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The Creditor Who Pushed Annie

August 4, 2009 by Marion Maneker

[intro]Was it Si Newhouse Called in Her Loans?[/intro]

The big question is how and why Leibovitz needed to raise $24 million last year. Allen Salkin says Si Newhouse might have called in one of his famous real estate loans to a Conde Nast top performer like Leibovitz. How many others are raising cash at 4 Times Sq.?

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