EA bondholders accuse the company of default on $1.4 billion in debt following the largest-ever leveraged buyout.
Bondholders of Electronic Arts (EA) have accused the company of a $1.4 billion debt default, escalating a dispute over whether the video game maker must repay its debt at a premium after completing the largest leveraged buyout in history and going private.
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