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Saks' shares soar after report it may seek sale

Shares of Saks Inc., which operates Saks Fifth Avenue, soared to their highest point since 2008 on Wednesday, extending a rally from Tuesday on a news report that the luxury retailer is considering seeking a sale of the company. Full story

Saks shares rise on report it hired Goldman for strategic options

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Shares of Saks Inc <SKS.N> climbed higher Tuesday after the New York Post reported that the luxury department store chain hired Goldman Sachs <GS.N> to explore strategic alternatives, including a possible sale, citing a source briefed on the matter. Full story

Making apologies for Murdoch's New York Post

   Rachel Maddow applauds the efforts of Animal New York for printing out fake letters of apology from the New York Post for its dangerously sloppy reporting on the Boston Marathon bombing investigation and handing them out inserted inside copies of the paper.

Shameless paper in mindless fog

(Reuters) - If our culture allowed diseased newspapers to be quarantined, I'd have the New York Post kenneled right now. Full story

New York Post shamelessly sloppy on Boston story

   Rachel Maddow notes mistakes made by the New York Post in reporting the Boston Marathon explosion story for which they are unapologetic, and shares video of President Obama's moving speech at a Boston church today.

Ban on Lifetime's 'Romeo Killer' movie lifted by New York court

The telefilm "Romeo Killer: The Chris Porco Story" will air as previously scheduled Saturday night, after Lifetime won a reversal in New York State Appellate Court Thursday, according to the New York Post.A restraining order had been issued on Tuesday by Judge Robert Muller, wh … Full story

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Top Talkers: Time Warner announced this week it would spin off the Time Inc. magazine branch into a separate company. The Morning Joe panel discusses the move and the overall health (or lack thereof) of the magazine industry.

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