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The chapter 11 bankruptcy for Tempe-based electric scooter company Phat Rides Inc. proved to be short-lived, the Phoenix Business Journal reported. U.S. Bankruptcy Court Judge Paul Sala on Sept. 14
Federal Reserve officials voted to hold interest rates steady at a 22-year high and revealed a divide over whether they should raise them once more this year, with most leaning toward another increase
Half of U.S. small-business owners say that rising interest rates over the past 18 months have eroded their margins, reduced revenue and reversed their growth, a survey conducted by Alignable showed
Wall Street's top regulator on Wednesday adopted a new rule cracking down on so-called "greenwashing" and other deceptive or misleading marketing practices by U.S. investment funds, Reuters reported
The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (PCAOB) proposed expanding liability for individual auditors and certain accounting firms when they contribute to violations by the primary firms handling
The use of temporary factory workers at the Detroit car companies has long rankled the United Auto Workers union, which wants fewer of them and a faster path to full-time status, the Wall Street
The Senate Judiciary Committee held a hearing yesterday titled "Evading Accountability: Corporate Manipulation of Chapter 11 Bankruptcy." Witnesses included Prof. Melissa B. Jacoby of UNC School of
The Boy Scouts of America’s $2.46 billion settlement trust has begun sending payments to men who were abused as children by troop leaders, under a bankruptcy settlement still facing appeals from a
Medical staffing company American Physician Partners LLC filed for bankruptcy protection to wind down its business after it ceased operations in July, citing economic headwinds brought by the pandemic
A unit of UpHealth Inc. filed for bankruptcy after a judge recently ruled the telemedicine provider must pay investment bank Needham & Co. a $31.3 million fee for arranging its 2021 merger with a