Äripäev

Äripäev ("Business ") is the largest circulation business newspaper in Estonia. The editorial office is located in the Estonian capital Tallinn.

Äripäev was the end of the Soviet occupation of Estonia, in the sign of glasnost and perestroika, by the Swedish business daily Dagens Industri, owned by the media group Bonnier, and the Estonian entrepreneurs Ülo Pärnits (* 1936) founded.

The first issue was published on October 9, 1989. Äripäev Until May 1992 was a weekly newspaper, to February 1996, she appeared three times a week, since then every day from Monday to Friday. Since May 1997, the Bonnier publishing group sole owner of Äripäev.

Its businesses also include the Russian-language business newspaper Estonia, Деловые Ведомости / Delovõje Vedomosti (DV ), which has been published since November 1996. The published every Wednesday DV has a circulation of 4,400 pieces.