Thomas Hicks News
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URS Corp., the San Francisco-based construction company, agreed to buy Flint Energy Services Ltd. for C$1.25 billion ($1.26 billion) in cash to add projects servicing oil and natural gas producers in Western Canada.
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A Texas judge said he will reconsider his Oct. 13 order blocking the sale of the Liverpool soccer club to owners of Major League Baseball’s Boston Red Sox.
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The Dallas Stars hockey team, the last professional sports club owned by former billionaire Thomas Hicks, filed for bankruptcy with a plan to sell the franchise through a court-approved auction.
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Creditors of the Texas Rangers, the Major League Baseball team that filed for bankruptcy yesterday, object to the $575 million sale to investors led by Hall of Fame pitcher and team president Nolan Ryan and his partner Chuck Greenberg , according to two people familiar with the matter.
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Creditors of Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. are forming lines of battle for and against the idea of substantively consolidating all of the Lehman companies under a Chapter 11 plan.
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Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. and its creditors’ committee filed a complaint yesterday in bankruptcy court against JPMorgan Chase Bank NA , alleging that the New York-based bank “stripped a faltering Lehman Brothers of desperately needed cash” in the days and weeks before the commencement of Lehman’s bankruptcy in September 2008.
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The Dallas Stars, the hockey team owned by former billionaire Thomas Hicks, won support from lenders for a plan file bankruptcy and sell the club at an auction, a person familiar with the results said.
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Chuck Greenberg, former chief executive officer and co-owner of the Texas Rangers baseball team, may seek to purchase the bankrupt Dallas Stars of the National Hockey League, a lawyer said today in court.
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Washington Mutual Inc. , the official equity holders’ committee and some creditors are trying to outsmart one another with legal strategies to push through or kill the global settlement that underpins WaMu’s reorganization plan.
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Leslie Controls Inc., a subsidiary of Circor International Inc. , filed a Chapter 11 petition this morning in Delaware to implement a reorganization plan already negotiated with lawyers representing asbestos claimants.
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