Dish has said Tribune is demanding an unreasonable rate increase and filed a lawsuit against Tribune, which Tribune called frivolous.
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Tribune Media — Tribune now has a possible additional suitor.
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Correction: I got the Tribune Company confused with Tribune Publishing.
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In August 2014, Tribune Publishing was spun off from Tribune Company, now called Tribune Media, and saddled with about $350 million in debt.
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As of last year, Tribune Publishing isn't even called Tribune anymore.
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The Chicago Tribune reported that Tribune Publishing was born in August 2014 after Tribune Co. spun off its publishing holdings from its broadcast stations.
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Tribune Co spun off its newspaper assets in 2014 as Tribune Publishing, which in 2016 renamed itself as Tronc, short for "Tribune Online Content".
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In 2014, Tribune Publishing was spun off from the Tribune Company, now called Tribune Media, which retained the more valuable digital and television assets.
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Tribune Media spun out its publishing business, Tribune Publishing Co, in 2014.
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Tribune Publishing — Tribune will change its name to Tronc as of June 20.
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As for the new name, Ferro says that it's partly because Tribune Publishing wasn't even a name that the company owns; the Tribune brand is licensed from TV broadcaster Tribune Media, from which Tribune Publishing was spun out in 2014.
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Tribune Publishing — Tribune rejected Gannett's unsolicited takeover bid, saying it undervalues the company. Questions?
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A similar product de-valuing is facing the mighty Chicago Tribune and Tribune Media.
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Tribune Tower, marked with the sign of Tribune Media subsidiary WGN Radio, in downtown Chicago.
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Tribune Media also runs cable networks such as Tribune Studios, WGN America and WGN-Radio.
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The News was long owned by The Tribune Company, which spun off Tribune Publishing in 2014.
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Source: The San Diego Union-Tribune Source: The San Diego Union-Tribune Source: Strife Source: The New York Times Source: Mattis' Letter To 1st Marine Division Source: Mattis' Letter To 1st Marine Division Source: The San Diego Union-Tribune Source: The San Diego Union-Tribune Source: Strife Source: The San Diego Union-Tribune Source: Mattis' Letter To 1st Marine Division
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Tronc, short for "Tribune Online Content" is reverting back to its old name, "Tribune Publishing Co.," after years of criticism from pundits, investors and the media elite, the Chicago Tribune reports.
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Tribune, which publishes the Chicago Tribune, Baltimore Sun and New York Daily News, jettisoned its 150-year-old name in June 2016 in favor of Tronc — short for Tribune Online Content.
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Tribune stockholders will receive $35 in cash and 0.23 share of Sinclair stock for each Tribune share.
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The L.A. Times and the Union-Tribune are no longer owned by Tribune, previously known as Tronc.
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In addition to The Times, Tribune operates The San Diego Union-Tribune, which it bought last year.
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Tribune – Tribune terminated its merger agreement with Sinclair Broadcasting and filed a breach of contract lawsuit against Sinclair.
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For Tribune Media, a deal with Sinclair could be the coda for a company that was the television arm of the Tribune behemoth that published newspapers including The Los Angeles Times and The Chicago Tribune.
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And who can forget the Tribune Company, named after the 170-year-old Chicago Tribune newspaper, renaming itself Tronc.
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Things haven't gone as well for Tribune Publishing after splitting from its TV division, Tribune Media, in August 2014.
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Pelosi said at Tribune Fest hosted by the Texas Tribune that she agreed with Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee Chairwoman Rep.
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His predecessor, Martin, who joined the company in March 2014, was instrumental in orchestrating Tribune Publishing's separation from parent Tribune Co. The parent company has been renamed Tribune Media Co and houses Tribune's broadcasting and digital assets.
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Then, it was acquired by Tribune, got rolled up with Tribune Media Services, and started making some acquisitions of its own.
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Tribune Media has 42 owned or operated broadcast stations, as well as cable network WGN America, Tribune Studios and WGN-Radio.
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Gannett is also in a monthslong takeover battle with Tribune Publishing, which owns The Los Angeles Times and The Chicago Tribune.
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When Gannett began its pursuit of Tribune, Oaktree urged Tribune to seriously consider what it perceived to be a generous offer.
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Founded in 1847, the company spun off its ten newspapers into Tribune Publishing and has over forty television channels under Tribune Media.
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The Tribune's newspapers, including the Chicago Tribune and Los Angeles Times, were spun off into a separate company, Tribune Publishing, in 2014.
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If only Tribune Publishing—the media company that owns the Los Angeles Times and the Chicago Tribune —had followed this simple rule.
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In March, for instance, Tribune Publishing, now known as Tronc, an abbreviation of Tribune online content, announced that it was combining the role of editor and publisher at its newspapers, which include The Chicago Tribune and The Los Angeles Times.
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That news came on the heels of Tribune Media's announcement that it had sold off the Tribune Tower to L.A.-based developer CIM Group, a move likely to kick the Chicago Tribune out of the landmark the newspaper made famous.
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On Monday, Tribune Publishing — the company behind The Chicago Tribune, Los Angeles Times and nine other major daily newspapers — will become tronc Inc.
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Dish is currently locked in a battle with Tribune Media Co over fees to carry Tribune-owned stations and cable network WGN America.
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Tribune Co spun off its publishing assets into Tribune Publishing in 2014 and renamed the parent company, which houses its broadcasting and digital assets, Tribune Media Co. Reporting by Supantha Mukherjee and Kshitiz Goliya in Bengaluru; Editing by Saumyadeb Chakrabarty and Savio D'Souza
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The multidistrict Tribune case is In re Tribune Co Fraudulent Conveyance Litigation, U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York, No. 11-md-02296.
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Buying Tribune Media, once the Tribune empire's television arm, would give Sinclair control of properties like WGN in Chicago and WPIX in New York.
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Tribune spun off its publishing assets into Tribune Publishing in 2014, and renamed the parent company, which houses its broadcasting and digital assets, Tribune Media Co. Tribune's stock is up 24.7 percent year to date, while Gannett shares are up 3 percent in 2016.
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Soon, the company that owns the Chicago Tribune, Baltimore Sun, Hartford Courant, Orlando Sentinel, The New York Daily News and various others, will revert back to the Tribune Publishing Co. The news of the DeTroncification was, fittingly, reported by The Chicago Tribune (nee Troncbune).
