(Reuters) - NEW YORK, July 26 - Theme park operator Six Flags Inc. said on Thursday its quarterly net loss widened on higher costs, bigger losses on discontinued operations and a one-time charge for paying down debt.
The company, which has been selling off some parks and restructuring since investor Daniel Snyder won control of the company in 2005, is spending more on marketing as it promotes its parks as more family friendly, and is working to shore up its financial position.
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The company, which has been selling off some parks and restructuring since investor Daniel Snyder won control of the company in 2005, is spending more on marketing as it promotes its parks as more family friendly, and is working to shore up its financial position.
Read more at Reuters.com Market News
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