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The Dallas Morning News’s parent company agrees to merge with Hearst
“DallasNews shareholders will get $14.00 per share, which is 219% more than the July 9 closing price of $4.39. That puts the value of the company, Texas’ oldest continually operating company, at $74.9 million. Once the deal closes, DallasNews Corporation will become part of Hearst Newspapers, a division of Hearst.” —HT
Dallas Morning News’s stock jumps more than 200% on Hearst acquisition news
Shares of the parent company of the Dallas Morning News, one of the most prominent newspapers in Texas, soared more than 200% on Thursday on news that the publication was being sold to Hearst Corp. Driving the stock surge was Hearst’s announcement that it had agreed to pay $14 per share for DallasNews Corp.
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