Reader's Digest reportedly up for sale

Reader's Digest, the publishing company that vacated the last of its employees from its landmark Chappaqua headquarters in December, has reportedly put itself up for sale for $1 billion, according to The Wall Street Journal and other financial reporting sites.

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