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The top attorney for the Philadelphia Inquirer and Daily News says he expects to see bids from at least three investment entities, in addition to a group of local investors assembled by Philadelphia Newspapers CEO Brian Tierney, at the papers’ auction. It’s scheduled for April 27, but an appeal could delay it for months.
> Experts say decision upends past thinking on credit bidding
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‘Credit bid’ ruling expected to boost interest in Philly papers
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