Rafat Ali writes on PaidContent.org that Entrepreneur magazine has put itself up for sale and is seeking a price of about $200 million.
“The company was founded as a newsletter in 1973 and launched as Entrepreneur magazine in 1977. It also has a big online presence and operates book publishing unit Entrepreneur Press. Entrepreneur.com was launched in 1996, and has been popular and very profitable, according to our sources—that’s a big part of the appeal to potential buyers.
“But the company and its website have seen their fair share of controversies, including allegations of buying traffic for its website using pop-unders. Also, the parent company has been in the middle of some lawsuits and allegations about trying to appropriate the word ‘Entrepreneur’, and some lawsuits have followed, including one earlier this month. A lawsuit was filed alleging that it defrauded the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office while wrangling for control of the name ‘Entrepreneur Expo.'”
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