Defending a deal: Conrad Black focuses on an opportunity, not a risk

Article Abstract:

Conrad Black sold an 18.7% stake in Southam Inc to Paul Desmarais in Mar 1993. The sale and accompanying voting alliance, in addition to the financing of Black's Nov 1992 purchase of Southam stock, are questioned by analysts. Black hopes to revitalize the publishing company.

Southam Inc.

---

Why Conrad Black feels at home at last

Article Abstract:

Conrad Black is the owner of a media empire that includes a new television network in the United Kingdom, the Daily Telegraph in London and 260 newspapers in North America. Black gives his views on Canada's economy and the future of the country.

Daily Telegraph (London)(Newspaper)

---

Conrad Black's bold bid for Southam

Article Abstract:

Black purchased The Toronto Star for $259 million in 1992, which amounts to 23% of the Southam publishing empire. Analysts expect him to eventually purchase a controlling interest in the paper because of his previous investment habits.

Investments, Southam Newspaper Group

Similar abstracts:

• Abstracts: Novell stock tumbles on lower profit. Standard set for uniting phones and computers. Oracle stock drops after profits restated
• Abstracts: Chretien's unity gambit. The heat is on: Joe Clark's reputation is on the line as national unity talks enter a critical phase
• Abstracts: A healthy debate: the forum explores visions for the future. The last goodbye
• Abstracts: Getting it under control. Putting colleagues in touch. Sophisticated virus-fighters
• Abstracts: Dazzling graphic artistry from humble PCs. KPMG Units Agree to Pay To Settle Malpractice Suits. Griping, without all that typing

This website is not affiliated with document authors or copyright owners. This page is provided for informational purposes only. Unintentional errors are possible.