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One Year Ago In The Credit Markets - June 11, 2007

Holders of Safety-Kleen started closing on trades ­ some as old as two-and-a-half years ­ in order to receive rights to buy shares of stock in the company as part of a planned rights offering.

  • 08 Jun 2007
Holders of Safety-Kleen started closing on trades ­ some as old as two-and-a-half years ­ in order to receive rights to buy shares of stock in the company as part of a planned rights offering. [Safety-Kleen wiped out its remaining bonds and preferred shares last August with a ...

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