PHILADELPHIA AP - A judge told bankrupt Philadelphia Newspapers to focus on its financial reorganization while others investigate claims an investor illegally tape-recorded a sensitive meeting.The judge Monday appointed unsecured creditors to pursue the company's charge that a senior lender recorded a key financial meeting in November, allegedly souring the pre-bankruptcy negotiations.
April 21, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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PHILADELPHIA AP – A judge told bankrupt Philadelphia Newspapers to focus on its financial reorganization while others investigate claims an investor illegally tape-recorded a sensitive meeting.
The judge Monday appointed unsecured creditors to pursue the company’s charge that a senior lender recorded a key financial meeting in November, allegedly souring the pre-bankruptcy negotiations.
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