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Analysis: Vail Resorts investors prepare for proxy fight, future of Park City in question

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This summer, Vail has faced several lawsuits, restructured its board of directors and announced new company-wide Epic Experience branding, as well as changes to the branding of individual resorts. Most recently, the publicly traded company has been the target of a Wall Street battle with Oasis Management, an investment group with its eyes set on changing the business.

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