(Reuters) - The show-and-tell testimony in the trial's 10th week came
during the questioning of government witness Paul Healy, former
head of investor relations at Hollinger International Inc., the
U.S. firm through which Black controlled what was once one of
the world's largest newspaper publishing companies.
Healy testified that Peter Atkinson, one of Black's three
co-defendants and former general counsel of Hollinger
International, told him that non-competition payments from one
major deal had been "inaccurately" described to Hollinger
shareholders.
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during the questioning of government witness Paul Healy, former
head of investor relations at Hollinger International Inc., the
U.S. firm through which Black controlled what was once one of
the world's largest newspaper publishing companies.
Healy testified that Peter Atkinson, one of Black's three
co-defendants and former general counsel of Hollinger
International, told him that non-competition payments from one
major deal had been "inaccurately" described to Hollinger
shareholders.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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