Federation.
A reminder that we compiled a list of state-owned companies, dividing them into those that disclosed information about management income and those that did not.