According to The Wall Street Journal, Barry Diller has withdrawn his acquisition offer for MGM Resorts.
路透社2026/09/23 22:11Reuters, September 23 - According to The Wall Street Journal on Wednesday, Barry Diller stated that after months of negotiations with MGM Resorts (MGM.N), he will withdraw his acquisition offer for the company.
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