Kommersant publishing house is one of the largest in Russia and fourth–fifth by turnover among the leaders of Russian mass media.
National daily business newspaper Kommersant — 16 pages of high quality and up-to-date information on world and Russian business, financial and economics news, politics and governmental rearrangements, the major society, culture and sport events. Precise forecasts and in-depth analysis. Kommersant is one of the most authoritative and influential Russian publication for decision-makers.
Since February 2009 Kommersant newspaper is printed and distributed in the United Kingdom.
Full daily online version in Russian is available at www.kommersant.ru
The liberal Kommersant newspaper is one of Russia's leading business broadsheets and the flagship of the Kommersant publishing house. Originally a weekly publication, the paper expanded in 1992, styling itself as Russia's first business daily. The paper now describes itself as "one of the most authoritative and influential publications for Russia's decision-makers" and reports that more than half of its readers are managers or "specialists". Once owned by the exiled tycoon Boris Berezovsky, the paper was bought in August 2006 by Alisher Usmanov, a steel tycoon who also runs a subsidiary of Gazprom and whose other interests include a major stake in the English football club Arsenal."
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Kommersant United Kingdom, 2nd floor, 67-71 Oxford Street, London W1D 2EN
The liberal Kommersant newspaper is one of Russia's leading business broadsheets and the flagship of the Kommersant publishing house. Originally a weekly publication, the paper expanded in 1992, styling itself as Russia's first business daily. The paper now describes itself as "one of the most authoritative and influential publications for Russia's decision-makers" and reports that more than half of its readers are managers or "specialists". Once owned by the exiled tycoon Boris Berezovsky, the paper was bought in August 2006 by Alisher Usmanov, a steel tycoon who also runs a subsidiary of Gazprom and whose other interests include a major stake in the English football club Arsenal."
