Aripäev
| Aripäev | |
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| description | Estonian business newspaper |
| publishing company | Bonnier AB |
| First edition | October 9, 1989 |
| Frequency of publication | Monday to Friday |
| Sold edition | 14,400 copies |
| ( Eesti Ajalehtede Liit ) | |
| Range | 0.71 million readers |
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| Editor-in-chief | Meeli's almond |
| editor | Igor Rõtov |
| Web link | www.ap3.ee |
Äripäev ("Business Day ") is the largest circulation business newspaper in Estonia . The editorial office is located in the Estonian capital Tallinn .
Äripäev was founded at the end of the Soviet occupation of Estonia, under the sign of glasnost and perestroika , by the Swedish business paper Dagens Industri , which belongs to the Bonnier media group, and the Estonian entrepreneur Ülo Pärnits (* 1936).
The first issue appeared on October 9, 1989. Up until May 1992, Äripäev was a weekly newspaper, until February 1996 it appeared three times a week, and since then every day from Monday to Friday. The Bonnier publishing group has been the sole owner of Äripäev since May 1997 .
The Russian-language business newspaper in Estonia, Деловые Ведомости / Delovõje Vedomosti (DV), which has been published since November 1996, also belongs to the group . The DV, which appears every Wednesday, has a circulation of 4,400 copies.