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Tronc Soars on Report That It May Sell Newspapers to Buyout Firm
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Tronc Inc., the publishing chain that owns the Chicago Tribune, rallied the most in six months on a report that it’s considering a sale of its newspaper holdings to a private equity firm.
The proposed deal involves a bid of $19 to $20 a share, according to a story in the Tribune, which cited unidentified people close to the company. The offer could value the business at $700 million, the newspaper reported.