B-movie: Credit Lyonnais

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A Delaware court has ruled that Italian financier Giancarlo Parretti breached an agreement with the Credit Lyonnais subsidiary that lent him $1 billion to help run MGM-Pathe Communications Corp. The bank claimed Parretti was mismanaging the studio and endangering their investment.

Management, Officials and employees, Motion picture industry, Movie industry, Breach of contract, Credit Lyonnais Bank Nederland N.V.

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Lights, camera, lawyers

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Credit Lyonnais lent Parretti nearly $1 billion to buy the Hollywood film studio MGM-Pathe in Nov 1990. Parretti's inability to turn MGM around led to a suit removing him from the board. He has countered with his own suit accusing Credit Lyonnais of stock price manipulation.

Credit Lyonnais

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The movie mogul on the line

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US West has invested $2.5 billion in Time Warner Entertainment, as part of a plan to create an array of multimedia services for customers. But the venture may come into conflict with the 1982 Cable Act and 1984 ruling on Baby Bell companies.

Radiotelephone communications, Telephone communications, exc. radio, Finance, Telecommunications services industry, Telecommunications industry, Investments, U S WEST Inc., USW, Time Warner Entertainment Company L.P.

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Subjects list: Cases, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc., Parretti, Giancarlo
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