Sid Bass News
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Maxon Mills, a 1950s feed-processing plant in Wassaic, New York, was saved from demolition when developers Tony Zunino and Richard Berry bought it in 2006.
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AbitibiBowater Inc. , the largest newsprint maker in North America, is pursuing a fourth and last extension of the exclusive right to propose a Chapter 11 plan.
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Multimillionaire philanthropist Anne Bass, ex-wife of Texas oil tycoon Sid Bass, said she was sure she was going to die the night her estate was invaded by armed, masked men who injected her with what they called a “deadly virus” and demanded $8.5 million for the antidote.
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The former butler of Anne Bass, ex- wife of oil tycoon Sid Bass, was found guilty of plotting to extort $8.5 million by injecting her with a fake “deadly virus” and demanding money for the antidote.
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A disclosure statement explaining the Texas Rangers reorganization plan was approved late yesterday. The bankruptcy judge in Fort Worth, Texas, scheduled a confirmation hearing for July 9 where the professional baseball club will ask for approval of the Chapter 11 plan billed as paying all creditors in full.
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James Levine surveyed the gala crowd as he rolled along one aisle at the Metropolitan Opera House on his motorized chair. Placido Domingo and Renee Fleming ambled down another.
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“Let’s just say, I think this is my time,” Anna Netrebko suggested after her performance in “Anna Bolena” at the Metropolitan Opera’s opening gala last night.
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A Las Vegas-area development won court approval of a bankruptcy exit plan that raises money for creditors in part with plans to sue the company’s former investors, including billionaire brothers Sid and Lee Bass .
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Nicolas Berggruen , who is acquiring German department-store chain Karstadt AG, said he’s already invested about 73 million euros of the 400 million euros ($545 million) he’s budgeted to spend on the stores in five years.
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