Click 
to remove filters
account after being bought by Russian tycoon Alexander Lebedev in February.
The company has been linked with corporate finance group Lazard about the future of the loss-making daily newspaper although no firm decision has been made. Lazard has been working with INM since it was approached by Russian tycoon Alexander Lebedev last year. Lebedev went on to buy a majority stake ...
. The newspaper was bought by Russian oligarch Alexander Lebedev early this year. It is reviewing its marketing ...
, formerly published by Associated Newspapers, was bought by Russian billionaire Alexander Lebedev earlier ...
to that of thelondonpaper. The Evening Standard was recently bought by Russian billionaire Alexander Lebedev. It has a ...
. Associated retains a 24.9% stake in the Standard, which was taken over by Russian oligarch Alexander Lebedev ...
the London Evening Standard newspaper for 1 in January to Russian billionaire Alexander Lebedev. ...
-owned by Alexander Lebedev. Associated Newspaers holds a 25.1% share of the title. The consultation involves 36 ...
Alexander Lebedev, the Russian owner of The Independent, has greenlighted the project, which has involved key executives on the title, including managing director Andy Mullins, editorial director Geordie ... closed down by their respective publishers. Lebedev, who also owns a majority stake in the London ...
Everything Everywhere's chief executive Tom Alexander is leaving the company on 31 August...According to the company Alexander has resigned for personal reasons and to pursue other interests. He will continue to advise the company until the end of the year. Alexander joined Orange UK in 2008 as chief executive and became head of Everything Everywhere when the company was formed on 1 July ...
Welcome to the first incarnation of a new element in Campaign in which we invite experts to burrow beneath the surface of the catch-all that is "digital". Google, Isobar Mobile, JWT London, LBI and MBA share their insights on mobile.
Haymarket Business Media © 1957 – 2012
