MGM buyer sure to seek bankruptcy plan
8:25 PM PDT 10/13/2010 by Carl DiOrio,
AP
Prepackaged filing would wipe away debt balance
With MGM drawing first-round offers of less than $2 billion, it's clear that any company buying the studio will demand that the Lion first submit a prepackaged bankruptcy filing.
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