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Tribune Publishing owns newspapers that include the Chicago Tribune, the South Florida Sun-Sentinel, the New York Daily News, and the Baltimore Sun, among others.
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Tribune Media – Tribune has agreed to be bought by rival TV station operator Nexstar Media for $46.50 per share, or $6.4 billion including assumed debt.
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It changed its name to the The Tribune Co. in 1861, and is currently housed in the landmark Tribune Tower on Chicago's famous Michigan Avenue.
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Tribune Publishing — Tribune rejected Gannett's latest takeover offer of $15 per share, but offered a mutual non-disclosure agreement to provide a possible path forward.
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Gannett, the publisher of USA Today, made public an $815 million takeover bid for Tribune, which publishes the Los Angeles Times and the Chicago Tribune.
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Tribune Publishing – Gannett said in a statement Tuesday it continues to believe the Tribune board should engage constructively with Gannett in negotiating a merger agreement.
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Correction, June 3rd: This article has been updated to reflect the fact that Tronc was most recently known as Tribune Publishing, not Tribune Media Company.
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Its publishing division became Tronc Inc and its broadcasting interests became Tribune Media Co. Sinclair Broadcast Group is in the process of acquiring Tribune Media.
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Additionally, about 14 million Charter customers will no longer have access to WGN America, an entertainment network owned by Tribune, Tribune said in a statement.
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This is a good time to point out that everything the Seattle Tribune publishes is bogus, because the Seattle Tribune is not a real newspaper.
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The malware was focused on the networks used by Tribune Publishing, which until recently owned The Los Angeles Times and The San Diego Union-Tribune.
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Mr. Ferro and Tribune were trying to fend off a takeover by the Gannett Company, and Dr. Soon-Shiong's investment provided Tribune with some muscle.
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Patrick Soon-Shiong purchased the Times and its sister publication the San Diego Union-Tribune from Tribune Publishing earlier this year in a $500 million deal.
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Tribune Publishing, owner of newspapers including the Chicago Tribune and Los Angeles Times, just announced that starting on June 20 it will rebrand as tronc*, Inc.
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The company disclosed on Monday that it approached Tribune, the publisher of The Los Angeles Times and The Chicago Tribune, about a deal on April 12.
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Several papers that use software from Tribune Publishing -- such as the Los Angeles Times, San Diego Union-Tribune and Baltimore Sun -- suffered printing and distribution delays.
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The city had two papers, the morning Minneapolis Tribune and the evening Minneapolis Star; there was no paper named The Minneapolis Star Tribune at the time.
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Tribune Publishing, the owner of The Chicago Tribune, announced a management shake-up on Monday, naming Terry Jimenez, its chief financial officer, as the chief executive.
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The Los Angeles Times reported that Tribune Publishing was affected by a cyberattack originating outside of the U.S., which caused service disruptions for the Saturday editions of major newspapers including the Los Angeles Times, the San Diego Union-Tribune, the Chicago Tribune, and the Baltimore Sun.
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This approach has attracted customers such as Tribune Publishing, owner of the Chicago Tribune and the Los Angeles Times, controversially putting a price on freedom of speech.
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Tribune Publishing — Gannett has increased its bid for Tribune to $15 a share in cash from the prior $12.25 per share, after reviewing Tribune's latest quarterly filing.
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The company later split its broadcasting and newspaper businesses into what are now Tribune Media Co, which is being bought by Nexstar Media Group, and Tribune Publishing.
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Sinclair merger with Tribune shot down The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) in July essentially shot down a $28500 billion merger between Sinclair Broadcast Group and Tribune Media.
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And most visibly, he shed the well-known Tribune name, changing it to Tronc, for Tribune online content — a move that drew instant mockery on the internet.
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During an interview at Tribune Fest, hosted by the Texas Tribune, Pelosi argued that following Congress' mandate to hold the president accountable is more important than politics.
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The Ricketts family then paid Tribune Media $107.5 million for the remaining 5% in 2019, putting the team's worth at $2.15 billion, according to the Chicago Tribune.
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Tribune Publishing, which also owns The Los Angeles Times, The San Diego Union-Tribune and The Chicago Tribune, had a $56 million bid for Freedom accepted before the Justice Department stepped in to object to the deal, arguing that it would result in a newspaper monopoly in Southern California.
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Malware affected the Tribune Publishing network and papers that share the same production platform, according to the Times, including its own paper and the San Diego Union-Tribune.
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It was first acquired by Sony in 2008, then sold to Tribune Media (not to be confused with its spinoff Tribune Publishing, now known as Tronc) in 2014.
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Gannett, publisher of USA Today, sweetened its offer for Tribune Publishing a week ago to $15 a share from the $12.25 offer that Tribune rejected in early May.
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Ferro stepped down as chairman of Tribune Publishing earlier this year, hours before a report was published that contained sexual harassment allegations against him, The Chicago Tribune reported.
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Last week, Gannett asked Tribune Publishing shareholders to withhold support for the latter's eight nominees to the board of directors at Tribune Publishing's annual meeting on June 2.
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O is weighing an offer to sell the Chicago Tribune and the rest of its newspaper holdings to a private equity firm, the Chicago Tribune reported on Wednesday.
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He was president of Tribune Publishing, the newspaper division of the Tribune Company, when he oversaw the purchase that brought The Los Angeles Times, Newsday, The Baltimore Sun, The Hartford Courant and other Times Mirror publications under the Tribune umbrella, in what was described as the largest acquisition in newspaper history.
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Tribune Publishing will also begin offering print subscribers free unlimited access to digital content by April, and announced the departure of Denise Warren, who headed Tribune Publishing's digital operations.
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Tribune Media, Dish — Tribune took its television channels off Dish Network's distribution systems across the United States on Sunday night after the two firms failed to renew their contract.
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Tribune Publishing, the owner of the Los Angeles Times and the Chicago Tribune, said billionaire Patrick Soon-Shiong invested $70.5 million in the company, becoming its second largest shareholder.
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The Los Angeles Times and Chicago Tribune are national treasures that are ready to be taken to the next generation, Tribune Publishing's newest investor Patrick Soon-Shiong said Tuesday.
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DEMS WANT HEARING ON SINCLAIR-TRIBUNE DEAL: A group of House Democrats are calling for a hearing on the proposed merger between Sinclair Broadcast Group and Tribune Media Company.
