ru's

Excluding the group's other assets, Mail. ru's revenue grew by two-thirds to $126.4 million in 2009, with earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization up 23% from a year earlier, at $55.5 million.

Russia's Mail.ru Eyes $750 Million IPO William Mauldin 2010

The editor, Mikhail Kotov, told Interfax that he thought the allegations were somehow connected Gazeta.ru's work on the interactive map.

Russian Police Detain Election Monitor Alan Cullison 2011

Alisher Usmanov as well as Goldman and Tencent, seeks to focus on its core audience of Russian speakers and customers in the former Soviet Union as it tries to monetize Internet traffic from Mail. ru's 50 million unique monthly visitors and other audiences.

Russia's DST Plans IPO 2010

Mail. ru's revenue grew by two-thirds to $126.4 million in 2009, with earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization at $55.5 million.

Russia's DST Gets $388 Million Investment 2010

Mail. ru's revenue grew by two-thirds to $126.4 million in 2009, with earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization up 22.6% from a year earlier at $55.5 million.

Russia's DST Plans IPO 2010

Dmitry Grishin, the 32 year old chief executive of Mail.ru, Russia's most popular email service and portal, which also owns two social networks which are more popular than Facebook Mail.ru's largest shareholder Digital Sky Technologies also owns a stake in

Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph 2011

Russian exec Yuri Milner, who is Mail.ru's chairman and also DST's CEO-is also a Groupon investor.

CNET News.com 2011

Goldman was a lead underwriter of Mail.ru's successful $1 billion initial public offering on the London Stock

NYT > Home Page By PETER LATTMAN 2011

Mail.ru's global depositary receipts made their London trading debut at $27.70 on Nov. 5, in a nearly $1 billion offering.

Helped by Facebook Buzz, Mail.ru Shares Rise - NYTimes.com 2011

In the first day of trading in the new year, Mail.ru's global depositary receipts, which each represent one ordinary share of Mail.ru, were trading at $37.50, up $1.50 on the day.

Helped by Facebook Buzz, Mail.ru Shares Rise - NYTimes.com 2011