Trustees to urge court to approve Ben-Zvi Maariv bid

The company's printing plant should be sold separately to Amos Maimon, a businessman who deals in diamonds and real estate, the trustees will also recommend.

By Nati Tucker | 06:02 23.10.12 |

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The trustees of the Maariv publishing group will present Tel Aviv District Court Judge Varda Alshech with a recommendation to sell the newspaper operation Shlomo Ben-Zvi, the publisher of the right-leaning daily Makor Rishon.

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Trustees to urge court to approve Ben-Zvi Maariv bid

The company's printing plant should be sold separately to Amos Maimon, a businessman who deals in diamonds and real estate, the trustees will also recommend.

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