CHICAGO AP - For all the sexy testimony about a Bora Bora vacation on the company's dime and a lavish Park Avenue apartment bought at a suspiciously low price, the center of the case against former media baron Conrad Black comes down to a decidedly unglamorous topic: Non-compete payments.Black has denounced the U.
July 02, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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CHICAGO AP – For all the sexy testimony about a Bora Bora vacation on the company’s dime and a lavish Park Avenue apartment bought at a suspiciously low price, the center of the case against former media baron Conrad Black comes down to a decidedly unglamorous topic: Non-compete payments.
Black has denounced the U.S. government’s case as “pure fiction,” a terse comment he made in French to Canadian reporters as he left U.S. District Court here Wednesday after the 3-month trial went to a jury.
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