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Equity deal may advance Trump's plan for Nevada - 2004-02-12
Donald Trump's Trump Hotels & Casino Resorts Inc. today revealed Credit Suisse First Boston's private-equity unit will make a $400 million investment in the owner of the Taj Mahal and other Atlantic City casinos to become the company's majority shareholder.

The infusion by Credit Suisse's DLJ Merchant Banking Partners III LP will help lower the company's debt, Atlantic City-based Trump Hotels said in a statement. Donald Trump, who now controls 47 percent of the company, will remain as chairman and a "significant equity holder," the company said.
Read the full story at Las Vegas Sun
 
Developers echo bubble fears - 2004-02-12
Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corp chairman David Eldon's warning of the risk of a property market bubble has been taken by developers, who agree flat prices should not increase too quickly.

Real Estate Developers' Association president and casino tycoon Stanley Ho said property prices have rebounded to a reasonable level after a six-year slump.

``However, it would be unhealthy for the property market if flat prices rise too quickly,'' Ho said.
Read the full story at The Standard
 





 

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