Tribune faced with tough borrowing terms: WSJ
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Tribune Co.  completed a tender offer for half its shares, but the media company had to agree to difficult borrowing terms, the Wall Street Journal reported on its Web site on Friday.
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The parent Tribune Co. admitted the paper&#39;s circulation not only was below its previously lowered level, but also falls below the level later guaranteed to advertisers.
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U.S. newspaper executives will meet  next week in New York to wrestle with one of their biggest  challenges: persuading investors to stick around.
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Tribune Co. (TRB.N: Quote, Profile, Research) on Thursday said quarterly profit slumped 32 percent, hurt by costs to reimburse advertisers after a circulation scandal
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The publisher reported preliminary net income of $30.1 million for the quarter, but said it would take a charge to reflect a sharp decline in its stock price.
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Newspaper publisher Tribune Co.   on Tuesday said it would buy back 45 million of its  shares at &#36;32.50 each, kicking off a controversial &#36;2 billion  repurchase program opposed by one of its primary shareholders.
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Media group Tribune Co has agreed to pay $15 million in a settlement with federal prosecutors after two of its newspapers, Newsday and Hoy, admitted to inflating circulation numbers.
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NEW YORK  &#151; With Rupert Murdoch reportedly sealing a tentative agreement to acquire The Wall Street Journal, the question now turns to the biggest obstacle remaining for a deal: winning over the mercurial Bancroft family, which controls Dow Jones &amp; Co.'s shareholder vote.
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Citigroup Inc  and other banks could find themselves burdened with affiliated investment vehicles that issue 10s of billions of dollars in short-term debt, the Wall Street Journal said in its online edition on Wednesday.
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Newspaper publisher Tribune Co. , embroiled in a scandal over inflated circulation figures, on Friday further cut circulation numbers at two New York newspapers and said it will take a charge of as much as &#36;60 million.
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The leveraged buyouts that have fuelled  record merger activity face a new test as interest rates rise  and stock markets wobble, early signs that the debt behind the  deals could become more costly and difficult to raise.
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Media group Tribune Co., which is  reviewing alternatives that could split up the company or take  it private, said on Tuesday it will decide on a course of  action before the end of March.
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Media group Tribune Co.'s special  committee will meet again on Saturday to evaluate alternatives  that could split up the company or take it private, a source  familiar with the situation said on Friday.
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The Tribune Company said that it would extend its deadline for deciding whether to sell the company to the first quarter of 2007.
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The New York Times Co.'s move yesterday to write down the value of The Boston Globe and Worcester Telegram &amp; Gazette by $814 million reflects both the rapid shifts in technology and consumer habits undercutting traditional media as well as the challenges of the New England market.
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Media & professional: News Corp's bid for the Wall Street Journal is a bold play - not least because of the size of the offer.
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U.S. newspapers that spend more money  on their newsrooms will make more money, according to a study  released on Wednesday, which questioned the wisdom of the media  industry's trend of cutting jobs to save costs.