Maxwell Communications Corporation

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Maxwell Communications Corporation was a major British media and publishing company built by Robert Maxwell that once controlled extensive newspaper, book, and printing interests before collapsing in the early 1990s.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf media company
public limited company
publishing company
associatedWith pension fund scandal
controlledBy Robert Maxwell NERFINISHED
country United Kingdom
fate assets sold off
placed into administration
foundedBy Robert Maxwell NERFINISHED
hasPart British Printing Corporation NERFINISHED
Collier Books NERFINISHED
Macmillan Publishers NERFINISHED
Mirror Group Newspapers NERFINISHED
Official Airline Guides NERFINISHED
Pergamon Press NERFINISHED
headquartersLocation London NERFINISHED
industry media
printing
publishing
keyPerson Ian Maxwell NERFINISHED
Kevin Maxwell NERFINISHED
Robert Maxwell NERFINISHED
notableFor large international publishing holdings
role in Robert Maxwell financial scandal
sudden corporate collapse
operatedIn United Kingdom NERFINISHED
United States of America
surface form: United States
owned Collier Books NERFINISHED
Macmillan Inc. NERFINISHED
New York Daily News NERFINISHED
Official Airline Guides NERFINISHED
Pergamon Press NERFINISHED
ownedBookPublisher Macmillan Publishers NERFINISHED
ownedBy Robert Maxwell NERFINISHED
ownedMagazine various consumer magazines
ownedNewspaper Daily Mirror NERFINISHED
Sunday Mirror NERFINISHED
The People NERFINISHED
parentOrganization Maxwell corporate empire NERFINISHED
predecessor British Printing Corporation NERFINISHED
reasonForEnd accounting irregularities
insolvency
significantEvent administration in 1991
financial collapse in early 1990s
rapid expansion in the 1980s
timePeriod 1980s
early 1990s

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Trinity Mirror foundedBy Maxwell Communications Corporation