Tyumen Businessman Sells Tesla Burger ChainVladislav Dzhurovich, a businessman from Tyumen, has sold the Tesla Burger chain to its operations director and will now focus on his other venture, 'My Chef'.
Yekaterinburg Beauties' Earnings from Business and BeautyThis article examines the entrepreneurial activities, including overseas salons and affordable haircare lines, that famous women from Yekaterinburg engage in beyond their primary careers.
Top Business Owners in Novokuznetsk Beyond Metal and CoalAn investigation by NGS42.RU identifies the companies with the highest annual revenue in Novokuznetsk, highlighting entrepreneurs with stakes in multiple firms beyond the city's traditional metal and coal sectors.
Shoe store closing in central ArkhangelskThe 'Komfort' shoe salon on Troitsky Prospekt in Arkhangelsk is shutting down permanently, with no relocation planned, as confirmed on the store's social media.
USC to Replace Leadership at St. Petersburg ShipyardThe United Shipbuilding Corporation (USC) will appoint a new general director for the Sredne-Nevsky Shipbuilding Plant in February. The contract with current head Vladimir Seredokho expires on February 6.
Pertsev regains stake in Balagan food hallRestaurateur Andrey Pertsev has become a co-owner of the Balagan food hall again after winning a court case. The state registry recorded the return of a 20% share in the managing company to him.
Smak Bakery in Yekaterinburg Changes OwnershipThe Smak bread factory in Yekaterinburg is now fully controlled by the RSHB AgroM closed-end investment fund, part of a broader consolidation of assets seized from former governor Mikhail Yurevich's family.
Tyumen Landmarks Turned into Soap and CandlesA duo from Tyumen has transformed familiar city objects into original home souvenirs, creating decorative items like soap and candles shaped after local landmarks.
Rolls-Royce Outsold Aurus in Russia in 2025Russians bought nearly twice as many Rolls-Royce cars as Aurus vehicles in 2025, according to a report by ixbt.com citing Autostat.
Couple Creates Pocket-Sized Tyumen SouvenirsAntonina and Valentin Orlov from Tyumen have turned local landmarks into candles, soap, and home decor, offering a novel way to remember the city.
Small business launches 'I am/We are Mashenka' flashmobEntrepreneurs are joining a flashmob to share stories of being at risk of closure due to tax burdens and mandatory labeling. The action began after the story of a bakery in Lyubertsy (Moscow region) that complained to the president.
Tyumen Dispute Over Potato Sack Art ObjectCity authorities are demanding the dismantling of a structure, seeing it as a violation of advertising law. The owner company is challenging this decision in court.
