Alden Global Capital Is Still Trying to Get Its Hands on The Dallas Morning News

MediaNews Group raises bid for Dallas Morning News parent, challenging Hearst deal

The $93.6 million offer was made despite statements by the 140-year-old Dallas Morning News' main shareholder that he wouldn't sell to the Denver newspaper chain.

Alden Global Capital is still trying to get its hands on The Dallas Morning News

Alden Global Capital sure is confused a lot lately. The vulturous hedge fund has kindly offered to pillage The Dallas Morning News, just as it’s pillaged the other newspapers it’s bought over the past decade-plus. But the paper’s owners and executives don’t seem keen on the idea! Weird, right? And now Alden is “perplexed” that its potential victims don’t want to “engage.” (“C’mon, friend, let’s just talk about your entrails and how tasty they lo…

Letter: MNG Enterprises, controlled by Alden Global Capital, raises its offer for The Dallas Morning News by $1 to $17.50/share, or $2.50 more than Hearst's bid

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