Is "Prince of Darkness" Richard Perle about to go down in flames?

Killgore discusses how Richard Perle, board member of Hollinger International, has recently attracted the press' notice in his serious mixed up in the problems of Hollinger International and its founder, Sir Conrad Black. According to the Nov 19, 2003 Washington Post, Hollinger's tangled c...

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Published in:	The Washington report on Middle East affairs 2004-01, Vol.23 (1), p.9
Main Author:	Killgore, Andrew I
Format:	Article
Language:	eng
Subjects:	Audits Black, Conrad Black, Conrad (Lord Black) Boards of directors Business community Corporate profiles Corporate profits Defense department Executive compensation Federal government Finance Foreign policy Government International International relations Kissinger, Henry Military policy Perle, Richard N Politics Public officials Publishing industry United States
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Summary:	Killgore discusses how Richard Perle, board member of Hollinger International, has recently attracted the press' notice in his serious mixed up in the problems of Hollinger International and its founder, Sir Conrad Black. According to the Nov 19, 2003 Washington Post, Hollinger's tangled corporate structure paid Black and his close associates $200 million in salary, management fees, and "non-compete" compensation-while the conglomerate itself made only $23 million in profit. Now the SEC has issued subpoenas to officials of Hollinger International including Richard N. Perle.
ISSN:	8755-4917 2163-2782