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Mr. Holter, named "Chicagoan of the Year in Theater" by The Chicago Tribune in 2014, received a rave from Chris Jones of The Tribune when "Exit Strategy" ran there.
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The representation "seriously misleads readers into believing that The Tribune as an institution supports Love's environmental positions," Tribune editor Jennifer Napier-Pearce said in a letter to Love's office.
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The company, formerly called Tribune Publishing, which also owns The Chicago Tribune and The Baltimore Sun, rebuffed a takeover bid from Gannett last year after a bitter public process.
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Others compared it to Tronc, last year's largely panned rebrand of Tribune Publishing, the company behind The Chicago Tribune, The Los Angeles Times and several other major daily newspapers.
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" Read the full letter at The Players' Tribune "
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Check out which companies are making headlines before the bell: Tribune Publishing — Gannett offered to acquire Tribune for $12.25 per share in cash, a 63 percent premium over Friday's close.
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Tribune Broadcasting, a division of Chicago-based Tribune Media, says it runs 42 television stations and provides programming in Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, New York and Houston, among other markets.
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The attack also affected Tribune Publishing properties, who owned the Los Angeles Times and San Diego Union Tribune until June, when it was sold to biotech investor Patrick Soon-Shiong.
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TRIBUNE WANTS NON-DISCLOSURE AGREEMENT While Tribune rejected Gannett's latest takeover offer, it invited Gannett to agree to a "mutual non-disclosure agreement" to share information about a potential deal.
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The new offer comes one week after Tribune, which owns The Los Angeles Times, The Chicago Tribune and other newspapers, adopted a "poison pill" plan to help it remain independent.
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Oaktree, which owns 14.82 percent of Tribune, is the largest shareholder besides Merrick Media LLC, the investment firm that controls the company and is led by Tribune chairman Michael Ferro.
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Around the same time, hedge fund Alden Global Capital became the biggest shareholder in Tribune Publishing, which owns the Chicago Tribune, the Baltimore Sun and the Hartford Courant, among others.
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Sinclair Broadcast Group – Sinclair agreed to sell Chicago and New York television stations owned by Tribune Media in order to win approval for its $3.8 billion deal to acquire Tribune.
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For a fuller picture of Klobuchar, Maya Rao of The Star Tribune (in Minneapolis) has profiled her, as have Josephine Marcotty of The Star Tribune and Julia Felsenthal of Vogue.
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Patrick Soon-Shiong, a biotech entrepreneur, is buying the newspaper along with the San Diego Union-Tribune for $500m from Tronc, which used to be part of the Tribune media empire.
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Sinclair's $3.9 billion purchase of Tribune Media and Coach's $2.4 billion purchase of Kate Spade were both rumored, which sent the stocks of Tribune and Kate climbing ahead of the announcements.
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Collectively, Mr. Ferro and Mr. Soon-Shiong own about 30 percent of Tribune Publishing, which is also the owner of The Baltimore Sun, The Chicago Tribune and The Los Angeles Times.
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Tronc, the company that owns the Chicago Tribune, the Baltimore Sun and a host of other news outlets, is changing its name back to Tribune Publishing after a two-year run.
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DealBook A recent history of mistakes, slip-ups and management blunders is woven into the fabric of Tribune Publishing, the struggling publisher of The Los Angeles Times and The Chicago Tribune.
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Sinclair Broadcast Group (SBGI) agreed to sell Chicago and New York television stations owned by Tribune Media (TRCO) in order to win approval for its $3.8 billion deal to acquire Tribune.
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" O'Rourke's campaign could reshape Texas politics - Texas Tribune: "U.
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Sinclair Broadcast Group Inc is nearing a deal to acquire Tribune Media Co for just under $44 a share, according to people familiar with the matter, valuing Tribune at about $3.8 billion.
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Mohamed Noor, 33, was found guilty by a Hennepin County jury of third degree murder and manslaughter for the 2017 death of Justine Damond, the Star Tribune, CNN, and Chicago Tribune report.
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It has been less than three weeks since Tribune, one of the world's most storied media companies and publisher of the Los Angeles Times and Chicago Tribune, gloriously rebranded itself as Tronc.
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Tribune Publishing has already rejected both of Gannett's offers – the latest at a 99 percent premium to the price of Tribune Publishing's shares in April before news of a potential bid surfaced.
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Gannett, the publisher of USA Today and a host of regional newspapers, increased its offer for Tribune Publishing, which counts the Los Angeles Times and Chicago Tribune among its titles, to $864m.
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Gary Weitman, Tribune Media's senior vice president for corporate relations, said in the statement that Tribune is "extremely disappointed" it couldn't renew its contract with Charter, which operates under the Spectrum brand.
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Oaktree had been a large shareholder in the Tribune Company when it emerged from bankruptcy in late 2012, and retained a significant stake after Tribune Publishing was spun off two years ago.
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Tribune Publishing, which also owns The Chicago Tribune and The Baltimore Sun, among other newspapers, took on $44 million in new investment this year in an effort to bolster its cash reserves.
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The company, in a widely ridiculed move, changed its name from Tribune Publishing to Tronc — short for Tribune Online Content — in 2016, and tried to push a technology-driven approach to journalism.
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In April, Gannett made an $12.25 per share offer for Tronc, formerly Tribune Publishing, valuing the owner of the Chicago Tribune and the Los Angeles Times at about $815 million, according to Reuters.
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That included Tribune-owned papers such as the Baltimore Sun and Orlando Sentinel, as well as publications that use part of its production platform, including the Los Angeles Times and San Diego Tribune.
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The Chicago Tribune said its print edition was published without paid death notices and classified ads, while other Tribune newspapers had a slimmed down version of the Saturday edition delivered on a Sunday.
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The afternoon paper would be written with the sophisticated poise of The Herald Tribune (the most distinguished predecessor of the short-lived World Journal Tribune) and not in The Times's dutiful, plodding style.
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"They are nice parents," Genoveva Sajuan told the Chicago Tribune.
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"He's very upset," Dwight Dehmlow said in the Star Tribune.
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Green is Holt's favorite color, the Salt Lake Tribune reported.
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Green is Holt's favorite color, the Salt Lake Tribune reported.
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He will be arraigned on Tuesday afternoon, the Tribune reports.
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Tina Smith, among other lawmakers, according to the Star Tribune.
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"It's not about the money," he told the Star Tribune.
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Larry Snelling from the Chicago police academy told the Tribune.
