
News: Six Flags making a turn around under Dan SnyderBy Chris L |
Jan. 24th, 2006 -- Since last summer when Daniel Snyder launched his bid to take control of Six Flags, the stock market value of the company has inflated by more than $360 million. The company's stock value has also risen 37 percent since the first day of the new year. Last Friday, January 23, the stock rose 15 cents a share to close at $10.57 - the highest it has been in over three years.A couple of Snyder's main focuses have been to dispatch teams on two missions - to find licensing opportunities for use in the company's parks and to figure out how much underdeveloped real estate within and surrounding the parks can be sold for. Visit the Washington Post for the complete and original article. |
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