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Trump Trial Reveals Other Stars Who Paid to Bury Stories
ROGUE’S GALLERY
David Pecker, the former National Enquirer publisher, dished the details during his testimony Thursday.
2
Southwest Airlines Cuts Service to 4 International Airports
GROUNDED
The airline reported losses of $218 million excluding special items in the first quarter, up from $163 million reported a year ago.

4
Why Columbia’s Senate Won’t Censure President Over Protests
PUNCHES PULLED
The faculty body is set to vote on a watered-down version of a resolution against her.
5
3 Women Got HIV From ‘Vampire Facials’ at Shady Spa
INFECTION CONNECTION
The Albuquerque clinic was unlicensed and unsanitary, officials say.

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Murdoch Wants $100M for MySpace

Business

Updated Apr. 24, 2017 3:59PM EDT / Published Apr. 27, 2011 2:54AM EDT

Rupert Murdoch’s venture into social networking will soon be over: News Corp has put MySpace on the block, and half a dozen private equity firms and companies will submit bids this week, according to All Things Digital. Reuters said all the bidders are expected to value MySpace at more than $100 million, which is still just a fraction of the $580 million News Corp paid for MySpace in 2005.

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