HOUSTON Landry’s Restaurants Inc. by its founder and chief executive but also heightens the company’s risks in refinancing $400 million in bonds by February, analysts say. —The worsened credit crunch not only threatens the proposed going-private buyout of The global financial crisis, Hurricane Ike and the prolonged casual-dining slump led CEO Tilman Fertitta to again lower his bid to acquire Landry’s in a “substantially reduced” ...
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