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Tribune recently rejected a roughly $400 million overture from Gannett.
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Read a celebratory Tweet from The Players' Tribune on Jan.
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I know this is a troubled time for Tribune Publishing.
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THE REPORTS OUT FROM TRIBUNE ITSELF SAY ROUGHLY 2100% AGAINST.
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Tribune also named Tim Ryan as president of overall publishing.
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"I panicked," Heinrich told the court, according to the Tribune.
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"We needed a big effort," Crawford told the Chicago Tribune.
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According to the Tribune, they remain in custody without bail.
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The order was first reported by French daily La Tribune.
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They said they hoped for justice, according to the Tribune.
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She had initially considered pleading insanity, the Star Tribune reports.
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O) $3.9 billion proposed acquisition of Tribune Media Co (TRCO.
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O) application for approval to purchase Tribune Media Co (TRCO.
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Zito is a political columnist for the Pittsburgh Tribune Review.
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"I'm a very simple man," he tells the Chicago Tribune.
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"" the woman said, the pair recalled to the Star Tribune.
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Tribune Media gives Sinclair tremendous reach and much greater scale.
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Sinclair and Tribune did not immediately return requests for comment.
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Tribune Publishing's shares were little change in early afternoon trading.
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TEXAS TWO STEP: The Texas Tribune reports: Former Texas Gov.
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Tribune Media Company spun off its publishing unit in 2014.
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"I think the system is broken," he told the Tribune.
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Tribune terminated its $3.9 billion sale to Sinclair on Aug.
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The Chicago Tribune first reported on the news Thursday afternoon.
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O) has approached rival U.S. broadcaster Tribune Media Co (TRCO.
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Tribune Publishing also has its own tortured history with debt.
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The Chicago Tribune first reported the surprise developments Wednesday morning.
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His FBI training was first reported by The Chicago Tribune.
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There had been a four-star review in the Tribune .
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Sources: Great Falls Tribune, ForbesRead more about Steve Bullock's campaign.
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Ira Acree, an organizer, told the Tribune earlier this week.
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The Minneapolis Star Tribune first reported on the permit application.
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O) planned $3.9 billion acquisition of Tribune Media Co (TRCO.
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"It's a dud," said Michael Phillips in the Chicago Tribune.
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That company shut down in 2017, the Chicago Tribune reported.
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Sources: US Climate Data, Washington Post, Star Tribune, MPR News
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Tribune Publishing said "malware" was detected on its servers Friday.
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O, the newspaper business that Tribune spun off in 2014.
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The program is starting in Minnesota, the Star Tribune reported.
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In February, Mr. Ferro's company invested $44.4 million in Tribune.
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Headlines Sinclair Broadcast strikes $3.9 bln Tribune Media deal on.ft.
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Dan Patrick over policies on immigration, the Texas Tribune reported .
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The TV ad launched Tuesday, according to The Chicago Tribune.
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The San Diego Tribune has more background on the case.
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Emanuel has called the discussions "preliminary," according to the Tribune.
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Les opinions exprimées dans cette tribune sont celles de l'auteure.
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Sinclair's purchase of Tribune is being challenged on other fronts.
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Separately, Tronc said it is reorganizing its Tribune Interactive business.
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Tribune cited "unnecessarily aggressive and protracted negotiations" with government regulators.
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The Salt Lake Tribune was first to report Huntsman's resignation.
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The change was first reported by the Salt Lake Tribune.
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A Tribune Publishing spokesman declined to comment for this article.
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Some of his articles have appeared on American Herald Tribune.
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It was published by American News, not by Conservative Tribune.
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Sources: International Business Times, The New York Times, Chicago Tribune
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His first journalism job was at the nearby Madera Tribune.
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"I would love to stay," Anthony told the Portland Tribune.
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The Minneapolis Star Tribune, Minnesota's largest newspaper, called on Sen.
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The Chicago Tribune reported the numbers in a Monday story.
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Sinclair's acquisition of Tribune would further amplify its news programming.
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The trip was first reported by the Salt Lake Tribune.
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"A new star is not born," The Chicago Tribune crowed.
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He was arrested at the scene, the Star Tribune reported.
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O) announced its acquisition of peer Tribune Media Co (TRCO.
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O) proposed $3.9 billion acquisition of Tribune Media Co (TRCO.
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He pleaded guilty in April, according to the Star Tribune.
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What Really Happened: It was the end of an era Thursday when Tribune Publishing, owner of the Chicago Tribune and Los Angeles Times, announced that it would be changing its name later this month.
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A cyberattack caused major printing and delivery disruptions on Saturday at the Los Angeles Times and other major U.S. newspapers, including ones owned by Tribune Publishing such as the Chicago Tribune and Baltimore Sun.
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The sale will mark the end of a long road for Tribune, whose name was long intertwined with the city of Chicago, where the Chicago Tribune newspaper was founded more than 150 years ago.
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In a brief interview Monday, Dr. Soon-Shiong said he did not see his $70.5 million investment in Tribune Publishing, which owns The Los Angeles Times and The Chicago Tribune, as a philanthropic exercise.
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Zell took Tribune private in an $8.2 billion buyout in December 2007 that saddled the Chicago-based owner of the Chicago Tribune, Los Angeles Times, Baltimore Sun and WGN superstation with too much debt.
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The company later split its broadcasting and newspaper businesses into what are now Tribune Media Co, which is being bought by Nexstar Media Group Inc, and Tribune Publishing Co. Some assets have been sold.
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Last fall, the hedge fund revealed that it had become the largest shareholder in the Tribune Company, the publisher of The Chicago Tribune, New York Daily News and The Baltimore Sun, among other dailies.
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Gannett seized on a vote on board director nominees by Tribune Publishing shareholders on Thursday to claim that the publisher of the Los Angeles Times and Chicago Tribune should engage with it in acquisition talks.
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Gannett, the publisher of USA Today, raised its unsolicited offer for Tribune Publishing to $15 per share from $12.25, valuing the publisher of the Chicago Tribune and the Los Angeles Times at about $475 million.
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"The Tribune was more gritty, The Times more refined," said Howard Troxler, a former columnist, editor and reporter who spent nine years at The Tribune and 20 years at The Times before retiring in 2011.
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"However, in the case of Tribune Publishing, the 'withhold' ratio was really high," said Goldfarb, cautioning that Gannett had not disclosed the criteria by which it declared shareholders to be unaffiliated with Tribune Publishing's management.
