Circuit City Will Open Its Books for Blockbuster
redorbit.com     May 10, 2008            

By Michael Felberbaum Circuit City Stores Inc. on Friday gave in to pressure from activist shareholders, essentially putting itself up for sale and agreeing to nominate dissident directors to its board. The electronics retailer announced it would open its books to Blockbuster Inc. [read full story]                    


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