Tweet All About It: Mergers and acquisitions
Each week, we pick out our favorite and not-so-favorite tweets (at least those that are printable) about Aspen and display them on Sunday’s page A2.
• “Vail is a ski industry MONOPOLY! Aspen Ski Corp will bring competition! Criminal when a lift ticket is $175. Up 75% in 5 years! #Vail #Aspen” — @1americanguy
• “Good to see the ‘ole #Aspen vs #Vail rivalry is still going strong…Internationally” — @jimmyarchertri
• “Congrats on the acquisition @skisteamboat. Look around, it could have been far worse. Your soul survives. #skibiz #freedom #notvri #Aspen” — @chardly4805
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• “I love #steamboatsprings and hope the acquisition by #Aspen is all good.” — @bizpresentguy
• “I do love season but boy am I glad to have our town back. #Aspen let’s hope ‘they’ don’t discover off-season” — @glennhsmithart
• “Heading to #aspen to discuss all things #parking” — @GrowthDiego
• “Delicious burger! #Aspen — at White House Tavern” — @Adriana504
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