Black says Hollinger won't be taken private

Article Abstract:

Chicago, Ill.-based Hollinger International Inc., which is led by chairman and chief executive officer Conrad Black, has announced that it wants to sell many of its newspaper holdings. Industry analysts speculated that Hollinger International may be withdrawing entirely from newspaper operations.

Asset sales & divestitures, Newspaper Publishers, Newspapers

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Hollinger scuffle set to heat up

Article Abstract:

The fight for control of Hollinger Inc, Hollinger International Inc and the group's newspaper holdings is set to intensity as bids start emerging for The Daily and Sunday Telegraphs. A report suggested that there could be a $2-billion bid for all of Hollinger International, owner of telegraph, the Chicago Sun-Times and The Jerusalem Post.

Canada, Hollinger Inc.

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Black claims veto over Hollinger asset sales: Toronto-based parent company changes bylaws of Chicago subsidiary

Article Abstract:

Toronto-based Hollinger Inc. changed the bylaws of Chicago subsidiary Hollinger International Inc., and gave Conrad Black an effective veto over the sale of any major assets. This move prevents the subsidiary from selling the Telegraph group, or any of its major papers, without the approval of Lord Black.

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