Borders Can’t Find Buyer, Offers Warrants to Largest Shareholder
October 2, 2008
The struggling Borders chain has issued 5.15 million warrants to Pershing Capital Management giving the company’s largest shareholder the option of purchasing stock at $7 a share after the book and music retailer failed to find a buyer for its business.
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