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More Bidders In BusinessWeek Sale 
BusinessWeek's Jon Fine continues to lead the world covering the sale of his publication.
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Why BusinessWeek Sale Might Only Fetch $1 
BusinessWeek is on the block as McGraw-Hill trims the fat. Buyers could include private equity firms or Mansueto Ventures, which publishes Inc. and Fast Company. But one s [..] |
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Cratering BusinessWeek Put Up For Sale  BusinessWeek parent-company McGraw-Hill has hired Evercore Partners Inc to sell the magazine, reports Bloomberg.
Founded in 1929, BusinessWeek has an editorial staff around 200 and reaches 4.8 millio [..] |
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Bruce Wasserstein The Lead Dog In BusinessWeek Fire Sale  Keith Kelly of the NYP with an update on the BusinessWeek sale:
Nine companies are said to be in the hunt, including TV Guide owner OpenGate Capital, investment company Warburg Pincus, New York magazine owner Bruce Wasserstein, Fast [..] |
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Bloomberg A "Frontrunner" To Buy BusinessWeek  Bloomberg LP is a last-minute addition to the bidding for BusinessWeek, but it's the "frontrunner" according to Keith Kelly at the New York Post.
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BusinessWeek's Best And Worst Covers Ever  What with all the BusinessWeek news lately -- the magazine's sale, the will-there-be-won't-there-be layoff rumors -- we've been thinking a lot about the magazine and it's famous covers.
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BusinessWeek Morale Is Dangerously Low* ![Click here to read Foxconn Ditches Suicide Compensation, Looks To Relocation - Foxconn Ditches Suicide Compensation, Looks To Relocation [Foxconn]](http://cache-02.gawkerassets.com/assets/images/9/2010/06/160x120_500x_4foxconn-workers.jpg) Terry McGraw, the CEO of BusinessWeek parent-company McGraw-Hill, says that the for-sale magazine has drawn interest from 93 different buyers.
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Now Mort Zuckerman Says He Wants BusinessWeek, Too  Mort Zuckerman has put in a bid for BusinessWeek, reports Tom Lowry of BusinessWeek.
The real estate mogul declined to provide many details about the bid. So, no word on how much he would be willing to pay, or if he'd try to integrate his fled [..] |
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BusinessWeek Pens The Pre's Obit  Palm's (PALM) attempt at a Jesus-phone, the Pre, gets buried before its birth in BusinessWeek, courtesy of disgruntled developer William Hurley.
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Bloomberg Buying BusinessWeek 
After months of speculation, and rounds of bidding it's over.
Bloomberg LP has agreed to buy BusinessWeek says a source. It's now been confirmed by Bloomberg.
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BusinessWeek's Jon Fine continues his excellent coverage of the "exploration of strategic options" his employer, McGraw-Hill, is performing on his publication.
The latest: "Several" potent [..]
More from BusinessWeek columnist Jon Fine's article about BusinessWeek's pending sale: The reason McGraw-Hill (MHP) wants out -- and the reason the purchase price could be tiny -- is bec [..]
John Byrne stepped down as the head of BusinessWeek's online operations just a week ago, and he's already talking about his next venture on his blog.
It takes dead aim at old media companies like BusinessWeek:
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Whoever buys BusinessWeek -- OpenGate Capital, Bruce Wasserstein, Zelnick Media, etc. -- will have plenty of challenges.
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