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Philadelphia Inquirer stories: 4 news summaries
world series

 If Yanks Win, Thank 
 Kate, Blame Macy's 

Omens abound in countdown to Game 5

Nov 2, 09 5:10 PM CST
(Newser) - With the Yankees sitting on a 3-1 lead heading into tonight's World Series Game 5, there's already plenty of credit and blame to go around. Should New York defeat the Phillies, give a cheer for actress and Alex Rodriguez galpal Kate Hudson, David Wells writes for the New York Post.... More »

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entertainment • Philadelphia Phillies • New York Yankees • Alex Rodriguez • Philadelphia Inquirer • World Series • Kate Hudson • omen • superstition • baseball • 2009 World Series

 Philly Inquirer  
 Owner Files for 
 Bankruptcy 
 Protection 

Papers will print as normal as company restructures, it claims

Feb 23, 09 2:57 AM CST
(Newser) - The owner of the Philadelphia Inquirer and the Daily News has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection to restructure as ad revenues plunge, Reuters reports. Company spokesmen insist operations are "sound and profitable," and managers plan to continue publishing regularly. The announcement came a day after the 20-newspaper... More »

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newspaper • advertising • bankruptcy • Philadelphia Inquirer • Philadelphia Daily News • newspaper industry

All the Space That's Fit to Sell

Newspapers, fighting to stay alive, turn to their landmark buildings in efforts to raise cash

Aug 29, 07 3:42 PM CDT
(Newser) - Newspapers, in an effort to bring in cash and stave off extinction, are selling iconic properties in downtown districts, the Journal reports. The latest example is the Philadelphia Inquirer, whose new owner hopes to net $70 million for its Beaux-Arts tower; the Boston Herald and Minneapolis Star Tribune are also... More »

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newspaper • real estate • New York Times • Sam Zell • news • Philadelphia Inquirer • Boston Herald • Philadelphia Daily News • New York Daily News

Food Critic Grilled Over Steak Review

Steamed chef may force Philly writer
to reveal identity in court

Jul 3, 07 4:00 AM CDT
(Newser) - A miffed chef is suing the restaurant critic for the Philadelphia Inquirer after he reviewed a $15 slab of steak as "miserably tough and fatty." But the suit could be even more of a raw deal than expected for writer Craig LaBan, who was ordered to give a... More »

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free speech • libel • First Amendment • restaurant • Craig LaBan • Philadelphia Inquirer • deposition • chef • lawsuit • critic

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