Keith Kelly of the New York Post reports Wednesday that bidders for BusinessWeek magazine think that McGraw-Hill is asking too much for the weekly, and that New York magazine owner Bruce Wasserstein appears to be the frontrunner.
“Bidders are said to be a little skeptical about that tabulation, arguing that even if the mag moves out of Rockefeller Center it still faces considerable real estate costs.
“What’s more, a new owner would likely have to cough up money to replicate things like circulation and fulfillment to keep the magazine going.
“Observers say Wasserstein is emerging as a front-runner for the title, even though the magazine assets he owns are currently struggling in a tough ad climate.”
Read more here. Note that BusinessWeek is not in Rockefeller Center, but in the McGraw-Hill building nearby.
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