Third-generation Italian-American, former heir to National Enquirer, Businessman and Humanitarian
What does green mean to you? Your freshly mowed lawn in summer? The beauty of a tropical rainforest? The frog who taught you the ABCs? Or are you one of the growing number of people for whom “green” has become a lifestyle? The last few centuries have been pretty rough on our planet, and as … More Go Green, Save Green
Utility bills always seem to get higher and higher—when you’re trying to save money they can become a real nightmare, but even more importantly it inhibits your ability to go green. It’s difficult sometimes to figure out where you can reduce your impact on the environment. Luckily, there are ways around the problem. Change your … More 7 Easy Ways to Shrink Your Energy Bills
It’s becoming more and more popular to be environmentally conscious and go green. It probably feels like it’s too difficult or expensive to do for your own home, but there are simple and efficient ways you can change to conserve energy. An added bonus is that many of these easy fixes also save you money … More 5 Painless Ways to Make Your Home Green
Groups File Bids For Tabloid Top Publishing Firms Vying For `Enquirer` By DAVID ALTANER, Business Writer February 17, 1989 Some of the top publishing companies in the world reportedly have submitted bids for the National Enquirer, along with two groups of employees of the weekly tabloid newspaper. The Lantana-based publication and its sister newspaper, the … More Groups File Bids For Tabloid Top Publishing Firms Vying For `Enquirer`
By Joe Sharkey Staff Reporter of The Wall Street Journal February 16, 1989 Several of the world’s top publishing companies have made offers to buy the National Enquirer, beginning a bidding contest that could top $400 million and who’s outcome could define a new battleground in the global magazine business. Executives familiar with the bidding … More National Enquirer Sought by Several Publishing Firms
Palm Beach Post Staff and Wire Services January 11, 1989 LANTANA – GP Group Inc., owner of the National Enquirer and World Weekly News, has begun telling potential buyers the proper way to bid. The company is being sold as part of instructions left by founder Generoso Pope, who died Oct. 2. Its value has … More ‘Enquirer’ owner issues rules for buying company
Late Publisher’s son wants to buy tabloid The Miami Herald December 19, 1988 LANTANA – Paul Pope, the 21-year-old son of late National Enquirer publisher Generoso Pope, said he wants to buy the gossipy tabloid and has the financial backing to do so. “I’m ready to do whatever it takes to keep it in the … More Late Publisher’s son wants to buy tabloid
Son of ‘Enquirer’ owner seeks tabloid USA Today By John Newberry December 19, 1988 The 21-year-old son of Generoso Pope, the late owner of the National Enquirer, says he’ll do all he can to buy the popular supermarket tabloid. Paul Pope says he has enough financial backing to buy his father’s company, GP Group, which … More Son of ‘Enquirer’ owner seeks tabloid
Son, 21, Wants `Enquirer` Paul Pope Hopes To Buy Late Father`s Empire By MICHAEL SAUNDERS, Staff Writer December 18, 1988 The loyalty of many National Enquirer employees to late owner Generoso Pope may have shifted to his 21-year-old son, who said on Saturday that he will do all he can to buy the widely read … More Son, 21, Wants `Enquirer` Paul Pope Hopes To Buy Late Father`s Empire
Enquirer’ staff wants Pope’s son Employees: Let heir, 21, restore pride as new boss By Shari Laiacona Palm Beach Post Staff Writer December 18, 1988 WEST PALM BEACH – If National Enquirer employees get what they want, the 21-year-old son of Generoso Pope Jr., the tabloid’s late owner, will be their new boss. Nearly 200 … More Enquirer’ staff wants Pope’s son.
Paul David Pope 