6/12/2009 11:51 AM
Duckie wrote:
It was the banks that caused this bankruptcy. The company had all the funding and then the banks thought they would not pay and then pulled the proverbial rug out from under them. Fricken banks!!!!! Reply to this
6/15/2009 12:38 PM
Dkawai wrote:
Wipe out the bonds and equitize a portion of the bank debt. Allows the Company to finish up the build and be ready for the Vegas recovery without being saddled by so much debt Reply to this
10/5/2009 9:29 AM
Bryon wrote:
Here is the latest from our side of the country:
Penn National Gaming reportedly is in talks to acquire the bankrupt Fontainebleau project although analysts Friday were skeptical that the regional casino giant would complete a deal for the stalled Strip resort.
Pennsylvania-based Penn National, which operates casinos and race tracks in smaller markets, has openly said in the past year that it was interested in acquiring a Strip resort. The company has been linked to numerous properties, including hotel-casinos operated by MGM Mirage and Harrah’s Entertainment. Reply to this
1/20/2010 11:21 PM
Dennis wrote:
01.21.10 WSJ just published that Carl Ichan was the winning bidder for the Fountainbleau Project. Looking forward to see it alive and well. Reply to this
7/14/2010 1:22 AMNicolas Wiggins wrote:
i was in las vegas over spring break and i really wanted to see the fontainebleau sales office. i make paper models so to see a resin model is incredible. unfortunately, i had to learn the bad news once i got to the sales office. a security guard at sky condos informed me that the font has no roof yet, so the top 30 floors are suffering weather damage. he said that the floors would have to be gutted and re made in order for the project to go forward. he also told me it wouldnt be until 2015 or 16 that the font will open, which is terrible news when it was supposed to open in december. Reply to this
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It was the banks that caused this bankruptcy. The company had all the funding and then the banks thought they would not pay and then pulled the proverbial rug out from under them. Fricken banks!!!!!
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Wipe out the bonds and equitize a portion of the bank debt. Allows the Company to finish up the build and be ready for the Vegas recovery without being saddled by so much debt
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Here is the latest from our side of the country:
Penn National Gaming reportedly is in talks to acquire the bankrupt Fontainebleau project although analysts Friday were skeptical that the regional casino giant would complete a deal for the stalled Strip resort.
Pennsylvania-based Penn National, which operates casinos and race tracks in smaller markets, has openly said in the past year that it was interested in acquiring a Strip resort. The company has been linked to numerous properties, including hotel-casinos operated by MGM Mirage and Harrah’s Entertainment.
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01.21.10
WSJ just published that Carl Ichan was the winning bidder for the Fountainbleau Project. Looking forward to see it alive and well.
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i was in las vegas over spring break and i really wanted to see the fontainebleau sales office. i make paper models so to see a resin model is incredible. unfortunately, i had to learn the bad news once i got to the sales office. a security guard at sky condos informed me that the font has no roof yet, so the top 30 floors are suffering weather damage. he said that the floors would have to be gutted and re made in order for the project to go forward. he also told me it wouldnt be until 2015 or 16 that the font will open, which is terrible news when it was supposed to open in december.
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