TAPIE DEAL: 50 MILLION DOLLARS SHORT?
Wendeen Eolis asks whether the Tapie deal for Full Tilt Poker was $50 million short. Poker Player Newspaper, 2012.
By Wendeen H. Eolis
Poker Player Newspaper
February 07, 2012
NEW YORK (February 07, 2012) Today, Wendeen Eolis reports on the latest and gravest developments in the Group Bernard Tapie proposed acquisition of Full Tilt Poker which calls for GBT to pay the US Department of Justice 80 million dollars to acquire the assets of FTP, per agreement reached by the three parties.
Ms. Eolis, CEO of Eolis International Group, once called called the plan “one of the most creative business deals ever — if it works; now she comments on the bizarre chain of events that have turned the proposed deal into “a cliffhanger” – at best. This breaking story appears at Poker Player Newspaper.
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