Former Gov. Ed Rendell and Philadelphia Flyers owner Ed Snider are among six people mounting a potential joint bid for Philadelphia's largest newspapers. Rendell said Friday that the group also includes New Jersey powerbroker George Norcross. He says they submitted a non-binding letter of interest Thursday in buying Philadelphia Media Network. The company operates The Philadelphia Inquirer ...
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"PMN is owned by a group of hedge funds and investment banks, and because of that ownership division, PMN is always up for sale," a spokesman for Philadelphia Media Network tells KYW Newsradio.
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Declining sales and expensive store leases led the owner of Avenue plus-size women’s clothing chain to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection Wednesday and agree to be sold to a private equity firm. New Jersey-based United Retail Group Inc., which operates 433 Avenue stores nationwide, including four in the Dayton area, said Versa Capital of Philadelphia has offered to buy its assets and ...
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The 'New York Post' reported over the weekend that the owner, Philadelphia Media Network, is already meeting with potential buyers.
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PHILADELPHIA — Former Gov. Ed Rendell and Philadelphia Flyers owner Ed Snider are leading a "civic-minded" effort to buy Philadelphia's two largest newspapers, Rendell said Friday.
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The company that operates Philadelphia's two largest newspapers is up for sale again, less than a year and a half after creditors took them over, according to a published report.
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A group that includes two prominent Democrats, Flyers’ owner Ed Snider and local businessmen want to buy the Philadelphia Inquirer, Daily News and its Web site. But for how much?
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Mitt Romney came to Palm Beach, Florida, two weeks ago for a fundraiser at the 27,500-square- foot house of Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross. Ten miles away, Peter Willis hadn’t paid his mortgage for six months.
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East Coast Gun Sales will begin a "going out of business" sale on Thursday, according to signs posted on the store's front doors Monday. Meanwhile, employees of the U.S.
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The Scotland area farm identified as the source of a campylobacter outbreak is making changes to the way it produces raw milk, according to Edwin Shank, owner of The Family Cow.
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