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The Star Tribune reported that court documents show that on Aug.
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"He ain't dead," a woman shouted, according to the Chicago Tribune.
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The Minneapolis Star Tribune first reported some details of these shutdowns.
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Speaking to the Pittsburgh Tribune, Trump's son cleared things up admirably.
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He was found guilty and was fined $25, the Tribune reports.
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Taco Bell has since released a statement obtained by the Tribune.
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Warren had been with the Tribune for less than a year.
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A suspect is in custody, the San Diego Union-Tribune reports.
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Karin Housley, plans to run, according to the Minneapolis Star Tribune.
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Bannon's registration status was first reported by the Sarasota Herald-Tribune.
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Here's a link to the full article in the Star Tribune.
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Some 14,000 people are expected to attend, the Chicago Tribune reported.
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According to the Great Falls Tribune, police in Great Falls, Mont.
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The company then changed its name to Tribune Publishing in 2014.
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"[My parents] were furious," he admitted to the Minneapolis Star Tribune.
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O) said on Monday it would buy Tribune Media Co (TRCO.
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"This transaction had but two supporters—Sinclair and Tribune," Sohn said.
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Durant made the decision public on The Players' Tribune Monday morning.
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Didn't the Tribune close when you made the Newsletter a daily?
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N) about submitting an offer to buy Tribune Media Co (TRCO.
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The Chicago Tribune reported she died a little after 12 p.m.
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"Kris is a very good player," Grant told The Chicago Tribune.
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Mr. Griffin's departure represents the latest upheaval for Tribune Publishing's newspapers.
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"They're pretty meaty," noted Wall in a San Diego Tribune article.
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"A familiar tragedy sparks a familiar debate", sighed the Texas Tribune.
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Investments include The Players' Tribune (sports media) and LegalZoom (legal services).
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Janne Myrdal, who co-sponsored the bill, told the Bismarck Tribune.
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Another suspected takeover of Tribune, by McClatchy, also derailed last winter.
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We acquired data on several Texas departments from the Texas Tribune.
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"The air operations have been relentless," Nguyen told the Union-Tribune.
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Robert McCormick, the colorful owner and publisher of the Chicago Tribune.
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Defense attorney Brian Watkins declined to comment to the Union-Tribune.
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"I checked off so many things today," he told the Tribune.
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"I needed to work harder," he writes on The Players' Tribune.
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Craig was celebratory after her monumental victory, the Star-Tribune reported.
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The Chicago-Tribune first reported on the leaked texts and emails.
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"I have no idea," Joe Maddon said, according to the Tribune.
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The couple broke up last year, according to The Chicago Tribune.
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"Definitely it helps me," Rose told The Chicago Tribune in 2011.
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Tribune shares were down 5.9 percent at $10.91 in morning trading.
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Reports surfaced that Gannett would abandon its pursuit of Tribune Publishing.
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Tribune is not Mr. Ferro's first foray into the newspaper business.
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Ferro's time at Tribune Publishing was surrounded by wrangling and controversy.
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The building of The San Diego Union-Tribune is being evacuated.
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The television and radio networks exist under the Tribune Media name.
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That ran in The New York Tribune on March 5, 1879.
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"We've been finding ways to win," Keith told the Chicago Tribune.
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The precinct commander also was demoted, according to the Star-Tribune.
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" FOR THE RECORD -- McClatchy's bid for Tribune Publishing is reportedly "dead.
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They were indicted last year, according to The Salt Lake Tribune.
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The video, obtained by The Tribune of San Luis Obispo, Calif.
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It followed McClatchy's failed attempt to buy Tribune Publishing in 2018.
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"I'm just trying to deposit my check," Fulton told the Tribune.
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Grateful for this great Christmas honor from the Salt Lake Tribune.
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Tribune and Gannett representatives could not immediately be reached for comment.
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He moved to Florida about 25 years ago, the Tribune reported.
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"If he apologized, I missed it," Rakestraw told the Chicago Tribune.
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Greg Abbott (R) about Trump's comment, according to the Texas Tribune.
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The march eventually attracted an estimated 85033,000, according to the Tribune.
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Texas Tribune reporter Abby Livingston first reported his plan to retire.
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Dozens of employees were laid off at the Tribune last week.
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Payment processing firms are limiting firearm transactions, per the Chicago Tribune.
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Pai's changes allowed a merger between Sinclair Broadcasting and Tribune Media.
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The latest: Sinclair and Tribune are back to the drawing board.
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Sinclair's purchase of Tribune is being confronted on other legal fronts.
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He has worked for The Chicago Tribune, NPR and other outlets.
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Jay Inslee all did public appearances organized by the Texas Tribune.
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A letter obtained by the Chicago Tribune revealed that Illinois Gov.
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"It's immoral," Gonzalez told the San Diego Union-Tribune in 2010.
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"Deaf people can do anything," The Tribune quoted her as saying.
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"It makes me laugh," he told The Chicago Tribune in 1985.
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International Herald Tribune (SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.) From BURR PRICE.
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"Chicago lost three healers on Monday," a Chicago Tribune columnist wrote.
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The store remains closed following the incident, the Chicago Tribune reported.
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Does that facilitate a positive outcome to Sinclair's pending Tribune acquisition?
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Tribune would have been better off going with Intelligent Bullet. ♦
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About 40 local jurisdictions have done so, according to the Tribune.
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The deal is expected to value Tribune at about $3.8 billion.
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Fox is also said to be considering an approach for Tribune.
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"I was devastated," Buchanan told the Salt Lake Tribune in September.
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The Tribune reversal risks a throwback to the company's erratic ways.
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It can buy more Tribune Publishing stock as soon as July.
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Alden increased its ownership stake in Tribune to 32% last November.
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Sources: The New York Times, Chicago Tribune, The New York Times
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I reached out to Texas Tribune CEO Evan Smith for answers.
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"I think the nation is listening," Rizzo told the Chicago Tribune.
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"[The letter] wasn't threatening or anything," he told the Tribune-Democrat.
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"I predicted it," Sano told The Star-Tribune after the game.
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Dulce Sanchez, Fidencio's granddaughter, confirmed his death to the Chicago Tribune.
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However, a recent Chicago Tribune report put Preckwinkle on the defensive.
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"I had no discipline," Mr. Salaam told The Tribune in 2012.
