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Koch Confirms Interest in Newspapers, but Mum on LA Times Bid
Diverse investments have made Koch Industries of Wichita, Kansas a billion-dollar conglomerate, but the Koch brothers are better known for putting big money behind conservative SuperPAC's and foundations and Republican politicians that liberals denounce as extremist.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readDiverse investments have made Koch Industries of Wichita, Kansas a billion-dollar conglomerate, but the Koch brothers are better known for putting big money behind conservative SuperPAC's and foundations and Republican politicians that liberals denounce as extremist. Recently, it's been reported that the Koch brothers are interested in acquiring news organizations, including the Tribune Company, which owns the Los Angeles Times.
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1 of 3Museums Block USC-Coliseum Parking Deal- 0:00Koch Confirms Interest in Newspapers, but Mum on LA Times BidYou’re reading this
- 10:28An LA Institution Up for Grabs
- 21:34Chinafornia