Philadelphia Media Holdings

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Philadelphia Media Holdings LLC is a group of local Philadelphia, Pennsylvania investors who formed to buy The Philadelphia Inquirer, the Philadelphia Daily News and the internet portal for both called Philly.com.

In June 2006, The McClatchy Company had bought Knight Ridder and The Philadelphia Inquirer and the Philadelphia Daily News were among the twelve less-profitable Knight Ridder newspapers that McClatchy put up for sale when the deal was announced in March.

Philadelphia Media Holdings bought the newspapers on June 29, 2006.

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Philadelphia-area Corporations (Including the Delaware Valley)
Philadelphia-based Fortune 1000 Corporations
(by rank)

Sunoco (60) • Comcast (84) • Cigna (139) • Aramark (214) • Lincoln National Corporation (277) • Rohm and Haas (292) • Crown Holdings (328) • Sovereign Bancorp (479) • FMC Corp. (781) • Pep Boys (794)
Delaware Valley-based Fortune 1000 Corporations
(by rank)

Companies listed above, plus: AmerisourceBergen (29) • DuPont (74) • Campbell Soup (311) • Toll Brothers (375) • Unisys (400) • UGI Corporation (435) • Jones Apparel Group (470) • SunGard (500) • Ikon Office Solutions (507) • Universal Health Services (511) • Burlington Coat Factory (579) • VWR International (609) • Charming Shoppes (642) • Airgas (671) • Commerce Bancorp (669) • Teleflex (708) • Vishay Intertechnology (724) • Penn National Gaming (797) • Hercules Inc. (849) • Ametek (915) • Genesis HealthCare (927) • Cephalon (930)
Other notable Philadelphia-based corporations

Amoroso's • AppLabs • Blank Rome LLP • Colonial Penn • Dechert • Dietz & Watson • Morgan, Lewis & Bockius • Pepper Hamilton • Philadelphia Media Holdings • Tasty Baking • Urban Outfitters
Other notable Delaware Valley-based corporations
Notable Delaware Valley-based
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