Its remoteness no longer an asset, Sun Valley was overshadowed by new resorts in Colorado and Utah that offered direct flights to major cities.
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After its sale, International will be transformed from a respected international publishing company controlling one of the world's major newspapers to a primarily American publishing company whose most valuable remaining asset, the Chicago Sun-Times, is the second leading newspaper in the Second City.
Once mocked by our admittedly more environmentally-evolved Northern CA brethren (my New Yorker parents love to hate L.A. too) as being a congested, smoggy nightmare, L.A. is rising to the challenge and building an entirely new economy and infrastructure, in part fueled with one of our "other" greatest assets -- the sun.
"The bureau was fully aware from at least 1991 of the potential risks of using Ms. Leung as an asset," or informer, Mr. Sun said in an interview.
Emerging FinTech companies are giving investors unprecedented access to almost every asset class under the sun.
The publishing business, News Corp, primarily consists of newspaper assets such as the Sun, Times, Wall Street Journal and the Australian, book firm HarperCollins, and also Murdoch's Australian pay-TV business.
Sun's interdependent software, services and hardware business offer little upside to potential acquirers like IBM or Hewlett-Packard, both of whom have been stealing the company's customers even without Sun's assets, says Frank Gillett, an analyst with Forrester Research.
Sun's software assets would fit into I.B.M.'s long-term strategy of chasing higher-profit software and services sales.
He became known for courting Rupert Murdoch's News Corp., whose British assets include the top-selling Sun tabloid, and for the aggressive press policies pursued by his onetime communications director Alastair Campbell.