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It owns the Chicago Tribune and Baltimore Sun, among major papers.
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Tronc owns the Tribune, the LA Times and other major newspapers.
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This story was co-published with ProPublica and the Texas Tribune.
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O) now abandoned $3.9 billion acquisition of Tribune Media Co (TRCO.
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The facility's history of violations were reported by The Texas Tribune.
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"I couldn't believe it," Fraley told The Oakland Tribune in 2016.
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In 1960, Ashbery joined the staff of the International Herald-Tribune .
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Coming this week:Friday — Foot Locker (FL) and Tribune Media (TRCO) earnings
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I say that as a former reporter for The Tribune myself.
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While Chicago Tribune took the photographs, Kartemquin Films filmed the incident.
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Sinclair already owns more than 190 stations, and Tribune owns 42.
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"This isn't a left or right issue," Thatcher told the Tribune.
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Morgan securities llc acted as exclusive financial advisor * Tribune media - sinclair to buy 100% of outstanding shares of tribune for about $3.9 billion, plus assumption of about $2.7 billion in net debt * Tribune media - in order to comply with fcc ownership requirements, sinclair may sell certain stations in markets where it currently owns stations Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Tribune Publishing — Tribune's second-largest shareholder Oaktree Capital called for the publisher to open talks with Gannett, after Gannett increased its all-cash offer for Tribune to $15 per share from the original $12.25 per share.
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Gannett, the owner of USA Today, made a takeover bid for Tribune last month at $12.25 per share in cash, valuing the publisher of the Chicago Tribune and the Los Angeles Times at about $815 million.
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This is a weak straw poll, at best, as Tribune Publishing's directors are elected by the plurality of shareholders present, and Tribune Publishing does not require its directors to obtain a majority of the votes cast.
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It encouraged Tribune Publishing's shareholders to withhold their votes for the eight director nominees to the company's board, and when the votes were counted, Gannett demonstrated that many of Tribune Publishing's shareholders were on its side.
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The disintegration of the deal between Sinclair and Tribune upended another pending transaction: Sinclair's agreement to sell seven Tribune-owned stations to 21st Century Fox for $910 million as part of the effort to satisfy regulators.
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Mr. Timpone ran a company that created local news stories for The Chicago Tribune, which ended its relationship with him in 2012 after it learned of complaints about faked bylines and plagiarism, according to The Tribune.
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According to the Chicago Tribune, Ryan's children and other relatives were given hefty payments (one to his son-in-law amounted to $55,000, the Tribune reported) from campaign coffers though they did minimal work for the campaign.
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The company said it would review the proposal, which comes three years after Gannett abandoned here its plan to merge with Tribune Publishing Co, formerly Tronc Inc, the publisher of the Chicago Tribune and the Baltimore Sun.
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Tribune Publishing – Shares of the publishing company rose 15.46 percent after the NY Post reported that McClatchy — the owner of the Miami Herald and the Sacramento Bee — is set to tender a second buyout offer for Tribune.
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In a further sign of discontent between Tribune Publishing and its California newspapers — in addition to The Los Angeles Times, the company also owns The San Diego Union-Tribune — the two entities have sparred over financial projections.
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The move offers a path for Gannett, owner of USA Today, and Tribune Publishing, which owns a stable of newspapers including the Los Angeles Times and the Chicago Tribune, to engage in negotiations following a bitter dispute.
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In a sweeping overhaul of its leadership, Tribune Publishing announced on Wednesday that it was combining the role of editor and publisher across its portfolio of newspapers, which include The Los Angeles Times and The Chicago Tribune.
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During a lengthy takeover battle with Gannett, the publisher of USA Today, Mr. Ferro changed the company's name from Tribune Publishing to Tronc, for Tribune online content, a move that was met with ridicule on the internet.
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There also isn't evidence to suggest this, Dart said to the Tribune.
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"All of that visibility to ... this," she wrote in The Players' Tribune.
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Sohn was formerly married to composer Adam Plack, the News Tribune reports.
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"We have a missing child," Freund tells the dispatcher, the Tribune reports.
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"This should've been my path," Ohashi told The Players' Tribune in August.
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Hannah made the announcement on the Players' Tribune, which her husband founded.
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Durant announced his decision Monday morning on The Players' Tribune Monday morning.
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"Gary is mental also," Fisher told the Sarasota Herald Tribune in 260.
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According to the Salt Lake Tribune, "thousands" of provisional ballots remain uncounted.
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The guy from the Chicago Tribune was there, tugging on your arm.
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"I heard nine, 10, 11, 12 shots," Lark told the Star Tribune.
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"It's a tragic incident," Deputy Chief Todd Wolff told the Chicago Tribune.
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The girl's family has requested privacy, according to the Minneapolis Star-Tribune.
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Steven Koplinka of St. Nicholas Byzantine Catholic Parish told the Post-Tribune.
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The Chicago Tribune dedicated half of its front page to the story.
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"Our family went through a tragedy today," Ramonita Reyes told the Tribune.
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They said they hoped for justice, according to the Salt Lake Tribune.
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The girl's family has requested privacy, according to the Minneapolis Star Tribune.
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"I just heard shot after shot," Campeano told the Tribune in Spanish.
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However, according to the Tribune, Mahoney wasn't completed satisfied with his life.
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"Our bench has to play well," Thibodeau told the Minneapolis Star Tribune.
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"We couldn't have asked for anything more patriotic," Streich told the Tribune.
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"Our actual relationship was 100% real," he wrote in The Players' Tribune.
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"I wish I didn't break their hearts," Green said, the Tribune reports.
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"He was terrific," Minnesota coach Tom Thibodeau told the Minneapolis Star Tribune.
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The Chicago Tribune and Bloomberg first reported the deal, citing unnamed sources.
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The page was entitled "Describe Springville," according to the Salt Lake Tribune .
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A spokesman for Mansueto declined to provide a comment to the Tribune.
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Vaccine standards and disease exposure varies by country, according to the Tribune.
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Tribune shares closed down 4.6 percent at $32.49 a share on Thursday.
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"I don't remember these photographs, I don't," Franken told the Star Tribune.
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However, he told the Chicago Tribune he planned to appeal the verdict.
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He will join the Cubs on Friday, according to the Chicago Tribune.
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He was working as a truck driver, the Minneapolis Star Tribune said.
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Most puzzling of all: He's a billionaire who claims to the tribune
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Tribune Media claimed that the defacement resulted in the loss of $929,977.
