There are also headlines about McClatchy.
Final bids
were due yesterday in McClatchy’s bankruptcy auction. McClatchy believed it
would get a number of offers for its business, a lawyer for the company said, according to the Wall Street Journal.
McClatchy
filed for Chapter 11 in February.
McClatchy
is not expected to release the names of bidders until a winner is made known
because of non-disclosure agreements, McClatchy’s D.C. bureau said. The one known bid so far is from
stalking-horse bidder Chatham Asset Management, the hedge fund that is
McClatchy’s biggest creditor.
Meanwhile,
a federal bankruptcy judge Wednesday held off on ruling on whether a number of
creditors can sue McClatchy concerning a 2018 debt refinancing. Judge Michael
E. Wiles said he would have his decision on Monday, McClatchy’s D.C. bureau
reported.
Where the
nation’s second-biggest newspaper company will land has also been the subject
of industry speculation.
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