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Investors bet on growth opportunity in the IPOs of a Chinese hotel chain and an online education company on Friday, but saw murkier prospects for a spin-off of mining giant Rio Tinto, sending its shares lower.

The House on Monday approved a bill to clear the way for the memorabilia to be donated to Roosevelt's presidential library and museum in Hyde Park, N.Y. While the House bill is identical to legislation the Senate passed in October, it will still have to return to the Senate for one more vote before it goes to the president.

Telegraph.co.uk became the first British newspaper website when it was launched 15 years ago.

Conrad Black, former head of the Hollinger International Inc. newspaper empire, arrives at the federal building in Chicago, Friday, July 13, 2007.

Morris Publishing Group LLC, a privately held company that publishes 13 daily newspapers, said Monday it has majority support for a plan to reduce its debt.

Founded more than a hundred years ago, the Chicagoland Chamber of Commerce works to advance the interests of business at the city, county and state levels.

An Ontario court has approved the transfer of the National Post newspaper to a new entity after debt-laden Canwest Global Communications Corp.

The sale of the parent company of The Downers Grove Sun was completed Monday, as a group of investors led by investment banker James Tyree became the newspaper's new owners.

Mesirow Financial chairman James Tyree released the names Friday of the other investors who are backing his purchase of the Sun-Times Media Group Inc., which includes the Lake County News-Sun. All of them are either clients of Mesirow or members of the firm, Tyree said.

Buyers Look Forward to Supporting and Working with Employees to Build a Successful Sun-Times Media Organization CHICAGO, Oct.

Chicago financier Jim Tyree released the identities of his 10 co-investors in Sun-Times Media Group Inc.

The name of prominent Vancouver business executive David Radler -- once Conrad Black's closest business partner -- appears on nearly every page of a 60-page indictment against Black and his associates.

Chicago financier Jim Tyree on Friday released the names of 10 co-investors in his $26 million rescue bid for the Sun-Times Media Group Inc.

Top white-collar criminals go through a predictable, 12-step process that a good organization should be able to prevent, says a study by a Carleton University business professor.

The Boston Globe is off the market. The New York Times Co. said Wednesday it won't sell the newspaper after all, following "careful consideration and analysis." In a regulatory filing, the company said it was still weighing its options for its other major New England property, the Telegram & Gazette in Worcester, Mass.

The Supreme Court has agreed to take up the appeal of former Enron CEO Jeffrey Skilling whose company perpetrated one of the largest accounting frauds in history.

The Supreme Court said Tuesday it will take up former Enron CEO Jeff Skilling's appeal of his convictions for his role in the collapse of the energy giant, accepting another high-profile challenge to a favorite tool of prosecutors in white-collar and public corruption cases.

When a bankruptcy judge in Delaware approved Chicago financier Jim Tyree's $26.5 million bid to save Sun-Times Media Group Inc.

Sun-Times Media Group Inc. union leaders agreed to a tentative deal to allow the Chicago company's rescue from bankruptcy, the only official bidder said.

The only man left to be sentenced in the Conrad Black saga is David Radler, his former right-hand man, who testified against him at trial.