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He was sentenced to five years in prison, the Star-Tribune reports.
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In the Tribune piece, Derek is seen happily holding several pink balloons.
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"She was surprised," the detective testified, according to the Salt Lake Tribune.
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The Milwaukee Medical Examiner's office is investigating, according to the Chicago Tribune.
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Shares of Tribune closed up more than 5 percent following the announcement.
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Tribune Publishing on Tuesday named Justin Dearborn to be its new CEO.
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Tribune Publishing employees just got this memo from the CEO:Story coming... pic.twitter.
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Hannah revealed the news on the sports news website, The Players' Tribune.
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Bob Bennett (R-Utah) died Wednesday night, The Salt Lake Tribune reported.
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Tribune Publishing shares traded about 20 percent below that price on Monday.
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After that, his dogs refused to budge, he said (The Chicago Tribune).
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Morales agreed to hold new elections and replace the electoral tribune authorities.
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The Tribune had an office in New York, in the Times building.
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In February, Mr. Ferro again opened his checkbook — this time for Tribune.
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Evan Smith, of the Texas Tribune, has closely followed thirteen legislative sessions.
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An additional $85033,000 was spent on new security cameras, the Tribune noted.
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The Illinois House passed the measure 72-45, the Chicago Tribune reported.
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News of the pilot was first reported by the Minneapolis Star Tribune.
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Both of them will report to Barber... Who hacked Tribune and why?
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By comparison, the proposed Sinclair — Tribune merger is a $3.9 billion deal.
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The Minneapolis-based Star Tribune first reported on the news Tuesday afternoon.
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The Minneapolis Star Tribune first reported that Officer Yanez took the course.
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DH David Ortiz recalled his time with Minnesota in The Players' Tribune.
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"I fired one shot," he said, according to the Minneapolis Star-Tribune.
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South Bend Tribune: Buttigieg scores debate points, but eclipsed by Kamala Harris.
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Instead, it asked investors to withhold votes from Tribune Publishing's own directors.
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"There's so little in the story that's factual," Bremseth told the Tribune.
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"We had journalists fly in from the Chicago Tribune yesterday," Alatzas said.
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The Minnesota Star Tribune: Will Minnesota be a toss-up in 2020?
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The Casper Star-Tribune newspaper called the race late on Tuesday night.
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And in Utah, turnout was also "unprecedented," The Salt Lake Tribune reported.
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RHP Taijuan Walker (sore foot) told The News Tribune of Tacoma, Wash.
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Sinclair is also asking for some waivers pursuant to the Tribune deal.
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Tribune has since dropped out of the deal and is suing Sinclair.
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"It's not a dirty little secret," Breanna wrote in The Players' Tribune.
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Noticeably absent: anyone from the Star Tribune, any radio or TV reporters.
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"We're so different personally," Mr. Enberg told The Chicago Tribune in 20153.
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He also served as the executive editor at The International Herald Tribune.
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"I have no worries about Tarrant County," she told The Texas Tribune.
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Stein uses graphics compiled by The Texas Tribune to make his point.
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Still, railroad officials apologized in a letter published in The Chicago Tribune.
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This is the Waldtribüne — the Forest Tribune — organized by Eintracht Frankfurt's museum.
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Distrust of management at Tribune prompted staffers to unionize two years ago.
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"John's an honest guy," Kellly added, according to the Sarasota Herald-Tribune.
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Sinclair will pay $43.50 a share for Tribune in cash and stock.
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"People want to have fun," he told The Chicago Tribune in 1992.
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The reign of Mr. Ferro as the Tribune Publishing chairman was brief.
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Hundreds of Tribune staffers responded with a letter decrying the hedge fund.
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Jackson said his editors at the Tribune "strongly warned against publishing" it.
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A Tribune Publishing spokesperson declined to comment beyond Knight's email to employees.
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A planned merger between Sinclair and Tribune Media fell through last year.
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According to The Tampa Tribune, Scott's 2014 race against former Florida Gov.
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It also receives corporate sponsorships for events, including the annual Tribune Festival.
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Tribune Publishing has already been cutting staff, eliminating 118 posts through September.
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Sarasota's Herald-Tribune confirmed with the university that Howard did not graduate.
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In March 2019, the South Bend Tribune called for $12 minimum wage.
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She sent chronicles of her circumnavigation to The New York Herald Tribune.
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Tribune Publishing shares declined 1.8 percent to close at $11.38 on Thursday.
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Soon-Shiong is also expected to buy the San Diego Union-Tribune.
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Source: Chicago Tribune, Cook County Assessor's Office, Cook County Recorder of Deeds
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The Chicago Tribune reported that Pramaggiore is a focus of the probe.
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Three played last week against Carthage College, according to The Chicago Tribune.
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Sinclair's bid for Tribune would have been impossible without the loophole's restoration.
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That deregulatory move made Sinclair's bid for Tribune fathomable, analysts have said.
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Earlier this week, Tribune received a $70.5 million investment from Los Angeles billionaire Patrick Soon-Shiong, who became the company's second largest shareholder, paying $15 per share, the same price that Tribune last offered for the entire company.
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Sinclair also said it had told Tribune it would agree to extend the merger agreement by three months and later suggested an additional six months to try to obtain FCC consent, but did not win agreement from Tribune.
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Now, after years of being shopped around, the newspaper is finally being sold, to tronc, the publisher of The Los Angeles Times and The Chicago Tribune, for just $1 and the assumption of liabilities, according to The Tribune.
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"Alden Global Capital's reputation as a destroyer of local newspapers should alarm all citizens in every city with a Tribune Publishing newspaper," Gregory Pratt, a Chicago Tribune reporter covering City Hall and Mayor Lori Lightfoot, told CNN Business.
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Tribune Media — Tribune is close to a deal to be bought by Sinclair Broadcast Group for close to $4 billion, according to multiple reports which say the deal between the TV station operators could be announced sometime this week.
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Given that Tribune Publishing was just spun off from Tribune Media and itself was a product of bankruptcy thanks to Sam Zell's mismanagement of the company, it's hard to argue that this company deserves the benefit of the doubt.
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Tribune Media Exploring Possible Asset Sales | After spending aggressively to build up its properties in the last few years, Tribune Media said it was exploring a possible sale of assets or strategic partnerships to bolster its flagging stock price.
