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ma gucken wie sich das noch entwickelt
ma gucken wie sich das noch entwickelt
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um den blockbuster-deal mit dish zu "closen". und solange wird die share auch weiterhin gehandelt... speku weiter vorhanden.
www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/g/a/...IU555CB90I06J.DTL
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kaufe den dip und werde nicht hipp
www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-04-21/...which-leases-to-keep.html
kaufe den dip und werde nicht hipp
zu sein. hier stimmt einiges nicht und man hat das gefühl, die shareholders sollen ausgestoppt werden.
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kaufe den dip und werde nicht hipp
good sign....
kaufe den dip und werde nicht hipp
wer liebt mich doch....
bis dienstag, montag machen die amis ohne uns ;-))
bis dienstag, montag machen die amis ohne uns ;-))
kaufe den dip und werde nicht hipp
April 22, 2011 7:24 AM PDT
Dish needs more time on Blockbuster stores
by Don Reisinger
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Dish Network would benefit from an extension to determine which of Blockbuster's 1,500 store leases it wants to keep, the rental company reported in a filing with the U.S. Bankruptcy Court yesterday.
Earlier this month, Dish Network announced that it had agreed to acquire Blockbuster for $228 million, after adjustments were made for cash and inventory. Under the terms of the deal, the companies were required to finalize the acquisition yesterday. If that didn't happen, Dish would have been required to pay a $500,000 fine per day to Blockbuster until the deal is finalized.
But due to Dish's inability to quickly determine which of the 1,500 leases it wants to keep in place, Blockbuster's motion (PDF), if approved by the court in a hearing on Tuesday, would allow the satellite provider to extend its decision time for 90 days without penalty.
Since announcing that it would acquire Blockbuster, Dish has made it clear that it doesn't plan to shutter all of the company's stores, though it hasn't said how many it will keep open. The company's executive vice president of sales, marketing and programming, Tom Cullen, also said earlier this month that Dish wants to "re-establish Blockbuster's brand as a leader in video entertainment," without offering details on how it will go about that.
Bringing Blockbuster back to its former glory might be difficult. Regardless of who owns the company, Blockbuster is facing serious challenges in the rental market, as Netflix and Redbox continue to steal customers. Moreover, Blockbuster's video-streaming service has yet to even come close to matching Netflix's option in overall popularity.
Of course, all that isn't news to Dish. Cullen acknowledged that Blockbuster "faces significant challenges" in a statement accompanying the acquisition announcement earlier this month. And soon enough, it will be up to Dish to overcome those challenges.
Don Reisinger
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Don Reisinger is a technology columnist who has written about everything from HDTVs to computers to Flowbee Haircut Systems. Don is a member of the CNET Blog Network, posting at The Digital Home. He is not an employee of CNET. Disclosure.
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Dish needs more time on Blockbuster stores
by Don Reisinger
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Dish Network would benefit from an extension to determine which of Blockbuster's 1,500 store leases it wants to keep, the rental company reported in a filing with the U.S. Bankruptcy Court yesterday.
Earlier this month, Dish Network announced that it had agreed to acquire Blockbuster for $228 million, after adjustments were made for cash and inventory. Under the terms of the deal, the companies were required to finalize the acquisition yesterday. If that didn't happen, Dish would have been required to pay a $500,000 fine per day to Blockbuster until the deal is finalized.
But due to Dish's inability to quickly determine which of the 1,500 leases it wants to keep in place, Blockbuster's motion (PDF), if approved by the court in a hearing on Tuesday, would allow the satellite provider to extend its decision time for 90 days without penalty.
Since announcing that it would acquire Blockbuster, Dish has made it clear that it doesn't plan to shutter all of the company's stores, though it hasn't said how many it will keep open. The company's executive vice president of sales, marketing and programming, Tom Cullen, also said earlier this month that Dish wants to "re-establish Blockbuster's brand as a leader in video entertainment," without offering details on how it will go about that.
Bringing Blockbuster back to its former glory might be difficult. Regardless of who owns the company, Blockbuster is facing serious challenges in the rental market, as Netflix and Redbox continue to steal customers. Moreover, Blockbuster's video-streaming service has yet to even come close to matching Netflix's option in overall popularity.
Of course, all that isn't news to Dish. Cullen acknowledged that Blockbuster "faces significant challenges" in a statement accompanying the acquisition announcement earlier this month. And soon enough, it will be up to Dish to overcome those challenges.
Don Reisinger
Full ProfileE-mail Don Reisinger
Don Reisinger is a technology columnist who has written about everything from HDTVs to computers to Flowbee Haircut Systems. Don is a member of the CNET Blog Network, posting at The Digital Home. He is not an employee of CNET. Disclosure.
Read more: news.cnet.com/8301-13506_3-20056399-17.html#ixzz1KGgIVsEL
Allen einen schönen Ostermontag . In der Usa sind die Börsen heute geöffnet .
Mal schauen was die Amis heute aus Block machen . Ein Plus wäre natürlich schön.
Mal schauen was die Amis heute aus Block machen . Ein Plus wäre natürlich schön.
Schöne Ostern @ all. Scheint ja bei den Amis ruigh loszugehen.
...so aus als ob sie Richtung Norden wollen.
haben wir morgen ein guten Start in den Tag.
nun können wir uns alle wieder auf die Börse (BB) konzentrieren.
guten Morgen,
na dann gibts hoffentlich trotz "Nicht"-Ostern, heute was grünes im Ei :D
.....frustrierend das ganze...gestern immerhin gut im Plus geendet im Amiland und hier will niemand Shares, nicht mal nachm langen WE.............so langsam frage ich mich WIE ich hier überhaupt mal meine shares verkaufen kann???(auch wenn ich das noch nicht möchte):)
Den möglichen 90 Tagen Aufschub stehen viele wohl eher skeptisch gegenüber ...
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Lasst euch von den selbsternannten "Aktionärsschützern" nicht für dumm verkaufen.LOL!
Da hat schon wieder einer um 14:31Uhr kalte Füße bekommen...
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