Caesars sees IPO priced at $8-$10/shr

(via Reuters) · February 2, 2012 · 9:49 AM

Private equity-owned Caesars Entertainment Corp, one of the largest casino operators in the United States, said it expects to sell 1.8 million shares in its initial public offering, priced between $8 and $10 apiece.

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  1. With 25.6 billion in debt, Appollo and TPG will take a big hit, Lovechecks has to come up with a exit strad, All of the hotels are in sad shape,no money for upgrades,Watch and see Caesars will start to turn a profit now, Wynn and LVS have 4 propertys and turn big profits Gary Boy has 52 casinos and a ton of bad paper, Numbers dont lie ,people do,Rule number 1 for Math, Should I put money in Facebook or Caesars stock? Gary will you be dumping your 125 million shares?we know you will get some options and gift stock, Your credit card is over due,time to borrow from St.Peter, This company will go BK with out this, right now Gary wants to keep his ship and eago a float.

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