Conrad Black quits as Hollinger chief amid $32 million fee scandal
The article reports Conrad Black, now Lord Black of Crossharbour, resigning as Hollinger chief along with other top executives over unauthorized fees totaling more than $32 million. David Radler and Mark Kipnis also depart as the company repays the sums, tied to post sale non-competition agreements.
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Fall of a Canadian press icon Conrad Black
A reflective piece on Conrad Black, once Canada’s top newspaper tycoon behind the National Post, his fall from power after CanWest Global’s purchase, his renunciation of Canadian citizenship to become Lord Black of Crossharbour, and his ongoing efforts toward Hollinger shareholders. The narrative contrasts past influence with current diminished control and notes his status as a published historian and author.
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