tribune co.

    By Danny King

    | 6:45PM 11/02/2010
    Tribune Co. creditors are suing for billions of dollars in damages, alleging Tribune Chairman Sam Zell and lender JPMorgan Chase pushed the company into bankruptcy when Zell purchased it mainly with debt in 2007.

    By The Associated Press

    | 3:00AM 10/21/2010
    Tribune CEO Randy Michaels is expected to resign after The New York Times reported he has fostered a sexist "frat house" culture at the news company. Employees said he encouraged sexual innuendo, profanity, poker parties and other bawdy behavior, according to the story.

    By Jeff Bercovici

    | 7:28PM 8/20/2010
    So much for the hope of a relatively quick and painless exit from bankruptcy for Tribune Co. A reorganization plan that would have turned over control of the Chicago-based media conglomerate to lenders has reportedly fallen apart.

    By Jeff Bercovici

    | 11:15AM 8/14/2009
    Give Sam Zell this much credit: He didn't fail small. The wee Tribune Co. chairman is fond of loud talk and outsize gestures and in the media world, he'll be remembered for a very big move: His hyper-leveraged takeover of a struggling newspaper and TV conglomerate, and the almost immediate descent...

    By Jeff Bercovici

    | 4:45PM 7/06/2009
    You don't hear too many good pieces of news coming out of Tribune Co. these days, but here's one: The bankrupt media conglomerate has finally reached a long-overdue deal to sell the Chicago Cubs. The sale, reportedly at a price of around $900 million, will help Tribune pay down some of the towering...

    By Todd Pruzan

    | 10:00AM 6/02/2009
    Reasonable minds may disagree on whether The New York Times is the finest newspaper in the country. Most of us, however, would at least allow that it has entrenched itself, over more than a century and a half of publishing, as our national newspaper of record. Anything that reflects a city as...

    By Aaron Crowe

    | 11:00AM 12/11/2008
    When National Public Radio cuts staff, as it did Wednesday in announcing that it is cutting 7% of its work force, it's bad for everyone. Or at least everyone seeking to know what's going on in the world around them. Media aren't exempt from the recession, and newspapers across the country have been...

    By Jennie L. Phipps

    | 7:00PM 12/08/2008
    My first job out of college was working for the Tribune Co.-owned Sun Sentinel and late-lamented Fort Lauderdale News. As a woman among many men, I was in charge of helping put out all the most trivial news -- the 24-page Sunday bridal sections and the 36-page Wednesday food sections.It was hard to...