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Crowds walk by Express in a mall
RetailOnetime mall favorite Express files for bankruptcy as its officewear crashes into the hybrid-work world
By Irina Ivanova and The Associated PressApril 22, 2024
FTX just sold nearly $2 billion of SOL at a steep discount.  Here’s what that means for creditors
CompaniesFTX just sold nearly $2 billion of SOL at a steep discount. Here’s what that means for creditors
By Niamh RoweApril 5, 2024
Black and white picture of a Tupperware party
FinanceTupperware warns it could go out of business within a year
By Chris MorrisApril 1, 2024
Hedge funds that scooped up FTX bankruptcy claims are looking at 9-figure paydays. One investor shares how he could rake in $25 million
CompaniesHedge funds that scooped up FTX bankruptcy claims are looking at 9-figure paydays. One investor shares how he could rake in $25 million
By Niamh RoweMarch 29, 2024
London’s water supplier set to collapse into ‘special administration’ as shareholders refuse to bail out Thames Water
FinanceLondon’s water supplier set to collapse into ‘special administration’ as shareholders refuse to bail out Thames Water
By Jessica Shankleman and BloombergMarch 28, 2024
Photo of Sam Bankman-Fried
CompaniesFTX creditors claim their ‘Sam Coins’ aren’t worthless—and are asking a bankruptcy judge to overrule the company’s own valuation
By Niamh RoweMarch 26, 2024
Millennial activewear brand Outdoor Voices is on the verge of bankruptcy after abruptly closing all its stores: ‘Our chairwoman was posting cat memes the day we were told’
RetailMillennial activewear brand Outdoor Voices is on the verge of bankruptcy after abruptly closing all its stores: ‘Our chairwoman was posting cat memes the day we were told’
By Jasmine LiMarch 26, 2024
Wood pellets
FinanceThe world’s largest global industrial supplier of wood pellets just filed for bankruptcy with debts over $2.6 billion
By James Pollard and The Associated PressMarch 13, 2024
A Blockbuster store closing down sale
SuccessBlockbuster’s ex-CEO, still plagued as ‘the guy that failed to keep up with technology’, insists Netflix didn’t kill the video rental giant
By Orianna Rosa RoyleMarch 8, 2024
Fisker CEO Henrik Fisker speaks about the all-electric Fisker Ocean SUV
LifestyleTesla rival Fisker’s future is in doubt as the EV carmaker warns it may run out of cash this year and slashes 15% of its workforce
By Ryan HoggMarch 1, 2024
John Stephens
RetailRemington leaves the upstate New York village where it made guns for 200 years after a PE takeover and 2 bankruptcies
By Michael Hill and The Associated PressFebruary 11, 2024
FTX will have an independent examiner in its bankruptcy case as federal appeals court orders one amid concerns about widespread fraud
CompaniesFTX will have an independent examiner in its bankruptcy case as federal appeals court orders one amid concerns about widespread fraud
By Randall Chase and The Associated PressJanuary 23, 2024
Rudy Giuliani
Politics‘There’s no pot of gold at the end of the rainbow’: Rudy Giuliani’s attorney claims he’s too broke to pay $148 million court judgment
By Jake Offenhartz and The Associated PressJanuary 20, 2024
What's next for Spirit Airlines, now that it won't be merging with JetBlue? Some Wall Street analysts are starting to raise the possibility of bankruptcy.
FinanceJetBlue’s failed $3.8 billion merger could send Spirit Airlines into bankruptcy, Wall Street analysts warn
By David Koenig and The Associated PressJanuary 18, 2024
2023 was a worse year for corporate bankruptcies than 2020—and the highest since the GFC—after a stunning 72% surge, S&P Global finds
Finance2023 was a worse year for corporate bankruptcies than 2020—and the highest since the GFC—after a stunning 72% surge, S&P Global finds
By Will DanielJanuary 9, 2024
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