Clear Channel Shares Plummet on Report That Buyout Deal Is on Brink of Collapse
AP Report:
http://biz.yahoo.com/ap/080325/clear_channel_buyout.html?.v=1
AP Report:
http://biz.yahoo.com/ap/080325/clear_channel_buyout.html?.v=1
adguy said:UPDATED BREAKING NEWS:
A Texas judge ruled that the the companies must complete the deal. Must have come down over night or late yesterday.
Andyf101 said:What a load of stupidity... So I guess this same judge gets to force the FCC to approve this merger?
DavidEduardo said:Andyf101 said:What a load of stupidity... So I guess this same judge gets to force the FCC to approve this merger?
It already did. As far as regulatory matters go, it's a done deal.
Under the judge's order, the banks must not "interfere with or thwart consummation of the merger agreement" by refusing to fund it, insisting on terms other than those in the agreement, or refusing "to act in good faith in the drafting of definitive loan documents." An earlier version of this article incorrectly said the order compels the banks to issue buyout financing immediately.
OKCRadioGuy said:I hope the crooks go down in flames. The reason why the FCC thinks of us as the enemy these days is because of companies like CC. To hell with them via the expressway to hell. Maybe they'll bleed enough red that they'll have a nice firesale where the nice people in the local community can buy the channels for what their REALLY worth and run them like a business instead of the flying corporate circus the San Antonio carpetbaggers have been running all these years.
Since when can a person SUE a bank because they won't give them the money they promised? I bet a individual could have the signature of the owner of the bank and still have a deal for a loan cancelled in the bank had even a thought that the property they were buying was worth less than they had originally though. For once in my life I'm on the side of the big banks.
OKCRadioGuy said:Since when can a person SUE a bank because they won't give them the money they promised? I bet a individual could have the signature of the owner of the bank and still have a deal for a loan cancelled in the bank had even a thought that the property they were buying was worth less than they had originally though. For once in my life I'm on the side of the big banks.