Hedge Fund Monarch Unhappy With Rangers Sale
Jan 27 2010 | 3:40am ET
A hedge fund may be all that stands in the way of private equity veteran Tom Hicks’ deal to sell his baseball team in an effort to retire more than $500 million in defaulted debt.
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