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3 I3usiness Day • MARKET DATA • MONEY • PORTFOLIOS 13t WATCHLISTS • QUOTES • BUSINESS _NETW_QRK Sur cost no mere truffle Invitation only ... Conrad Black threw a surprise birthday party for his wife and then sent a $U542,869.57 bill to his company. Photo: Reuters Andrew Clark in Chicago May 12, 200

e and then sent a $U542,869.57 bill to his company. Photo: Reuters Andrew Clark in Chicago May 12, 2007 EVEN by the exacting social standards of Conrad Black, it was a gathering of quite staggering opulence. There were six billionaires in the room - plus a Rockefeller, a Rothschild, a selection of Americ

Kate. Birthday girl Barbara Amiel chose slightly more heavyweight companions. Her table included the legendary statesman Henry Kissinger, who was a Hollinger director and is now listed as a possible prosecution witness in her husband's trial. They exchanged pleasantries with Donald Trump, the news anchor

. Thursday, April 28, 2011 Posted: 5:54 p.m. Thursday, April 28, 2011 The Palm Beach mansion once used to help secure bail for former media magnate Conrad Black who is awaiting re- sentencing by a Chicago federal court judge on convictions of fraud and obstruction of justice has sold for $23.1 million, accor

tole millions of dollars from Chicago-based Hollinger International Inc. when he headed the company. He also faced charges of tax evasion related to Hollinger. The Blacks had bought the South Ocean Boulevard property for $9.9 million in 1997, property records show. In 2005, Black used the house to secure

been forced to forfeit multiple homes, yachts, cars and other trappings of their lavish lifestyle to the government to help compensate the victims. Conrad Black The U.S. Supreme Court is set to hear oral arguments Dec. 8 in the case of media baron Conrad Black's appeal. Black. 65, was convicted of looting t

itution in Central Florida. The justices agreed to review a ruling by a U.S. appeals court in Chicago that upheld the conviction of Black and former Hollinger senior executives Peter Atkinson. John Boultbee and Mark Kipnis. A Canadian-born member of Britain's House of Lords, Black has been in prison since

been forced to forfeit multiple homes. yachts, cars and other trappings of their lavish lifestyle to the govemment to help compensate the victims. Conrad Black The U.S. Supreme Court is set to hear oral arguments Dec. 8 in the case of media baron Conrad Black's appeal. Black, 65, was convicted of looting t

itution in Central Florida. The justices agreed to review a ruling by a U.S. appeals court in Chicago that upheld the conviction of Black and former Hollinger senior executives Peter Atkinson, John Boultbee and Mark Kipnis. A Canadian-born member of Britain's House of Lords. Black has been in prison since

been forced to forfeit multiple homes. yachts, cars and other trappings of their lavish lifestyle to the govemment to help compensate the victims. Conrad Black The U.S. Supreme Court is set to hear oral arguments Dec. 8 in the case of media baron Conrad Black's appeal. Black, 65, was convicted of looting t

itution in Central Florida. The justices agreed to review a ruling by a U.S. appeals court in Chicago that upheld the conviction of Black and former Hollinger senior executives Peter Atkinson, John Boultbee and Mark Kipnis. A Canadian-born member of Britain's House of Lords. Black has been in prison since