Trump settles casino case

Donald Trump ended his war with bondholders of the casino company that bears his name, settling for 10% of Trump Entertainment Resorts once it emerges from bankruptcy.

Trump settles casino case
Wed, 18 Nov, 2009 - 09:03

Donald Trump ended his war with bondholders of the casino company that bears his name, settling for 10% of Trump Entertainment Resorts once it emerges from bankruptcy.

The real estate mogul announced that he and his daughter, Ivanka, were abandoning their battle over control of the company, which filed for bankruptcy protection in February.

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