Black's Toronto headquarters sold off

A landmark newspaper building made famous - or should that be infamous? - by Conrad Black, is being sold off by his former holding company, Hollinger Inc. Its Toronto headquarters is being sold for $14m (£7.1m) to an investment company. After Black was deposed as Hollinger's chairman and ceo he was caught on security cameras removing boxes from his office in defiance of a court order not to remove property from his office while the company was under investigation. Black, who is to be tried in the spring on various fraud charges, later returned the boxes, contending that they contained only personal belongings. (Via Editor & Publisher)