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Carl Icahn interested in acquiring Circuit City
techwhack.com May 11, 2008
Carl Icahn interested in acquiring Circuit City US based retailing chain Circuit City Stores has said that they are fine with giving access to their books to Blockbuster for reviewing as they have shown interests in acquiring them. The company added that billionaire investor Carl Icahn is also...
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