Station Casinos says no to Boyd buyout offer
Regional casino operator Station Casinos Inc. said Tuesday that it’s not interested in a buyout offer from rival Boyd Gaming Corp., and instead extended its deadline to work through a plan to restructure its debt. Most of Station’s lenders and senior notes…
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