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Retired MLB Star Herb Washington Sues McDonald s for Alleged Racist Policies and Discrimination

Retired MLB Star Herb Washington Sues McDonald s for Alleged Racist Policies and Discrimination People 2/17/2021 © Provided by People Ron Schwane/AP/Shutterstock Herb Washington Herb Washington, a former Oakland Athletics player and longtime McDonald s franchisee, is suing the fast-food chain for alleged racial discrimination. In a lawsuit filed Tuesday in Ohio, the star athlete  who previously owned 27 McDonald s in New York, Ohio and Pennsylvania, making him the largest black-owned franchise in the country  accused the company of racial discrimination and retaliation against him as a Black franchisee. In his four decades in the McDonald s system, Mr. Washington has suffered deplorable treatment as compared with White franchisees, said the complaint, filed in the U.S District Court for the Northern District of Ohio Eastern Division.

The vultures come for Tribune, as the Baltimore Sun looks to escape

Chicago Tribune, the New York Daily News, and the Hartford Courant, as well as other local newspapers in Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia, and Florida. Tribune already counted Alden as its largest shareholder; Alden was offering $14.25 per share to take full control of the company. Yesterday, following weeks of wrangling, Tribune announced its intention to sell to Alden at $17.25 per share. The deal as a whole is valued at $630 million, and would take Tribune private. Alden has become notorious and widely reviled for its tactic of ruthlessly slashing costs at its existing media properties; in 2018, staffers at the Denver Post, where management had just moved to cut thirty jobs, assailed their owners as “vultures” in an editorial that resonated across the media industry. “Media observers note that they make cuts almost from day one. Pens and notebooks disappear from newsrooms. One newsroom was missing hot water. Then newspaper buildings are sold, and staff is consolidated

Hedge Fund Poised To Buy Hartford Courant, Despite Effort To Keep Ownership Local

Hedge Fund Poised To Buy Hartford Courant, Despite Effort To Keep Ownership Local
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Majority owner of Sentinel & Enterprise parent company to acquire Tribune Publishing

Alden Global Capital LLC, a New York hedge fund which backs the parent company of Fitchburg’s Sentinel & Enterprise newspaper, has agreed to acquire Tribune Publishing Co. for about $430 million. Tribune Publishing is the parent company of a variety of papers, including the Chicago Tribune, the Hartford Courant in Connecticut, New York Daily News and the Capital Gazette in Annapolis, Maryland. Alden’s subsidiary, Colorado-based MediaNews Group, which also does business as Digital First Media, also owns many papers around the country, including local publications like the Sentinel & Enterprise, The Lowell Sun and the Boston Herald. Alden is known for making dramatic cuts to the papers it owns. 

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