Judge Approves $240 million Bid Stake in US Airways

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TPG sounds like they are OK with things...I guess that's good for everyone? I wonder why TPG decided not to Pony-Up and match the offer? My guess would be that TPG was wanting to take more of a controllng interest in things , than Dave was willing to allow. This is indeed an interesting turn of events.
 
The attachment is not an indication that the Judge approved the offer. It is TPG's statement.
 
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What is a state retirement fund doing gambling in the airline industry with their state employees retirement benefits? Sounds suicidle! You all would be better off chartering a bus trip to Vegas and at least have better odds then gambling it away in this industry!Ask any U employee about their 401K or ESOP plan now , what they expect in the future and what they had expected?
 
AOG-N-IT:

Siegel said that RSA's bid could be topped by another party, including TPG. I would not say they are out of the picture, Siegel said of David Bonderman's interest.

Chip