Posted AT 2:57 PM EDT on 18/11/05
This time, the odds of a second act are unlikely
Fallen bosses do their penance and sometimes bounce back with second acts. Conrad Black will not likely be among them.The case against him is so serious, his track record with investors so abysmal, his allies now so few, that the lord seems all but finished. He is 61 and will spend the next several years either in litigation or avoiding litigation and certainly spending a fortune on lawyers, all in the name of protesting his innocence.
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- ERIC REGULY
Reguly: Odds of a second act are unlikely
- MARGARET WENTE
Wente: So, Mr. Black, considered Cuba?
