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"Golden Gate crippled Red Lobster by selling off one of its most valuable assets, the real estate it owned, in what’s known as a sale-leaseback, for $1.5 billion. With that sale, Golden Gate nearly made back its $2.1 billion purchase of Red Lobster, while turning the chain into a permanent leaser"
The Raiding of Red Lobsterprospect.org The bankrupt casual restaurant chain didn’t fail because of Endless Shrimp. Its problems date back to monopolist seafood conglomerates and a private equity play.
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Can’t wait to see what PE does with health care, like emergency rooms and hospitals! The future’s so bright!
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It’s bitterly funny that Harvard Business School would use that same article as a case study for its students without changing a word.
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And even the ones not owned by PE and technically nonprofit get lured into borrowing via debt and/or bonds and fall into the same debt service nightmare
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Absolutely disgusting when hospitals or health insurance companies are for profit. Profiting off someone’s health/healthcare, or lack there of, should be criminal