Mexican Billionaire Buys Advance America, Largest Payday Lender In US‎

[Jose]

Forbes -

Mexican billionaire Ricardo Salinas Pliego is opening for business in
the U.S.: his Grupo Elektra announced Monday morning its successful
purchase of Advance America–the largest payday lender in the U.S.

Stockholders approved the $780 million purchase price Grupo Elektra
offered in February, a figure that includes all outstanding shares of
the American firm and repayment of the company’s debt. There will be
no immediate changes to the American firm’s operations, and CEO
Patrick O’Shaugnessey has agreed to stay on board, says Elektra
spokesman Daniel McCosh


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Post by Jose
Forbes -
Mexican billionaire Ricardo Salinas Pliego is opening for business in
the U.S.: his Grupo Elektra announced Monday morning its successful
purchase of Advance America–the largest payday lender in the U.S.
Stockholders approved the $780 million purchase price Grupo Elektra
offered in February, a figure that includes all outstanding shares of
the American firm and repayment of the company’s debt. There will be
no immediate changes to the American firm’s operations, and CEO
Patrick O’Shaugnessey has agreed to stay on board, says Elektra
spokesman Daniel McCosh
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pobrecito Jose gets a hard on reading about rich Hispanic people

[don Gabacho]

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Post by Jose
Forbes -
Mexican billionaire Ricardo Salinas Pliego is opening for business in
the U.S.: his Grupo Elektra announced Monday morning its successful
purchase of Advance America–the largest payday lender in the U.S.
Stockholders approved the $780 million purchase price Grupo Elektra
offered in February, a figure that includes all outstanding shares of
the American firm and repayment of the company’s debt. There will be
no immediate changes to the American firm’s operations, and CEO
Patrick O’Shaugnessey has agreed to stay on board, says Elektra
spokesman Daniel McCosh
http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&frm=1&source=newssearc...

pobrecito Jose gets a hard on reading about rich Hispanic people

Slime is a front for a fellow camarista and past President of Mexico.

Is it no wonder that they're involved in Mexico's most predatory money-
lender as "Elektra"?

That they are now to seek even more prey in the US?