Conrad Black colleague denies racketeering claims

A former Hollinger International executive named with ex-Daily Telegraph boss Conrad Black in a $1.25bn (€1bn) lawsuit that accuses them and others of improperly diverting funds has denied claims of racketeering.

A former Hollinger International executive named with ex-Daily Telegraph boss Conrad Black in a $1.25bn (€1bn) lawsuit that accuses them and others of improperly diverting funds has denied claims of racketeering.

Former executive vice president David Radler issued a statement saying the transactions had been approved by newspaper company Hollinger’s board of directors. He said he plans to “vigorously defend” his actions.

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