- December 14th, 2005, 3:47 pm
#15842
Well it looks as if Paramount Parks are up for sale again. At least if a good offer is made, executives have decieded that they will sell the park chain, as well as the Simon and Schuster publishing company.
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original link: <a href='http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/thr/article_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1001659395' target='_blank'>http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/thr/artic...t_id=1001659395</a>
Dec. 14, 2005
Viacom ready to sell theme parks, Simon & Schuster
Sumner Redstone
By Reuters
DUBAI -- Viacom Inc. is ready to sell theme parks owned by its Paramount Pictures division, as well as book publisher Simon & Schuster, chairman Sumner Redstone said Tuesday.
The media conglomerate splits into two companies on Dec. 31, separating its faster growing cable networks and film business from the relatively sluggish CBS television broadcasting and radio operations.
Simon & Schuster, which will be part of the more mature side of the business has often been cited along with the theme parks as assets Viacom might choose to sell.
"We have certain assets which give us a lot of cash flow but don't have the growth potential that we are looking for, like the theme parks and Simon & Schuster," Redstone told Reuters in an interview during a visit to Dubai.
"If someone offered us enough money, we would probably sell," he said, declining to give details.
Article: [cut down for length]
original link: <a href='http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/thr/article_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1001659395' target='_blank'>http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/thr/artic...t_id=1001659395</a>
Dec. 14, 2005
Viacom ready to sell theme parks, Simon & Schuster
Sumner Redstone
By Reuters
DUBAI -- Viacom Inc. is ready to sell theme parks owned by its Paramount Pictures division, as well as book publisher Simon & Schuster, chairman Sumner Redstone said Tuesday.
The media conglomerate splits into two companies on Dec. 31, separating its faster growing cable networks and film business from the relatively sluggish CBS television broadcasting and radio operations.
Simon & Schuster, which will be part of the more mature side of the business has often been cited along with the theme parks as assets Viacom might choose to sell.
"We have certain assets which give us a lot of cash flow but don't have the growth potential that we are looking for, like the theme parks and Simon & Schuster," Redstone told Reuters in an interview during a visit to Dubai.
"If someone offered us enough money, we would probably sell," he said, declining to give details.
B3 2006<br>bring blink back.
