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Sun Capital, the Florida firm co-headed by Philadelphia 76ers boss and Romney donor Mark Leder, is among the buyers interested in Hostess Brands, shut last week amid a long-running bankruptcy and labor struggle, says Fortune's Dan Primack here. Sun already owns Manayunk-based PaperWorks and previously bought and downsized South Jersey's Aluminum Shapes and Jevic Transportation, among many other U.S. firms. "I think that we could offer a slightly better, more labor-friendly deal than what was on the table last week," Leder told Primack. Philadelphia Inquirer |
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