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Known for using their vast wealth and network of donors to advance their brand of libertarian-infused conservatism, the titans of Koch Industries explored buying the Tribune Company's eight newspapers, including The Los Angeles Times and The Chicago Tribune.
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A few miles down Interstate 2800, Martin Reynolds gazes up at the 2000-story Tribune Tower that defines the Oakland skyline and was home to the Oakland Tribune for decades before the paper was sold and its headquarters moved.
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Other Tribune Publishing newspapers had organizing drives in recent years: The Hartford Courant, The Virginian-Pilot in Norfolk, The Allentown (Pa.) Morning Call and — for the first time in its more than 170 years — The Chicago Tribune formed unions.
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The Chicago Tribune framed her victory around her husband, Bears lineman Mitch Unrein.
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That witness, Orlando Lopez, recanted his testimony years later, the Chicago Tribune reported .
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Angela Hill of the Oakland Tribune finds them unsettling: I dislike them intensely.
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The Chicago Tribune reported that 13,000 employees don&apost have fingerprints on file.
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"We are working very hard to find him," Guglielmi told the Chicago Tribune.
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"We lost badly, and I played worse," he writes on the Players' Tribune.
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The FCC nixed Sinclair Broadcast's attempt to acquire Tribune Media for $3.9 billion.
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According to the Chicago Tribune, he was returned to his parents in 2015.
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"We are horrified," John Baldwin, executive director of the Bar, told The Tribune.
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Nexstar, Tribune, Apollo and Sinclair did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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Tribune Media sounds like a place your uncle the accountant would work. Tronc?
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Donnie Rudd, now 76, was convicted in Cook County, the Chicago Tribune reported.
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"There was no gang rape," attorney Mike Monico said, according to the Tribune.
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This information was added by Conservative Tribune with nothing to back it up.
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Gannett did make an offer earlier this month, but was rebuffed by Tribune.
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The girl was dressed as a bumblebee for Halloween, the Chicago Tribune reported.
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The Navy's bottlenose dolphins successfully located San Francisco's harbor porpoises, the Tribune reports.
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IN FACT THIS AFTER THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TRIBUNE SHAREHOLDERS LATE LAST WEEK.
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YOU CAN SEE TRIBUNE SHARES TRADING RIGHT AROUND 27, LET'S CALL IT 200.
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The USA Today publisher has offered to acquire Tribune for $15.00 a share.
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"There&aposs really no reason for it," Shields told the Chicago Tribune recently.
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"It was the best feeling I've ever had," Matheny told The Bismarck Tribune.
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He also had plans to join the Marines, Garcia told the Union-Tribune.
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According to Tribune 242, the number of pigs that died is still undetermined.
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One of his sons confirmed the news to the Chicago Tribune on Feb.
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The project will cost less than $1 billion, sources told the Chicago Tribune.
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The Bismarck Tribune reported that court records show no criminal record for Isaak.
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"We're going to be very selective about his home," Reeve told the Tribune.
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Nexstar says the deal with Tribune is expected to close later this year.
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Robin Korkki worked as a commodities trader in Chicago, the Chicago Tribune reported.
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The Union-Tribune reports that Siamang mothers are fiercely protective of their young.
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They allege Logan endured unlawful treatment because of his race, per the Tribune.
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"This is the feel-good story of 2017," Robertson told the Star-Tribune.
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By the numbers: Demand for the program skyrocketed last year, per the Tribune.
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Daily Tribune to label him a traitor; Winchester fed the North; the state
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"It's time for a cooling off period," Kahele told the Hawai'i Tribune-Herald.
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The Union-Tribune reported that Quach's alleged crimes took place between Jan 1.
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The war killed millions, including 36,000 American soldiers, according to the Star Tribune.
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Sinclair and Tribune are still waiting for the FCC to clear their deal.
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August was the deadliest month, with 96 homicide reports, the Chicago Tribune said.
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Two officers showed up about 20 minutes later, LeMay told the Star Tribune.
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Lathem and Warren were filmed leaving the building together, police told the Tribune.
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The Sinclair-Tribune deal is expected to be approved by regulators this quarter.
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O'Neal's family is suing the department over their son's death, the Tribune reported.
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"I hate what you did to me," she said, according to the Tribune.
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The policies range from officer conduct to arrest procedures, according to the Tribune.
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Is there going to be a second part to this Players' Tribune cliffhanger?
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Koosmann and Fleisig were cited for disorderly conduct, according to the Star Tribune.
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"I wish there was more I could have done," Neilson told the Tribune.
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Investigators said no weapons were found at the scene, the Star Tribune reports.
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"Let's just follow the rules here," Lefkow said, according to the Chicago Tribune.
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"Just out of control, rust," Burks told the Salt Lake Tribune on Monday.
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"I never really believed that this would happen," Adam told The Kokomo Tribune.
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Half of the few questions he answered were about Trump, the Tribune reported.
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Oaktree was Tribune Publishing's second-largest shareholder until the investment by Nant Capital.
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The first time Tribune Publishing sent Gannett packing, it noted the board's unanimity.
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The hires may be too late to save the $85033 billion Tribune deal.
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"The call of the people is 'Resign Rahm,' " Livingston told The Chicago Tribune.
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Bruce Rauner (R) vetoed the bill in the spring, according to the Tribune.
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But the Star Tribune noted that she has gained support among independent voters.
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"Yet The Tribune knew and loved Tampa, and loved its culture," he said.
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The news was first reported by the San Diego Union-Tribune on Friday.
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After that, I went to work for The Chicago Tribune, for Eleanor Nangle.
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Some of these papers survive, like the Philadelphia Tribune and the Chicago Defender .
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The recent upheaval at Tribune Publishing is the latest the company has faced.
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The Mall of America closed Camp Snoopy in 2006, the Star Tribune reported.
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He wouldn't get The Chicago Tribune because its parent company owned the Cubs.
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Tribune Publishing said it was the victim of "malware" last Friday and Saturday.
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Late polls had Thomas Dewey defeating Harry Truman, as did the Chicago Tribune.
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"There is nothing improper about the [Tribune] mailer," said Love spokesman Richard Piatt.
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"This is still a work in progress," Teague told the Minneapolis Star Tribune.
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He joined the service with a fake ID document, the Union-Tribune reported.
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"Steve was a giant," Texas Democratic Party Chairman Gilberto Hinojosa told the Tribune.
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